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Dolly Parton, Country Music Legend, Dies at 80
Dolly Parton died Tuesday, Aug. 25, at age 80 after being diagnosed with cancer, according to representatives for the country music star.
Her team said...
Russia-Ukraine War Disrupts Grain Trade as Wheat Prices Rise
Wheat prices are rising as attacks between Russia and Ukraine disrupt grain shipments through the Black Sea, adding pressure to a global food supply...
UAE Cuts Trade With Iran After Missile Accusations
The United Arab Emirates has stopped trade and financial dealings with Iran after Emirati officials accused the country of launching two ballistic missiles in...
Georgia Man Deported From Fiji to Face Charges in $165 Million Crypto Scheme
A Georgia man accused of taking more than $165 million from thousands of investors through a cryptocurrency investment operation has been returned to the...
FDA Approves First mRNA-Based Flu Vaccine in the U.S.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the country's first flu vaccine that uses mRNA technology, giving Moderna the green light to offer...
CFTC Investigates “Mention Markets” Over Manipulation Concerns
Federal regulators are reviewing “mention markets,” a type of prediction market where people bet on whether specific words will be said during speeches, sports...
Putin Says Russia and North Korea Will Work Toward a ‘More Just’ World Order
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia and North Korea plan to continue working closely on security, political and international issues, describing ties between the...
Congo Ebola Outbreak Could Become Deadliest on Record
An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is spreading at a rapid pace, with thousands of cases reported and more than 2,100...
USS George Washington Arrives in Middle East as USS Lincoln Heads Home
A new U.S. aircraft carrier has moved into the Middle East as the USS Abraham Lincoln begins its trip home after an extended deployment....
14 People Face Charges in Penn State Cocaine Case
Pennsylvania prosecutors have charged 14 people after an investigation into cocaine sales connected to Penn State University students and two fraternities. Most of those...
