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Visitors to Xiamen's residential compounds are not allowed without approval, non-essential vehicle traffic in and out of residential areas is forbidden, and dining in at restaurants, cafes, and other venues is prohibited.

President Biden will speak to our top priorities: ending the COVID-19 pandemic; combating climate change climate the climate crisis; and defending human rights, democracy, and the international rules-based order.

While world leaders converge on the U.N. headquarters next week, the coronavirus will be on the agenda and a set of empty, backpackdraped chairs and desks will symbolize what the pandemic has done to education.

Kids across the U.S. are posting TikTok videos of themselves vandalizing school bathrooms and stealing soap dispensers and even turf from football fields, bedeviling school administrators seeking to contain the viral internet trend.

What does The Circus do when the circus has left town?

The police team rushed to the site and cordoned off the entire area and carried out a massive search operation to arrest the fleeing accused.

In a desperate need to survive, Afghans were seen selling everything to find enough money to get food or arrange resources to escape

The investigation also found "improper changes" in the 2020 report affecting the rankings of Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and Azerbaijan.

Brazil's federal government wants to halt COVID19 vaccinations for most adolescents, citing a death under investigation and adverse events after some 3.5 million teens have already been immunized, but several state governments vowed to press on.

The Environmental Protection Agency has reached an agreement with a northern Illinois battery company to clean up a warehouse where a June fire led to the evacuation of thousands of nearby residents, the agency said Thursday.

Prince Andrew can request the unsealing of a 2009 settlement agreement that his lawyer claims protects him from a lawsuit alleging he sexually assaulted a girl two decades ago, a U.S. judge said Thursday.

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) imposed sanctions against the junta in Guinea on Thursday and demanded they return the country to constitutional rule within six months, the president of the bloc's commission said.

The prosecutor tasked with examining the U.S. government's investigation into Russian election interference charged a prominent cybersecurity lawyer on Thursday with making a false statement to the FBI.

The quake struck at 4:33 am (local time), the state-run Xinhua news agency reported.

Cuba published a longawaited draft of a new family code on Wednesday that would open the door to gay marriage if approved, in a move that LGBT rights activists applauded cautiously as they remained wary of whether it would actually be implemented.

Jaap van Zweden will leave the New York Philharmonic at the end of the 202324 season after six years as music director, the shortest tenure of anyone in a halfcentury.