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Omicron could knock a fragile recovery off track

Still-fragile economy in a state of suspense as new omicron variant have popped up

Passengers from international flights arrive at Heathrow Airport, following the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), London, Britain, in this file photo taken on July 29, 2020.

Omicron raises concern, vaccines still likely to work

Independent scientists agreed that omicron warrants urgent attention

A health care worker is given the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine at an assembly hall on the grounds of Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital in Johannesburg, South Africa, March 5, 2021. A concerning new variant of the coronavirus, whose mutations evidence a Òbig jump in evolution, is driving a spike in new COVID-19 infections in South Africa, scientists said on Thursday, Nov. 25.

Jean-Paul Belmondo, French 'New Wave' star, dies at 88

Lawyer confirmed the death in an interview on the French television news channel

File photo: French actor Jean-Paul Belmondo, centre, holds his Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement award, next to Biennale President Paolo Baratta, left, and actress Sophie Marceau, during the 73rd annual Venice International Film Festival, in Venice, Italy, Thursday, September 8, 2016.

QR codes are a must-have, but at cost of privacy

US consumers find retailers are getting to know their preferences too well

The QR codes definitely helped retailers and consumers connect more frequently last year, easing the process towards contactless transactions.

Tennis: Gauff out of Games after positive COVID test

Nationwide surge in cases in Japan has cast pall over the Olympic Games

Coco Gauff

COVID-19: The night oxygen ran out in a Delhi hospital

Oxygen shortages alone killed 600 people over two months in the second wave

A makeshift care facility for COVID-19 patients in Delhi on April 23 2021. A cascading series of failures, from the federal government on down, left hospitals across India without medical oxygen, killing hundreds.

Biden takes initial steps to address gun violence

Will start with crackdown on proliferation of ghost guns

President Joe Biden has taken a set of initial steps to address the problem of gun violence in the US.

How the NXIVM sex cult leader tore one family apart

Cult leader Raniere began sexually abusing the victim when she was 15 and he was 45

A woman who testified as Jane Doe-12 exits following the sentencing hearing in the sex trafficking and racketeering case against NXIVM cult leader Keith Raniere outside the Brooklyn Federal Courthouse in New York, U.S.,October 27, 2020.

Why work from home, when you can work from the beach

Options for digital nomads for remote work, though it's not for everyone

Why work from home when you can work from Barbados, Bermuda or Estonia

Bride in Beirut blast: Caught between new life & death

As Seblani, 29, posed for her wedding video, an explosion tore through the city

Bride Israa Seblani poses for a picture in the same place where she was taking her wedding photos at the moment of the explosion that occurred at Beirut's port area, in Beirut, Lebanon August 5, 2020.

Beirut blasts: The countdown started 6 years ago

The story of the ship and its deadly cargo offers a bleak background of the horrific blast

This satellite image provided by Maxar Technologies shows the port of Beirut in Lebanon on Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2020, the day after a massive explosion that left entire city blocks blanketed with glass and rubble.

Ford, struggling in a changing industry, replaces CEO

Jim Hackett, will retire October 1, ending a 3-year run; will be replaced by James Farley

Ford CEO Jim Hackett (left) will retire Oct. 1, after a three-year stint. He will be succeeded by James D. Farley Jr., named chief operating officer in February.

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