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Purdue: Settlement Better For States Than Continuing Suits
As much as some dislike it, Purdue Pharmas plan to settle thousands of lawsuits over opioids is better for states than allowing them to continue lawsuits against the company and its owners, a company lawyer told a judge Wednesday.
Here's Why August 31 is Deadline for US Pullout from Afghanistan as Taliban Warn Against Extension
Former president Donald Trump set an agreement with the Taliban insurgents in February 2020 that all US forces would withdraw from Afghanistan by May 1 this year.
'Entire Pakistan at Taliban's Service': Amrullah Saleh on Why US Attempt to 'Buy' Cooperation Came to Naught
Speaking to CNN-News18, Saleh said the issue of Pakistan, a nuclear state, sponsoring terrorism and insurgency against western allies in Afghanistan was never addressed.
Giuliani Associate's Plea In Campaign Finance Case Delayed
Plans for an associate of Rudy Giuliani to plead guilty in an illegal campaign contribution case are being delayed a few weeks, a court filing said Tuesday.
Knight Sets Women's World Hockey Scoring Record In US Win
Hilary Knight became the alltime scoring leader in womens world hockey championship history Tuesday with her 45th goal as the United States beat Russia 60.
Detroit's Iconic, Art Deco Fisher Building Listed For Sale
One of Detroits iconic landmarks is on the market and in search of a new owner.
Trump-backed Herschel Walker Seeks Georgia Senate Seat
Herschel Walker on Tuesday filed paperwork to enter the U.S. Senate race in Georgia after months of speculation, joining other Republicans seeking to unseat Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock in 2022.
Australia Pandemic Panel Backs Reopening Plans Amid Delta Surge
Australia can proceed with its reopening plans when the country reaches 70%80% vaccination levels, the government's pandemic modelling adviser said, even as some states hinted they may not ease border curbs if Sydney fails to control its Delta outbreak.
Forced Medication Recommended For Danish Suspect In Wildfire
A psychiatrist has recommended that a mentally ill Danish man accused of starting a wildfire that burned 149 homes should be forcibly medicated, which could pave the way to him being able to stand trial over three years later.
Rain on Greenland Ice Sheet Signals Climate Change Risk
The rain was observed for several hours on Aug 14 at a measuring post more than 3,000 metres up on the sheet, the US Snow and Ice Data Center reported.
Ukraine Sanctions Lawmaker Accused Of Meddling In U.S. Election
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Sunday signed a decree imposing sanctions on Andriy Derkach, the Ukrainian lawmaker accused by the United States of being a Russian agent and interfering in U.S. elections, the presidential office said.
Unvaccinated Father of 3 Dies of Covid in Alabama Hospital: ‘Nobody Should Go Through This,’ Says Widow
Doctors say they are seeing a spike in cases among young adults and children as the highly contagious delta variant sweeps through unvaccinated populations
Afghanistan On Rewind: As the Taliban Return, Sportswomen Wipe Out All Signs of Dreams, Ambitions
Afghanistan was supposed to participate in the 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup qualification, the tournament which serves as the qualifier for the 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup.
Israel Strikes Gaza After Violent Protests Along Border
At least 24 Palestinians, including a 13-year-old, were injured by Israeli gunfire, according to the Gaza health ministry.
As Afghanistan Stares at Crisis, A Look at Haqqani Network, One of Taliban's 'Most-Combat Ready' Forces
The Haqqanis have been blamed for some of the deadliest attacks in recent years, claiming the lives of civilians, government officials and foreign forces.
Helicopters Used to Bring Americans to Kabul Airport from Nearby Hotel- Official
Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said a decision was made to use the helicopters on Thursday because the Americans were unable to get to the gate of the airport.