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October 16, 2021
Clinton to Spend 1 More Night in California Hospital

He’s recovering from a non-COVID infection

October 16, 2021
'Democracy Survived' Capitol Riot Because of Police, Biden Says

Biden addresses 40th Annual National Peace Officers' Memorial Service to remember 491 law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty in 2019 and 2020
October 16, 2021
Venezuela Halts Talks After Maduro Ally Extradited to US

Alex Saab was arrested 16 months ago in Cape Verde while on his way to Iran for what Nicolás Maduro's government later described as a diplomatic humanitarian mission; he faces money laundering charges
October 16, 2021
Unhappy With Prices, US Ranchers Look to Build Own Meat Plants

Can smaller plants can pay ranchers more and still make a profit themselves?
October 16, 2021
Bitcoin-Mining Power Plant Raises Ire of Environmentalists

Environmentalists fear a wave of resurrected fossil-fuel plants pumping out greenhouse gasses and asking New York to put a halt to it
October 16, 2021
Renewed Greek-US Defense Pact Expected to Roil Turkey

Deal is seen by Athens as an added swipe against its age-old foe Ankara in a long-running dispute over sea and air rights in the Aegean, eastern Mediterranean
October 16, 2021
#Metoo, 4 Years In: 'I'd Like to Think Now, We Are Believed'

The #MeToo reckoning hits its four-year mark this week
October 16, 2021
Puerto Rico Ponders Race Amid Surprising Census Results

Nearly 50% of those who filled out the 2020 census identified with “two races,” a jump from 3% who chose that option in the 2000 Census
October 16, 2021
US Vows to Pay Relatives of Afghans Killed in Drone Strike

10 died in an errant drone strike in Kabul
October 15, 2021
US Health Panel Recommends Booster Shot for Johnson & Johnson Vaccine

CDC says it will accept mixed-dose coronavirus vaccines from international travelers
October 15, 2021
US Cautious Over Claims Key IS African Leader Is Dead

Senior US officials tell VOA that earlier reports about the death of Islamic State West Africa's Abu Musab al-Barnawi have proven false
October 15, 2021
World Donors Seek Ways to Help Afghans, Not Taliban

Experts say Taliban takeover has delivered massive economic shock; international community demands humanitarian aid for Afghan people

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October 15, 2021

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Saturday 16 October 2021

Clinton to Spend 1 More Night in California Hospital

'Democracy Survived' Capitol Riot Because of Police, Biden Says

Venezuela Halts Talks After Maduro Ally Extradited to US

Unhappy With Prices, US Ranchers Look to Build Own Meat Plants

Bitcoin-Mining Power Plant Raises Ire of Environmentalists

Renewed Greek-US Defense Pact Expected to Roil Turkey

#Metoo, 4 Years In: 'I'd Like to Think Now, We Are Believed'

Puerto Rico Ponders Race Amid Surprising Census Results

US Vows to Pay Relatives of Afghans Killed in Drone Strike

US Health Panel Recommends Booster Shot for Johnson & Johnson Vaccine

US Cautious Over Claims Key IS African Leader Is Dead

World Donors Seek Ways to Help Afghans, Not Taliban

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Clinton to Spend 1 More Night in California Hospital

'Democracy Survived' Capitol Riot Because of Police, Biden Says

Venezuela Halts Talks After Maduro Ally Extradited to US

Unhappy With Prices, US Ranchers Look to Build Own Meat Plants

Bitcoin-Mining Power Plant Raises Ire of Environmentalists

The Day in Photos

October 15, 2021

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