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China Ousts Scientist Behind Beijing's First COVID-19 Vaccine Over Serious Discipline, Law Violations

China Ousts Scientist Behind Beijing's First COVID-19 Vaccine Over Serious Discipline, Law Violations

A former top executive at China's largest vaccine manufacturer, who oversaw the creation of the country's first inactivated COVID-19 vaccine, has been removed from the national legislature.


US Buys More Than 80 Soviet-Era Aircraft From Russia's Ally for Around $20,000 Each

The United States (US) reportedly acquired 81 obsolete Soviet-era combat aircraft from Russia's previous ally, Kazakhstan.

Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis Met Privately in Florida to Discuss the Former President's Campaign: Report

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is reportedly aligning with Donald Trump to assist the former president in his fundraising efforts ahead of the November 2024 presidential election.

Joe Biden's Capital Gains Tax Increase Proposal Could Significantly Harm the US Economy, Experts Say

The plan of President Joe Biden to increase the top capital gains tax rate to a historic level has drawn sharp criticism from economic experts.


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Former President Donald Trump lambasted "Bidenomics," or the economic policies under President Joe Biden, before entering the Manhattan courtroom on day seven of hush money trial.
Oil Prices Expected to Rise as Israel Responds to Iran's Missile, Drone Attack
The World Bank warns that escalating conflicts in the Middle East could push oil prices over $100 a barrel, potentially increasing the recent decline in global inflation and worsening economic challenges worldwide.
Canada's Justin Trudeau Dismisses Doctors' Plea to Reconsider Capital Gains Tax Increase
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has dismissed a plea from doctors to reconsider his government's proposal to raise the capital gains tax.
TikTok, ByteDance Spend Over $7 Million on Lobbying and Ads to Fight Potential US Ban
TikTok and its China-based parent company, ByteDance, have collectively spent over $7 million to counter its potential US ban.
FTC Votes in Favor of Ban Against Noncompete Agreements That Prevent Employees From Working for Competitors
The FTC has voted in favor of a nationwide ban against noncompete agreements. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) voted 3-2 on Tuesday to ban noncompete agreements, which companies use to prevent employees from working with competitors within the same industry.
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The housing shortage crisis in Britain, with a deficit of 4.3 million homes, takes precedence in the lead-up to an anticipated general election, prompting major political parties to address it while balancing concerns about landscape preservation and planning laws.
New Zealand Implements New Import Rules for Frozen Berries After Hepatitis A Outbreak
New Zealand Food Safety has updated its import regulations to handle frozen berries better to avoid another hepatitis A outbreak.
Russia's Surprising Economic Strength to Last Another 18 Months Despite Western Sanctions and Ukraine War, Think Tank Says
A Washington DC-based think tank said Russia will maintain its economic strength for another 18 months despite facing various challenges amid its war with Ukraine.
Donald Trump Urges 'Young Voters' to Blame Joe Biden if TikTok Gets Banned in the US
Former President Donald Trump said Monday that President Joe Biden would be the one responsible if TikTok is banned in the US as he was "pushing" for it.
Russia Warns of More Damage and Deaths After US Approves $61 Billion Military Aid Package for Ukraine
The US House of Representatives' approval of a $61 billion military aid package for Ukraine has garnered mixed reactions internationally, including a warning from Russia.
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