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Flotilla From Sri Lanka, India Try To Douse Oil Tanker Fire
A flotilla from Sri Lanka and India was escalating efforts to douse a fire raging on an oil tanker east of Sri Lanka for a second day Friday.
Job Ads Slow In UK But Office Experts In Demand, Survey Shows
The number of job adverts in Britain rose at a slower pace in late August than earlier in the month, a recruiters body said on Friday, but there were signs that companies were looking for staff to help with a return to their offices.
Riddhima and Bharat Sahni Remember Rishi Kapoor on Birth Anniversary, Share Throwback Pics
Riddhima Kapoor and husband Bharat Sahni remembered late Rishi Kapoor on the occasion on what would have been his 68th birthday.
Mexico Struggles With US Water Debt, Suggests UN Audit
As Mexico struggles to pay a water debt to the United States, President Andrs Manuel Lpez Obrador said Thursday he might personally appeal to President Donald Trump for clemency, or invite United Nations experts to audit water payments.
Oregon Man Says Portland Shooting Was Self Defense
A 48yearold Oregon man said he acted in self defense during the fatal shooting of a supporter of a rightwing group in Portland as he thought he and a friend would be stabbed, Vice News reported on Thursday.
Court Blocks Trump Administration Abortion Rules In Maryland
A divided federal appeals court on Thursday upheld a lower courts decision blocking the enforcement in Maryland of Trump administration rules that prohibit taxpayerfunded family planning clinics in the Title X program from making abortion referrals.
TikTok Launches Marketing Program For Advertisers
TikTok launched a marketing program on Thursday to attract more advertisers with tools to measure the success of ad campaigns that run on its popular short video app.
Wall St Tumbles On Tech Selloff, Recovery Worries
Wall Street's main indexes tumbled on Thursday, heading for their worst day since June as investors dumped highflying technologyfocused stocks, while economic data highlighted concerns about a long and difficult recovery.
New BBC Boss Says Staff Should Not Air Their Views On Social Media
The new boss of the BBC told staff they should not air their own political views on social media because they risked damaging the British broadcaster's reputation for impartiality.
Boca Juniors Reveal Positive Coronavirus Tests for 18 Players
On Monday the Argentine giants suspended training for 72 hours after detecting what it said was an "outbreak" of Covid-19 at the club's training center outside Buenos Aires.
Greater Noida: Man Bludgeons Wife to Death in Front of Children after Argument, Arrested
The man repeatedly hit his wife Bijli on her head with a metal tool used to break bricks at their rented accommodation in Dadha village, which comes under the jurisdiction of Kasna police station/
Sheriff: Deputy Attacked, Slain By Inmate In Detroit Jail
A deputy at a jail in downtown Detroit was beaten to death by an inmate while checking to make sure cell doors were closed, authorities said.
Georgia Church Splits From Methodists Over LGBT Dispute
A Georgia congregation said Thursday that it has finalized its split from the United Methodist Church after the denomination's divisive vote last year to strengthen bans on samesex marriage and ordination of LGBTQ pastors.
Girl Killed When Car Fleeing Chicago Police Crashes Into Car
A car fleeing a police traffic stop crashed into a vehicle on Chicago's South Side, killing a 10yearold girl and critically injuring her younger brother, police said.
Infosys to Acquire US-based Kaleidoscope Innovation for About Rs 308 Crore
Kaleidoscope Innovation is a full-spectrum product design, development and insights firm innovating across medical, consumer and industrial markets.
Jamaicans Head To Polls Amid Coronavirus Resurgence
Jamaica's ruling party looks set to retain power by a strong margin in a general election on Thursday thanks to its steady stewardship of the economy and despite a recent resurgence of the country's coronavirus outbreak.