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China warns military members against online dating, gambling
The navy likened gambling addiction to being 'possessed by a demon'
Boeing workers accept contract, end more than 7-week strike
Leaders of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers district in Seattle said 59% of members who cast ballots agreed to approve the company's fourth formal offer and the third put to a vote.
US presidential election in the hands of voters as Harris, Trump battle for White House
Polls show close contest, with 80 million ballots already cast ahead of Tuesday’s official Election Day
Israel notifies UN it will not cooperate with UN agency for Palestinian refugees
Near-universal concern and condemnation has followed Israel’s formal announcement to the United Nations that it will not cooperate with the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees, after Israel’s parliament voted to cut ties last week.
Key county in swing state of Georgia counting ballots ahead of Election Day
Results for Gwinnett County will not be released until polls close Tuesday evening
Somali Americans gear up for US elections
Somali Americans in Minnesota share their perspectives as they prepare to
Election Day in the U.S.
It’s Election Day in the United States and Americans will vote to elect the next president. However, the race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump is so close that their teams are on alert for legal battles that might erupt, throwing even more controversy into the mix. Kyiv is under an intensified attack, and Israel has announced it will no longer cooperate with UNWRA.
Canadian police arrest 3 men, following violence at Hindu temple
Modi, Trudeau denounce attack on Hindu temple in Canada
China attempts to boost birth rate amid mounting challenges
Analysts say a reluctance to have children and growing prevalence of infertility is making it hard for China to reverse country’s declining birth rate
Why are US federal elections always held on a Tuesday? The history behind weekday selection
Have you ever wondered why America’s presidential elections always fall on a Tuesday? The tradition stretches back almost 200 years to a time when the U.S. looked very different from how it does today.
Lebanon death toll in Hezbollah-Israel war surpasses 3,000
Israel notifies UN it will not cooperate with UNRWA after new legislation takes effect
Analysts: North Korea's ties with Russia elevate danger to itself
North Korea may have bet all its chips on Russia in a high-stakes game against the West, they say
Key county in swing state of Georgia starts counting ballots ahead of Election Day
One of the most ethnically diverse counties in the Southeastern U.S. will be among those to issue early results in the national election Tuesday. From Lawrenceville, Georgia, VOA Chief National Correspondent Steve Herman looks at how votes are being processed in Gwinnett County, outside Atlanta.
UAE opens its annual oil and gas summit as industry weathers Mideast wars and awaits US election
Nation plans to increase oil production despite calls to move away from fossil fuels
WHO continues talks to prepare world for pandemics
geneva — World Health Organization member countries resumed negotiations Monday to finalize an agreement on pandemic prevention, with outbreaks of mpox, Marburg and H5N1 stressing the urgency of reaching an agreement without repeating the deadly mistakes of COVID-19.
After more than two years of negotiations, there is hope of reaching an agreement in the next 15 days, especially since the negotiators have agreed to postpone discussions on the most contentious points: the sharing of...
US aiming for hack-proof election
Officials at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency say that there is no evidence to suggest foreign adversaries have the wherewithal to infiltrate and manipulate the country’s election infrastructure
China files complaint at WTO over EU tariffs on Chinese EVs
China says the European Union has improperly set anti-subsidy tariffs on new Chinese-made electric vehicles
Remains of nearly 30 Civil War veterans found in funeral home's storage are laid to rest
The remains of several others were sent to be reburied near family in Maine, Rhode Island and elsewhere