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Six years ago he was fleeing war.This year he is competing at the Olympics
Refugee Aram Mahmoud fled Syria six years ago in search of a better life, leaving behind his family in the process. Now, he is set to take center stage as one of 29 athletes selected by the International Olympic Committee…
What Happens When The Fed Raises Interest Rates?
The Federal Reserve’s mission is to keep the U.S. economy humming—not too hot, not too cold, but just right. When the economy booms and “runs hot,” distortions like inflation and asset bubbles can get out of hand, threatening economic stability. That’s when the Fed steps in and raises interest rates, which helps cool down the […]
Allyson Felix reflects on her legacy ahead of Tokyo 2020
Six-time Olympic champion Allyson Felix talks to Coy Wire about how motherhood has affected her life, building her legacy in athletics and Tokyo 2020.
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The West's historic drought in 3 maps
More than 94 percent of the West drought this week, according to the US Drought Monitor, with six states entirely in drought status: California, Nevada, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, and Montana.Parts of the West saw record-setting rainfall that brought some slight…
WI: BILL PASSES BANNING TRANSGENDER ATHLETES
State lawmakers join trend of 20 states trying to ban transgender students from playing women's sports
China successfully launches mission sending astronauts to new space station
China successfully launched three astronauts into space on Thursday, bringing the country one step closer to completing its new space station.
Biden warns of 'devastating' consequences for Russia if Navalny dies in prison
President Joe Biden said he warned Russian President Vladimir Putin Wednesday of consequences if jailed Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny were to die in prison, though he declined to specify which actions he would take.
President Biden gave Putin custom aviator sunglasses during summit
President Joe Biden gifted Russian President Vladimir Putin a pair of custom aviator sunglasses made by Randolph USA during their summit on Wednesday, according to a White House official.
Chaotic scene between press corps and security unfolds at start of Geneva summit
A physical altercation broke out Wednesday at the start of President Joe Biden's first summit with his Russian counterpart as reporters from each country shoved each other, and security, in their attempts to access the sole joint photo-op of the talks.
China to send first astronauts to new space station on longest crewed mission to date
A rocket carrying three veteran astronauts bound for China's orbiting space station module will launch from the Gobi Desert in the country's north in just over 24 hours, China's space agency announced Wednesday.
'You really feared the worst' for Christian Eriksen, says Finland captain Tim Sparv of opponent's collapse
The image of Christian Eriksen lying motionless on the pitch during Saturday's Euro 2020 game is one that "will never…
'It was our children they killed'
(CNN) -- Fatouma was at home with her children in the town of Bambari when the firing began, on the afternoon of February 15.
Songbirds act as one when they sing together, new study suggests
The brains of duetting songbirds are linked together during performances, a new study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has found.
Nigeria's president vows to fight militant groups and fix economy as activists call for anti-government protests
Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari acknowledged Saturday the increased violence by armed groups in the northeast of the…
