COLOMBO -- Failure to reduce global warming could spell doom for small islands nations like the Maldives. This could include the loss of livelihoods and cultural heritage.

WASHINGTON, Children aged 5-11 years old will soon be able get a COVID-19 vaccine at their local pediatrician, pharmacy, and possibly even their school. The White House announced Wednesday that it has detailed plans for the authorization of the Pfizer shot to younger children. It is expected to happen in the next few weeks.

LONDON -- Facebook was fined 50.5 million pounds ($69.4 Million) by Britain's competition watchdog Wednesday after it violated rules in its U.K. investigation into Giphy's acquisition.

LONDON - The British government has resisted calls for reimposing coronavirus restrictions like mandatory mask-wearing, despite being under pressure from health experts and rising infections.

BRUSSELS, -- Wednesday's top European Union official exhorted 27 member countries to get off natural gas. This was to accelerate the transition to cleaner energy and make the bloc a stronger player in the global marketplace.

LONDON -- To prevent global warming reaching dangerous levels, the world must reduce its coal, oil, and gas production by more than half in the next decade, according to Wednesday's U.N.-backed report.

After a weekend extradition, a Miami federal court judge ruled that a businessman accused of being a major conduit for Nicolas Maduro's corruption appeared Monday for the first time. This follows tensions between Venezuela's socialist government and the U.S.

Investigators believe that a cargo ship of 1,200 feet (366 meters) carrying an anchor in rough seas captured an underwater oil pipe and pulled it across to the seafloor. This happened months before a spillage from the line contaminated the coastline of Southern California with crude.

Some of the defendants in the storming at the U.S. Capitol are refusing to hire defense lawyers and choosing to represent themselves.

McALLEN (Texas) -- Sonia Lambert gazed out at an open-air canal carrying mud-green water from Rio Grande to nearby villages and farms, much of which is lost to evaporation or seepage.

DES MOINES (Iowa) -- Rusty Kemp, like many ranchers throughout the country, complained for years about the rock-bottom prices he received for his cattle in central Nebraska. Even though the price of beef in grocery stores was increasing, it was still a bargain.

300 computers work in a trailer at a geothermal power station near El Salvador's Tecapa volcano to verify transactions for cryptocurrency bitcoin.

Republican Governor. Republican Gov. Mike Parson condemned Thursday's Missouri newspaper for reporting on a flaw within a state database that allowed the public to access thousands of teachers' Social Security numbers. The paper waited until the state had fixed the problem before it reported about the flaw.

SOFIA (Bulgaria) -- Hundreds protested Wednesday against the European Union's attempts to shut down mines and reduce carbon emissions.

MOSCOW , Russia is willing to supply up to 300,000,000 doses of its Sputnik V vaccination to the U.N.-backed COVAX initiative. This was according to a Russian top official who promotes the shot. However, the World Health Organization has not yet approved it, and customers worldwide are concerned about production issues.

BEIJING, -- China's September exports rose slightly faster than the demand for iron ore imports. This was due to a cooling property construction boom and increased energy consumption.

WASHINGTON (AP), -- President Joe Biden attempted to reassure Americans Wednesday by announcing a deal at the Port of Los Angeles to expand operations. This announcement came as American prices continue to rise and container ships are unable to dock in a jam that threatens the U.S. economy.

The United States has seen a significant drop in hunger and food insecurity over the past six month, but it remains well above the pre-pandemic levels. Experts in hunger issues warn that millions of families are still facing a very difficult situation.

Employers want holiday help. They might not be able to get what they want.

ChemoCentryx Inc announced Friday that the U.S. Health Agency approved its lead drug to treat a rare and fatal autoimmune condition.

Stellar rises over 6 percent in intra-day trading to rekindle bullish run

All three branches of government are in an ethical crisis.

Ozy Media's CEO said Monday that it was premature to close down the company. He stated that he wanted to continue operating, despite scandal-ridden weeks that exposed Ozy as a media outlet that had little audience.

With increasingly strong talk in support of Taiwan, a new deal to supply Australia with nuclear submarines, and the launch of a European strategy for greater engagement in the Indo-Pacific, the U.S. and its allies are becoming more assertive in their approach toward a rising China.

After Evergrande, a Chinese developer, said that it will make an interest payment on its debt due Thursday, world shares and U.S. futures rose Wednesday.

Qatar played a significant role in the U.S. effort to evacuate tens and thousands of Afghan civilians. Because of its close ties to both Washington and Taliban in Kabul, the tiny Gulf Arab country is being asked for help in shaping Afghanistan's future.

Tonight, the electricity went out in Jawaher Nassir and Zaki's neighborhood. The only way to survive is from the rubble of their sitting room, which was blasted by Israeli missiles. Twilight and a neighbour's fire provide light.

Saudi Arabia's oil-producing firm, Aramco, reported Sunday that it had a net income of approximately $47 billion for its first half of the year. This is double the amount it earned during the same period last years, when the coronavirus crippled travel and lowered global oil demand.

The U.S. Coast Guard reported that a sightseeing plane crashed in southeast Alaska on Thursday, killing six people.

Israel launched rare airstrikes against its northern neighbor on Thursday, according to officials from the army and Lebanese officials. This was in response to the rocket attacks that had been fired by Lebanon the day before.

On Sunday, two astronauts made their first spacewalk outside China’s new orbital station. They set up cameras using a robotic arm that is 15 meters long (50 feet) and 50 feet long.

The historic heat wave that scorched the Pacific Northwest and broke all-time records for temperature in normally temperate cities may have caused hundreds of deaths in Washington, Oregon, and Canada.

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