Top Green Fund Backs Deforestation-Free Crops With $189 Million
The world’s biggest global climate fund has approved a $189 million commitment to &Green facility to support agriculture
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UK Minister Says Others ‘Sat on Their Arse’ in School Crisis
UK Education Secretary Gillian Keegan lashed out on camera, accusing others of being “sat on their arse” after
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Israel Finally Strays From Fed, Holding Rate Despite Shekel Drop
Israel’s central bank kept interest rates unchanged on Monday, breaking with the US Federal Reserve’s last decision to
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Hong Kong profile
Provides an overview Hong Kong and key facts about this special administrative region of China.
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Hong Kong media guide
An overview of the media in Hong Kong, as well as links to broadcasters and newspapers.
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Wildfires Cost Europe €4.1 Billion as Temperatures Hit Records
Wildfires have cost Europe an estimated €4.1 billion ($4.43 billion) in damages so far this year, as extreme
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As Hollywood's strikes hit Labor Day, how studio chiefs misread the writers room
If Hollywood studio chiefs have a reputation as skilled dealmakers, a Labor Day that finds their key employees still out on strike after four months underscores just how badly they misread the writers room.
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Shannon Sharpe Called Stephen A. Smith 'Skip' Twice During His 'First Take' Debut
VIDEO: Shannon Sharpe called Stephen A. "Skip" on First Take.
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Kristin Chenoweth marries musician Josh Bryant
Kristin Chenoweth said I do to musician Josh Bryant over the weekend.
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Fan that talked his way out of ejection for interference gives elite TV interview
In Yankees vs Astros Sunday, a fan interfered with a live ball. He not only was allowed to stay, but also secured an awesome TV interview.
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Stephen A. Smith, Shannon Sharpe Re-Enact 'Forrest Gump' Scene to Open 'First Take'
It was a little weird.
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Stock Market Rally Is Set to Weather Higher Bond Yields, Investors Say
This year’s US stock market rally is strong enough to withstand another leg higher for bond yields, according
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