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US, EU will announce global pledge to reduce planet-warming methane emissions
Man identified by Chelsea FC charged by Met Police after investigation into racist, anti-semitic and hateful tweets
Dominic Raab removed as UK foreign secretary in Johnson cabinet reshuffle
US mask makers say they're getting hit by cheap competition from China
When the pandemic first hit last year, Brian Wolin was working as a chiropractor, and his brother-in-law, Evan Shulman, ran a business making luxury retail displays for brands, such as Gucci and Chanel. But once the lockdowns began, they both found themselves unable to work. That's when they decided to launch Protective Health Gear, turning over a large part of Shulman's manufacturing space to the production of masks, specifically N95 respirators, which were in high demand and limited supply.
Former Theranos employee describes being starstruck by Elizabeth Holmes
EU chief challenges US on climate and asserts Brussels' role in 'new international order'
Both North and South Korea fire ballistic missiles as tensions rise on peninsula
Executed Iranian wrestler Navid Afkari still offers 'message of freedom,' says mother
Analysis: An intern took on one of China's stars in a #MeToo case. She lost, but vowed to fight on
Not a single G20 country is in line with the Paris Agreement on climate, analysis shows
Will Biden's mandates work? Macron's vaccine pass gamble may hold some clues
Centuries-old Indian glasses could sell for millions
Two pairs of 17th-century glasses are expected to fetch millions of dollars at auction next month. The jewel-encrusted spectacles, which feature lenses made from diamond and emerald rather than glass, are believed to have originally belonged to royals in the Mughal Empire, which once ruled over the Indian subcontinent.
The hidden side of Spain's package holiday hotspot
Britain was a world leader in travel. Not any more
Amazon will hire 125,000 workers, dangling $3,000 bonuses for some jobs
Can new iPhones juice Apple's spectacular run?
China rushes to contain 'school centered' Delta outbreak before major holiday season
Chinese authorities are rushing to contain a widening Delta variant outbreak in the southern province of Fujian ahead of a major upcoming national holiday, when hundreds of millions of people are expected to travel across the country -- creating a window for the highly infectious variant to spread far and wide.
Highlights from New York Fashion Week
More than $1 billion in aid pledged for Afghanistan as country faces 'perilous hour'
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