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The article reports that the U.S. policy of selling arms to Saudi Arabia, under the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump, has resulted in more civilian deaths in the Yemen war. Topics covered include claims that the U.S. supply of weapons has allowed Saudi Arabia to pursue the reckless campaign, evidence of Trump's intervention in the Mideast arms sales, and his disregard for how the weapons are used.

The article present a study suggesting that receiving COVID-19 vaccinations and boosters in the same arm may provide better protection against the virus. It discusses the researchers found that the presence of protective "killer T cells" was higher in those who received both shots in the same arm; indicating potential benefits of ipsilateral vaccination; and also mentions further research is needed to confirm this effect for COVID shots and other vaccines like the flu.

The article reports that Taryn Brown has married with Nicholas Blatchford in New York.

The article reports that Trumark Cos. has relaunched its commercial arm as it is focusing on developing office, multifamily and mixed-use projects in California, including Orange County, and mentions the newly appointment of Executive Vice President Jeffrey Sofferman, who previously led multifamily operations as a senior vice president for Irvinebased master developer SunCa.

The article reports that Yankees Cameron Maybin greets its teammates with hugs after Brett Gardner smashed a solo blast against the Boston Red Sox and Maybin the fill-in players who helped power the Yankees (95-51) through an injury-filled season.

The article reports on victory of baseball team New York Yankees against the baseball team Boston Red Sox. Topics disucssed include baseball player Luis Severino who will pitch in the playoffs before his teammates of Yankees, scores of baseball player including J.A. Happ and Masahiro Tanaka and performance of both teams.

The article reports that Major League Baseball has signed a deal to broadcast games of the 2020 and 2021 World Series in India.

The article discusses an era of instant highlight videos on social media, an forgettable 4 yard run went viral.

The article informs that Great Britain Court, presiding over the extradition of an accused arms dealer, Sanjay Bandar, wanted in India on money laundering charges, has set June 7, 2021 as the date for the start of proceedings, was due to appear at Westminster magistrates' court in London.

The article discusses the relation ship of married couple Amanda A. Augustine and Michael R. Mayer who lived in long-distance relationship and started dating in 2010 and mentions that the couple met at the end of freshman year at American University.

The article report on the researchers described how an abundance of food spurs these anemones to grow new tentacles an ability never before seen in animals, and the researchers noticed an association between how much the animals ate and how quickly these adult-stage tentacles appeared.

The article discusses that United Nations (UN) Security Council has rejected a U.S. resolution to indefinitely extend an arms embargo on Iran, prompting Donald Trump Administration to threaten that it could initiate a snapback to reimpose all UN sanctions on Tehran.

The article discusses that Kashmir politician, Sajad Ahmad Khanday who died of gunshot wounds has become the fifth member of India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to be killed by militants in the region.

The article informs that Mexico's love affair with melodrama has ended after reigning supreme over prime time slots, telenovelas, and were losing viewers, and millions of Mexicans have devoted their evenings to the traditional melodramas and classics for ending anxieties raised by a health crisis.

The article offers information on the plans of the U.S. president, Donald Trump administration officials to end a process for congressional review that has allowed lawmakers from both parties to block weapons sales to foreign governments over humanitarian concerns.

In this article the author talks about Derek Redmond made his first Olympic team in track and field for Britain at the 1988 Olympics in Seoul, and the South Korea, and the an injury Achilles' tendon forced him out of the Games minutes before his first race.

The article discusses on the charges against the former senior French government officials involving the from arms sales to Pakistan and Saudi Arabia signed in 1994 by the Paris Court.

The article reports the plans of North Korea to expand its Nuclear Arms Program as the diplomacy with the U.S. has failed.

The article reports that the U.S. Donald Trump administration is moving to sell another cache of munitions to Saudi Arabia, according to law· makers and congressional aides. Topics include the State Department informally notified lawmakers that it was planning to move forward with the sale of precision guided missiles to Saudi Arabia; and the top Democrats on the Senate and House foreign affairs committees have withheld their support for the plan.

The article discusses President Trump has decided to withdraw from another major arms control accord, he and other officials said, and will inform Russia that the United States is pulling out of the Open Skies Treaty, negotiated three decades ago to allow nations to fly over each other's territory with elaborate sensor equipment to assure that they are not preparing for military action.

The article reflects on Secretary of State Mike Pompeo declined an interview request for the State Department inspector general's inquiry into whether the Trump administration acted illegally in declaring an "emergency" to bypass a congressional freeze on arms sales to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

In this article the author talks about the former South African President Jacob Zuma has spoken out on his long-awaited arms deal trial Zuma spoke exclusively to Independent Media on trial that was set to resume on May 6, 2020 but has now been postponed to June 23, 2020, due to COVID-19 pandemic.

The article informs that several comedians like Nish Kumar, Russell Howard, Jon Richardson, Joel Dommett, Marcus Brigstocke, Rachel Parris and Lucy Beaumont, have joined forces to raise money for pubs shut down by the coronavirus restrictions, by hosting an online virtual pub quiz.

The article discusses that the plans of Facebook to buy the stake in Reliance Industries' digital arm, as it looks to roll out services for India's grocers and small businesses by capitalizing on WhatsApp's extensive reach in the country.

The article reports on a surge in sales of guns in the U.S., as buyers fear that the coronavirus pandemic could lead to a breakdown of public order.

The article reports that pews in several congregations around the Greater Washington Area remained empty as the shelves reserved for cleaning products at local grocery stores. Topics include examines that from Alfred Street to the First Baptist Church of Glenarden, some churches fortunate enough to have high-tech capability, continue to share worship experiences via the Internet, live streaming to their members.

The article offers information on bench press by American football player Michael Turk at the N.F.L. (National Football League) draft scouting combine in Indianapolis, Indiana.

The article discusses the European Union agreed on Monday to launch a new naval and air mission to stop more arms from reaching the warring factions in Libya, North Africa, overcoming initial objections from Austria and Hungary, Europe.

The article reports on rebuilding of mutual confidence between the United States and Russian relations including agreement to limit the size of American and Russian nuclear forces; and provide verification and transparency measure involving on-site inspection that help foster strategic stability.

The article reports on bombing in July 2019 of detention center in Tajoura which killed several African migrants and mentions United Nation's (UN) reluctance to identify and hint person behind bombing which is symptomatic.

The article focuses on couple Martin and Joelle Kilcourse who shifted to house in Stratford in London, England built in 1957 and renovated the property and mentions about the commute, history and vibe of the area.

The article reports about Several Democratic presidential candidates marching arm in arm through the streets of South Carolina's capital to honor the Doctor Martin Luther King Junior, whom they later invoked in speeches about America's past and future that were rich with election year overtones. It mentions the four leading candidates in the polls are competing in South Carolina, particularly for support from black voters, who will make up a majority of the Democratic primary vote.

The article reports that the International Criminal Judicial Assistance Law (ICJAL) is considered to be a blocking statute designed to limit or block the ability of foreign criminal authorities to obtain documentary and testimony evidence from China. It mentions that thestatute appears to be a direct response to the exercise of long arm jurisdiction by U.S. authorities. It further reports that the anti corruption enforcement laws and policies may now directly conflict with Chinese law.