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Moderna Not Sharing Its Vaccine Formula, Opts To Expand Production Instead
Moderna's co-founder and chairman, Noubar Afeyan, said it would be better for the company to increase its production of vaccines as opposed to sharing its technology. 
Moderna's co-founder and chairman, Noubar Afeyan, said it would be better for the company to increase its production of vaccines as opposed to sharing its technology. -
U.S. And 32 Other Countries Join Pledge To Reduce Methane Emissions
The U.S. and 32 other countries will be signing the new pledge to reduce methane emissions at the United Nations climate summit in Glasgow next month. 
The U.S. and 32 other countries will be signing the new pledge to reduce methane emissions at the United Nations climate summit in Glasgow next month. -
Ethiopia Military Launches Ground Offensive Against Tigray Forces
TPLF officials said deadly skirmishes have erupted in the Amhara region, with fighting on at least three main fronts. 
TPLF officials said deadly skirmishes have erupted in the Amhara region, with fighting on at least three main fronts. -
Star Entertainment Group Shares Plummet Following Money Laundering Allegations
The Sydney Morning Herald, the Age, and 60 Minutes accused Star Entertainment Group of allowing illegal activities at its establishments for years. 
The Sydney Morning Herald, the Age, and 60 Minutes accused Star Entertainment Group of allowing illegal activities at its establishments for years. -
Nearly 2 Million Displaced, Mines Shut Down Amid Heavy Flooding In China's Shanxi Province
Over 120,000 residents had to be evacuated and 60 coal mines shut down as severe floods continue in China's Shanxi Province. 
Over 120,000 residents had to be evacuated and 60 coal mines shut down as severe floods continue in China's Shanxi Province. -
Fears of 'Polexit' Sparks Nationwide Protests In Poland
Organizers of the protests in Warsaw and other Polish cities called on the people to help defend a 'European Poland.' 
Organizers of the protests in Warsaw and other Polish cities called on the people to help defend a 'European Poland.' -
Facebook Unveils New Features To Protect Kids On Its Platforms
Facebook introduced new features such as forcing children to take breaks and 'nudging' them away from potentially harmful content. 
Facebook introduced new features such as forcing children to take breaks and 'nudging' them away from potentially harmful content. -
At Least One Women Confirmed Dead In Minnesota Bar Mass Shooting
Multiple shots were fired in a mass shooting incident in downtown St. Paul, resulting in the death of at least one woman. 
Multiple shots were fired in a mass shooting incident in downtown St. Paul, resulting in the death of at least one woman. -
Ireland Agrees To Sign Deal To Standardize Global Corporate Tax Rate
Ireland agreed to raise its corporate tax to 15% for comapneis with annual reveneus of over 750 million euros. 
Ireland agreed to raise its corporate tax to 15% for comapneis with annual reveneus of over 750 million euros. -
Benito Mussolini's Granddaughter Secures Second Terms As Rome City Councilor
Rachelle Mussolini, who belongs to the far-right Brothers of Italy party, secured her second term as a Rome city councilor. 
Rachelle Mussolini, who belongs to the far-right Brothers of Italy party, secured her second term as a Rome city councilor.
