[ad_1] OTTAWA: Canada will begin receiving its first doses of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine before the end of December, earlier than expected, with millions more by early 2021, authorities said Monday (December 7). The news could help Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s liberal minority government fend off attacks by opposition parties that …
Read More »Time is running out in Trump’s attempt to nullify election results
[ad_1] WASHINGTON: Humiliation in Court, Witnesses Delivering More Sham Than Facts, and Chief Counsel Fighting Coronavirus – Donald Trump’s Efforts to Override the Results of the November 3 Presidential Election Are Not Going Well. And time is running out. Ad Ad The Electoral College will meet on December 14 to …
Read More »US Targets More Officials on Hong Kong as Pressure Mounts on China
[ad_1] WASHINGTON: The United States on Monday (December 7) imposed new sanctions on Chinese officials over the Hong Kong crackdown and took a step to welcome residents of the city, as American leaders from across the political spectrum voiced his outrage against Beijing. The administration of President Donald Trump has …
Read More »Giuliani, hospitalized for COVID-19, has no fever: Trump
[ad_1] WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump’s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, who tested positive for COVID-19, is fine in the hospital and has no fever, the president said Monday (December 7) at the White House. “Rudy is fine,” Trump told reporters in the Oval Office. “There’s no temperature, and he actually …
Read More »WHO against mandatory COVID-19 vaccines
[ad_1] GENEVA: The World Health Organization said on Monday (December 7) that persuading people of the merits of a COVID-19 vaccine would be far more effective than trying to make jabs mandatory. The WHO said it would be up to individual countries how they want to carry out their vaccination …
Read More »House votes to open U.S. doors to Hong Kong residents
[ad_1] WASHINGTON: The House of Representatives voted on Monday (December 7) to welcome Hong Kong residents to temporarily live in the United States, promising to be a beacon of rights as China cracks down on the territory. The House decided by consensus to issue the so-called Temporary Protected Status for …
Read More »Rider M accelerates over double white lines and collides with another rider
[ad_1] – Advertising – Singapore – A motorcyclist is shown speeding through double white lines and crashing into an oncoming motorcyclist in video circulating online. On Friday (December 4), the Facebook page ROADS.sg uploaded video footage of the incident from a vehicle’s dash cam. According to the post, the accident …
Read More »No social distancing: Foot Locker’s Orchard store ordered to close for 10 days after shoppers flooded the limited-edition sneaker launch, Singapore News
[ad_1] The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) ordered footwear retailer Foot Locker to suspend operations for 10 days starting Saturday (December 5) at its Orchard Gateway @ Emerald location for failing to comply with Covid’s secure management measures. -19. “Large crowds had gathered at the store for a product launch on …
Read More »Paul Tambyah wins Red Ribbon Award for his contributions to HIV-related causes
[ad_1] – Advertising – Action for AIDS, Singapore (AfA) presented a Red Ribbon Award to respected opposition physician and politician Paul Tambyah for his contributions to HIV-related causes on Saturday (December 5). The AfA Red Ribbon Awards are awarded to individuals who have made significant contributions over the years to …
Read More »Cruises to Nowhere Receive Positive Response With Increasing Demand During Singapore Holidays, News & News
[ad_1] SINGAPORE – There has been a rush to hit the high seas with 13 cruise ships to nowhere in the last month. Round-trip cruises without ports of call have carried about 30,000 passengers since Genting Cruise Line’s World Dream began rolling on Nov.6. The trips, which are part of …
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