Former US vice president, Mike Pence, did not end his term at the White House on good terms with former president Donald Trump. The two leaders went separate ways when the former reality TV star lost the US election 2020 to Joe Biden, and then motivated his supporters to march to US Capitol and start a riot.

'Dark day': Mike Pence says Trump and him can never see eye-to-eye on Capitol riots

What to do while waiting for a panda to give birth? Tokyo locals say ‘eat more food’. Ueno Zoo in Tokyo reopened its doors after staying closed for five months due to the deadly coronavirus.

Tokyo: Panda pregnancy increases stock prices of nearby restaurants

In older days, people heard tales about how a man's words could not only reach millions but might also be enough to make people lose or win money. The old tale has come true, at least in Elon Musk’s case.

Is Tesla’s Elon Musk a master manipulator of markets?

Love language: Jerusalem celebrates Pride under strict security

Bill gates owned TerraPower, and power company PacifiCorp, owned by Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway, has chosen the site of a retiring coal plant in Wyoming as the location of their new joint project, the first Natrium nuclear reactor.

Bill Gates and Warren Buffet launch the first Natrium nuclear reactor

European Union governments agreed on Wednesday to add Japan to their small list of countries from which they will allow non-essential travel while holding off until at least mid-June for British tourists, EU sources said on Tuesday.

EU agrees to add Japan to safe travel list, holds off on Britain over concerns of Delta variant

The era of supersonic commercial flights came to an end when the Concorde completed its last trip between New York and London in 2003, but the allure of ultrafast air travel never quite died out.

United Airlines wants to bring back supersonic air travel

It was the final day of classes at Stanford Law School, May 27, when Nicholas Wallace said he was blindsided by a message from one of the deans informing him that his graduation was in jeopardy for potential misconduct.

A law student mocked the federalist society. It jeopardized his graduation.

The city of Minneapolis on Thursday began reopening the intersection where George Floyd died, which became a memorial to the African American whose killing sparked a racial reckoning but has also been marred by violence.

US city of Minneapolis reopens intersection where George Floyd was killed

French President Emmanuel Macron said Thursday that he planned to make "difficult" decisions this summer and again refused to confirm if he would seek another five-year term in what is expected to be a hotly contested election next year.

Macron sees 'difficult' choices, holds back on re-election bid

The massive US services sector continued to improve in May, expanding for the 12th straight month and hitting an all-time high, according to an industry survey released Thursday.

US service sector index hits all-time high in May: Survey

In a bid to promote solidarity and help the struggling countries, the US has decided to give 80 million vaccine doses to prioritised nations, of which 75 per cent will be distributed via Covax.

US to distribute 80 million vaccine doses through Covax; India included in list: White House

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