While America’s biggest beef and pork producers were nearly laid low in April by COVID-19 cases in their workforce, sales of what detractors call “fake meat” boomed. But
Chile will issue “immunity passports” for recovered COVID-19 patients, a measure critics say puts the economy before people’s health. Under the “Safe Return Plan,” Chile’s government aims to
The United Nations has called for an investigation into “disturbing” accounts of the torture of dozens of Afghan migrants by Iranian border guards, some of whom reportedly drowned
Despite the global pandemic, banking is still big business in Frankfurt. But smaller businesses in the German city are suffering as reopening looms. Bakery owner Yildiray Sentürk and
Saudi Arabia executed a record number of people in 2019, including an increased number of political dissidents, in addition to those convicted of murder and drug offenses, according
Sabotage Studios’ upcoming retro-inspired game “Sea of Stars” reached more than 10 times its original funding goal of $93,711—hitting $1.1 million, as of May 1—less than a month
What “Green Acres” actor passed away at age 89 last month? CBS Television/Public Domain Pat Buttram Tom Lester Alvy Moore Eddie Albert Correct! Wrong! Tom played the role
Calling for peace and stability in Afghanistan, Pakistan continues to hold up trade at the Karachi port. Business communities are concerned about a large number of Afghan transit
In what country does a zoo say it’s struggling so much that it might have to feed some animals to others? France Germany U.S. Brazil Correct! Wrong! The
While the United States has the world’s largest and most advanced nuclear power plant industry in the world, it won’t be able to maintain it unless it develops
