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By Rod Nickel and Nia Williams WINNIPEG, Manitoba/CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) -Canada is pushing to provide incentives for at least two new massive carbon capture projects by 2030, a federal government...

(Reuters) - AC Milan have signed midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko from Chelsea on a two-year loan with an option to make the move permanent, the clubs said on Monday. The 27-year-old Frenchman moved to Che...

By Brian Thevenot HOUMA, La. (Reuters) - In the small city of Houma, Louisiana, about an hour southwest of New Orleans, volunteer rescue workers with a "Cajun Navy" group struggled in the wee hours of...

By Bart Biesemans BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Health authorities in Brussels began offering COVID-19 jabs in supermarkets and shopping centres on Monday to increase vaccination rates in the Belgian capital t...

WASHINGTON, Ill. — This Saturday, Sept. 4, the third annual BrownFest will be held at Five Points Washington to benefit KBStrong — Fighting the Fight, the foundation created in honor of la...

By Alexander Winning JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African scientists have detected a new coronavirus variant with multiple mutations but are yet to establish whether it is more contagious or able to...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The congressional committee probing the deadly Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol intends to ask telephone companies to preserve records of people involved in organizing the rall...

By Liz Hampton (Reuters) - Oil and gas pipeline operators on Monday checked for damage after Hurricane Ida hit major energy hubs as a Category 4 storm on Sunday and caused widespread power outages. En...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's GDL train drivers' union said on Monday it would go on strike on Sept.1 for a week after wage talks with rail operator Deutsche Bahn failed to yield a compromise. The stri...

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Heading to the store? Make sure you bring your mask. Illinois’ new indoor mask mandate is now in effect, and includes stores, restaurants, bars, gyms and any other indo...