The Maldives is reopening to all visitors next month with no restrictions. A spokesperson for the tourism board has confirmed the Indian Ocean destination will welcome back tourists of all ... ( read original story ...)
Maldives’ second holiday U-turn sees plan to test arrivals ditched
The Maldives has performed a second volte-face on its plans to reopen to tourists, deciding to scrap all testing for holidaymakers visiting the Indian Ocean archipelago. The country’s initial plan ... ( read original story ...)
Video: Watch undercover NCIS sting of a U.S. sailor attempting to traffic prostitutes into Bahrain
A U.S. Navy chief and an undercover NCIS agent discuss trafficking Thai prostitutes into Bahrain. ( read original story ...)
Barclays ‘lied’ over terms of 2008 investment by Qatar, court told
Businesswoman Amanda Staveley testifies in her lawsuit about deal that allowed bank to escape government bailout ... ( read original story ...)
Kemp Eases Georgia Virus Rules to Allow Sports, Conventions
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is lifting more health-related restrictions that stemmed from COVID-19, allowing spectator sports and live performance venues to reopen and conventions to resume on July 1, ... ( read original story ...)
The Latest: Georgia man faces upgraded charges in ATV crash
Georgia man facing upgraded charges for ramming his ATV into an Atlanta policeman during a protest. — Group of Minneapolis police officers say they're ready to back police chief's promised overhaul of ... ( read original story ...)
Silver Spring Closing Georgia Avenue To Allow For Outdoor Dining
Streetdine' will shut down a portion of Georgia Avenue to allow for outdoor dining. The pilot program kicks off Friday. ( read original story ...)
Georgia Havoc Raises New Doubts on Pricey Voting Machines
Long before this week’s election chaos, experts had warned Georgia about its over $100 million voting system, saying paper ballots were simpler and safer. ( read original story ...)
Georgia officials continue to point fingers in wake of chaotic primary
Questions about why Georgia's primary this week was characterized by hours-long lines, polling machine problems, staffing shortages, chaos and uncertainty are now under investigation by the state. And ... ( read original story ...)
Georgia’s Ossoff-Perdue race for Senate presents a striking contrast
Republican David Perdue and Democrat Jon Ossoff present dramatically different visions of government as they square off for Perdue’s U.S. Senate seat, one of two up for grabs in Georgia this November ... ( read original story ...)