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Meghan McCain Blasts Trump As ‘Disgrace’ Amid New Reveals About Russia Dossier

Meghan McCain did not take Trump’s latest attack on her late father lightly.

China Says Economic Recovery 'Not Yet Solid' After Pandemic

China's economy has bounced back after authorities managed to largely contain the coronavirus pandemic

China says economic recovery 'not yet solid' after pandemic

More Store Closures From JC Penney By 2021: Is Your Location On The List?

Liquidation sales at the 15 JC Penney stores slated to close are planned for late December.

Hopes for a virus vaccine have been dealt a blow by news that a trial by AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford had been paused after a volunteer fell ill

Is Coronavirus Vaccine Safe For Children? Experts Answer Parents' Biggest Question

As more and more people line up for the coronavirus vaccine, experts say children are low on the priority list. This is because more data is still needed to prove the safety and effectiveness of the vaccine for people younger than 16.

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The coronavirus first emerged at a seafood market in the central Chinese city of Wuhan late last year

Chinese Citizen Journalist To Face Trial After Wuhan Virus Reporting

Chinese citizen journalist to face trial after Wuhan virus reporting

Swarovski now offers rhinestones to fashion brands, binoculars to hunters, and jewellery and crystal figurines of characters from Mickey Mouse to Princess LeiaÂ

Family Feud Rages As Swarovski Empire Loses Its Lustre

Family feud rages as Swarovski empire loses its lustre

A Fijian boy carries a bag to a temporary shelter to avoid strong damaging winds from super cyclone Yasa in the capital city of Suva on December 17, 2020

Two Dead As Super Cyclone Levels Fiji Villages

Two dead as super cyclone levels Fiji villages

The Bank of Japan said financing of firms is likely to remain under stress for the time being

Bank Of Japan Extends Virus-linked Lending Programme

Bank of Japan extends virus-linked lending programme

The Hong Kong government has set up a dedicated hotline for people to report social distancing breaches on boats and at piers

New Virus Restrictions Threaten Hong Kong's Last True Junk Boat

New virus restrictions threaten Hong Kong's last true junk boat

Walmart's US sales growth has moderated compared with earlier in 2020 when consumers benefited from stimulus checks agreed by Congress and President Donald Trump

Second Stimulus Check Likely Included In Next Coronavirus Relief Bill: Here's What We Know

Top congressional leaders are close to exiting the negotiation phase for another relief bill after months of stalled talks.

People line up for a Covid-19 test at Mona Vale Hospital in Sydney

Australian Virus Cluster Triggers Travel Clampdown

Australian virus cluster triggers travel clampdown

The US Justice Department is seeking to carry out federal executions of five men on death row at a prison in Terre Haute, Indiana

Death Row Inmate Gets Coronavirus, But COVID-19 Could Save His Life

Dustin John Higgs was imprisoned in 2000 after he ordered the 1996 killings of three women aged 19 to 23 in Maryland.

China To Start Opening Vaccination Programme To General Public

China to start opening vaccination programme to general public

Syrian farmer Ayman Ibrahim harvests Azolla aquatic ferns which he uses as livestock feed to dodge skyrocketing prices for animal fodder

Struggling Syria Farmers Turn To Tropical Fern For Fodder

Struggling Syria farmers turn to tropical fern for fodder

'Demon Slayer' has been enormously successful in Japan, and could soon be the country's top-grossing film of all time

Anime 'Demon Slayer' Set To Dethrone Ghibli Classic For Japan Box Office Crown

Anime 'Demon Slayer' set to dethrone Ghibli classic for Japan box office crown

An Algerian demonstrator held up a sign reading in French 'Free the Press' at a protest in the capital Algiers calling for the release of jailed journalist Khaled Drareni in September

Algerian State Tightens Screws On Online Media

Algerian state tightens screws on online media

Some Balkan governments will struggle to buy enough doses of the coronavirus vaccine to cover their populations

As The Balkans Ready For Vaccination, Sceptics Make A Stand

As the Balkans ready for vaccination, sceptics make a stand

German shopping malls are now empty after the country introduced measures to try and get virus infections under control

How Germany Squandered Early Covid-19 Success

How Germany squandered early Covid-19 success

Congresswoman Deb Haaland is Joe Biden's pick to run the Department of the Interior -- she would be the first Native American in the role

Biden Taps Haaland As First Native American To Run Interior

Biden taps Haaland as first Native American to run Interior

French President Emmanuel Macron has become the latest world leader to test positive

Moderna Vaccine Set For Imminent US Approval, As Europe Battles Surge

Moderna vaccine set for imminent US approval, as Europe battles surge

Coca-Cola said it is exploring its legal options after the US Tax Court largely sided with tax authorities in an ongoing dispute with the soda giant

Coca-Cola Layoffs: 2,200 To Lose Jobs As Company Suffers Revenue Decline

Coca-Cola has seen a big decline in sales in the third quarter as the COVID-19 pandemic has forced movie theaters and other venues to shut down.

Congressional leaders are nearing a deal on a new spending package to help the pandemic-battered US economy

Second Stimulus Check Negotiations Could Force Government Shutdown: 'Checks Is Complicated'

Congressional leaders say they're close to sending $900 billion in relief to millions of Americans, but they're running short on time to pass government funding before 12:01 a.m. Saturday.