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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will speak following the central bank's policy meeting, and will likely face questions on the fate of the economy should Congress not pass another aid package

Fed Opens Policy Final 2020 Meeting Amid Uncertain Economy

Fed opens policy final 2020 meeting amid uncertain economy

Shipping Deadlines Christmas 2020: Last Day To Order At Walmart, Target, Kohl’s, And More

Shipping deadlines from major retailers are coming up fast.

Is Trump Doing A Good Job Containing The COVID Threat? Poll Shows Mixed Results

US Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden has routinely worn a facemask in public as a way to prevent the spread of the coronavirus and set an example for Americans, a sharp contrast with President Donald Trump who has largely refused to do so

Taken before the first inoculations in the United States, most of those surveyed in a Fox News poll said they’d get vaccinated against COVID-19.

Georgia Santa Claus And Mrs. Claus Test Positive For COVID: 50 Kids Unknowingly Exposed To Virus

Santa and Mrs. Claus had no symptoms at the time of the holiday event in Ludowici, Georgia.

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Watch As Geraldo Rivera Flip Sides Against Trump: Don’t Be A ‘Sore Loser’

"If he sticks it out any further, or much further, he will really appear as a sore loser.”

China Says Bloomberg Journalist's Arrest 'Internal Matter'

Beijing has also issued a statement that no other country or organization has the right to interfere in its matters.

The headquarters of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is seen in Silver Spring, Maryland

Supplements, Colloidal Silver: FDA Warns 4 Companies For Products With COVID-19 Claims

According to the FDA, the companies sell or promote the selling of products that claim to be effective in preventing or treating COVID-19.

The coronavirus pandemic has claimed more than 181,000 lives and infected almost 7 million people in Brazil (cemetery in Manaus, Brazil, pictured in June 2020)

Brazil Drug Agency Questions 'Transparency' Of China Vaccine

Brazil drug agency questions 'transparency' of China vaccine

Takahiro Shiraishi (C), depicted here in a court sketch drawing by Masato Yamashita dated September 30, 2020, has been sentenced to death

Japan 'Twitter Killer' Sentenced To Death For Nine Murders

Japan 'Twitter killer' sentenced to death for nine murders

Is 'NCIS' Season 18 Episode 4 Airing This Tuesday? Spoilers Revealed

The show, starring Mark Harmon and Sean Murray, will return to the pre-COVID world when it returns.

Boxes of face masks on sale in Singapore, which will allow business travellers and visiting officials from all countries to enter from next year

Singapore To Allow Business Travel Arrivals From All Countries

Singapore to allow business travel arrivals from all countries

Prince William, Kate Middleton's 2020 Christmas Card Leaked, Never-Before-Seen Photo Shared On Social Media

Prince William and Kate Middleton’s 2020 Christmas card includes a personalized message to the NHS workers by the royals.

The Olympic flame is currently on display in Tokyo

Tokyo 2020 Unveils Plan For Socially Distanced Olympic Torch Relay

Tokyo 2020 unveils plan for socially distanced Olympic torch relay

A record number of reporters were in jail in 2020, the Committee to Protect Journalists said

Record Number Of Journalists Jailed In 2020, Says Watchdog

Record number of journalists jailed in 2020, says watchdog

Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike tells AFP she sees "no circumstances" under which next year's virus-postponed Olympics will be cancelled

'No Circumstances' Under Which Olympics Will Be Cancelled: Tokyo Governor

'No circumstances' under which Olympics will be cancelled: Tokyo governor

Fresh wasabi is known as 'green gold' in Japan; it is difficult to farm, and therefore an expensive delicacy

Japan's Wasabi Producers Farm 'Green Gold'

Japan's wasabi producers farm 'green gold'

The Webb Ellis Cup is up for grabs again in 2023

'Massive Support': All Blacks Drawn With World Cup Hosts France

'Massive support': All Blacks drawn with World Cup hosts France

OPEC's ability to steer oil prices has been put in question to an extent never seen before

OPEC Sees Latest COVID-19 Surge Hitting Oil Demand

The group just further lowered its global demand forecast for 2021.

The pressure mounted on Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta after a 1-0 home defeat to Burnley

Arsenal News: Club's Technical Director Sheds Light On Mikel Arteta's Future, January Signings

Mikel Arteta's future as Arsenal manager has come into question after the Gunners lost their fourth consecutive home Premier League match.

Kerry Blackshear Jr. #24 of the Florida Gators celebrates with Keyontae Johnson #11

Florida Gators College Player Placed In Medically Induced Coma

Florida Gators player Keyontae Johnson was placed in a medically induced coma to keep him sedated.

Ireland's Conor McGregor acknowledges the cheers of the crowd before his TKO victory over Donald Cerrone in their UFC246 welterweight bout in Las Vegas

Conor McGregor Saves The Day, Makes Sure Local Gym In Ireland Stays Open

Conor McGregor extended financial help to the hard-struck SBG Portarlington gym.

Vials in boxes containing the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine are prepared to be shipped at the Pfizer Global Supply Kalamazoo manufacturing plant in Kalamazoo, Michigan

Walgreens, CVS Reveal When Coronavirus Vaccine Will Be Available In Drugstores

The general public may be able to purchase coronavirus vaccines from local drugstores and grocery stores in several months.

Refugees are taken to checkpoints at the camp's edges by rickshaw drivers, where security forces typically wave them through for a bribe

Rohingya Trafficking Network Sells Dreams, Delivers Violence And Extortion

Rohingya trafficking network sells dreams, delivers violence and extortion

Jeff Bridges Shaves Head Amid Cancer Battle, Says 'I'm Feeling Good'

Actor Jeff Bridges debuted a newly shaved head two months after being diagnosed with lymphoma, a type of cancer.

Second Stimulus Check Update: Trump Wants 'More Money' Sent To People 'Right Now'

President Trump's comments came as a bipartisan group of lawmakers renewed their push for a $908 billion relief bill that does not include another round of stimulus checks.

Infographic: The Pandemic's Toll On U.S. Restaurant Industry

The food services industry has been hit incredibly hard by the pandemic, losing $130 billion in sales between March and October as a result of mandated closures and capacity limits.