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Shoppers at a clothing store look for early Black Friday bargains in Los Angeles, California

How Black Friday Will Be Different In 2020 Compared To Other Years

Black Friday is looking different this year during the pandemic -- most stores are having deals all month long.

Is Trump Or Biden Leading In National Polls? What The Numbers Show Two Days Before Election

US President Donald Trump campaigns in Arizona, promising a Republican victory

Joe Biden’s lead over Trump has slightly dropped in the days leading up to the election.

How Would Joe Biden Boost The Economy? A Look At His COVID Relief Packages And Tax Plan

Democrat Joe Biden has a long list of actions he says he would undertake in his first 100 days as president if he wins the November 3, 2020 election

A potential Biden administration would push for two relief packages next year, as the economy struggles under the COVID-19 pandemic.

Supporters of the United National Movement party hope to oust the Georgian Dream led by the country's richest man, Bidzina Ivanishvili

Thousands Demand New Vote In Georgia After Ruling Party Claims Victory

Thousands demand new vote in Georgia after ruling party claims victory

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A girl touches a grave at Villaluenga del Rosario near Cadiz -- but amid spiking coronavirus cases authorities have urged Spaniards to space out All Saints Day visits to pay respects

Madrid Funeral Workers Strike During Pandemic

Madrid funeral workers strike during pandemic

How Drug Imports Can Endanger Patients

It's relatively easy to get hoodwinked by online pharmacies that promise quality drugs at bargain prices.

Residents fleeing Super Typhoon Goni arrive at an evacuation center in Legazpi south of Manila -- nearly a million people have left their homes ahead of the storm's arrival

At Least 10 Dead As Typhoon Goni Batters Philippines

At least 10 dead as Typhoon Goni batters Philippines

Telemedicine may be useful in coping with the coronavirus epidemic, but many who need it lack access to adequate internet connections

How To Prescribe A Better Patient Experience

Telemedicine, combined with innovative in-home diagnostic tools, really can eliminate the need for the majority of in-person doctor's visits.

A sword-wielding suspect killed two people and wounded five others in a rampage through Old Quebec. The attacks occurred in multiple locations, including near the National Assembly of Quebec

Swordsman In Medieval Clothing Kills Two In Quebec Rampage

Swordsman in medieval clothing kills two in Quebec rampage

Scuffles and protests routinely break out in Hong Kong's legislature, with the pro-democracy minority often resorting to filibustering, chanting and obstruction to try and halt bills they oppose

Hong Kong Opposition Politicians Arrested For Legislature Protest

Hong Kong opposition politicians arrested for legislature protest

The attacks took place in the historic quarter of the Canadian city

Swordsman In Medieval Clothing Kills Two In Quebec

Swordsman in medieval clothing kills two in Quebec

Beyoncé Poses For 3 British Vogue Covers, Reveals New Goal In Rare Interview

Beyoncé posed for three different British Vogue covers for the magazine's December issue. In her interview, the singer opened up about the changes she went through during the pandemic and shared her new goal in life.

Displaced Syrian men in an overcrowded camp for the displaced near the village of Qah, near the border with Turkey

Crammed Into Camps, Displaced Syrians Fear Spread Of Coronavirus

Crammed into camps, displaced Syrians fear spread of coronavirus

German Chancellor Angela Merkel's CDU will choose her successor in January

Merkel's CDU To Elect New Leader In Mid-January

Merkel's CDU to elect new leader in mid-January

With its bright colors and cartoonish skeleton costumes, the Day of the Dead festival has become an internationally recognized symbol of Mexican culture

Pandemic-hit Mexico Marks Somber Day Of The Dead

Pandemic-hit Mexico marks somber Day of the Dead

China conducts the census every ten years to determine population growth

China Starts Once-a-decade Census Of World's Largest Population

China starts once-a-decade census of world's largest population

Macron came to power in 2017 on a wave of optimism

Battling Two Crises, France's Macron Faces Defining Moment

Battling two crises, France's Macron faces defining moment

There have been sometimes violent protests against virus restrictions

England To Lock Down Again As Virus Surges In Europe

England to lock down again as virus surges in Europe

Japanese boxer Naoya Inoue walks to the corner after knocking down Australian challenger Jason Moloney during their bantamweight title bout at MGM hotel and casino in Las Vegas

Japan's Unbeaten 'Monster' Inoue KOs Moloney In Las Vegas Debut

Japan's unbeaten 'Monster' Inoue KOs Moloney in Las Vegas debut

Hospitals and other health facilities are increasingly being targeted by ransomware even as they try to ramp up for the acceleration in the pandemic

Ransomware Surge Imperils Hospitals As Pandemic Intensifies

Ransomware surge imperils hospitals as pandemic intensifies

British artist Katrina Cobain, 24, collects plastic bags and plans to start a museum

Glasgow Artist Launches Plastic Bag Museum

Glasgow artist launches plastic bag museum

Ultra-Orthodox Jewish men study in a hall divided with plastic sheets to help slow the spread of Covid-19 in the religious city of Bnei Brak near Tel Aviv

Israel's 'Prince Of Torah' Confronts Coronavirus

Israel's 'Prince of Torah' confronts coronavirus

Don't expect Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to weigh in on the US election

Fed In Holding Pattern Amid Tense US Election

Fed in holding pattern amid tense US election

President Donald Trump has upended long-standing Republican Party economic policy norms and the changes may last beyond his term in office

Trump Attacked GOP Economic Orthodoxy And Got Away With It

Trump attacked GOP economic orthodoxy and got away with it

Before the madding crowds -- the check-in area at Terminal 1 of Berlin's airport gets ready for action

Berlin's Much Delayed New Airport Welcomes First Flights

Berlin's much delayed new airport welcomes first flights

The move puts the future of the Dutch arm of Air France-KLM into jeopardy, which said it would not remain afloat without a massive government injection to save KLM, the world's oldest airline hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic

KLM 3.4bn Bailout In Crisis As Unions Refuse Paycut Plan

KLM 3.4bn bailout in crisis as unions refuse paycut plan

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