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US Attorney General Bill Barr found himself in hot water after comments that coronavirus lockdowns were the "greatest intrusion" on American civil liberties "other than slavery"

US Attorney General In Hot Water After Comparing Lockdown, Slavery

US attorney general in hot water after comparing lockdown, slavery

Greek Police Move Homeless Migrants To New Lesbos Camp

IMAGESPolice on the Greek island of Lesbos begin moving migrants to a new emergency camp following a fire which destroyed the Moria asylum seeker camp last week.

Greek police move homeless migrants to new Lesbos camp

New York City Delays Return To School Again

A teacher conducts a lesson with students during an outdoor learning demonstration for New York City schools in front of the Patrick F. Daly public school on September 02, 2020 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City

New York City delays return to school again

Catalan pro-independence symbols are at the heart of the case

Top Spain Court Mulls Catalan President's Disqualification

Top Spain court mulls Catalan president's disqualification

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

How Do You Plan To Shop For The Holidays? Most Americans Prefer Couch To Shopping Centers

With the coronavirus still shaping American life, consumers say they're opting for their couches rather than shopping malls for the holiday season.

Health concerns are encouraging people in many countries to use contactless card payments

Card Finally Trumps Cash In Germany As Virus Prompts Change

Card finally trumps cash in Germany as virus prompts change

European cities accuse Airbnb of taking advantage of outdated EU laws on e-commerce operations.

Cities Press EU For Tougher Laws Governing Airbnb Rentals

Cities press EU for tougher laws governing Airbnb rentals

Ford Bets $700 Million On Its All-Electric F-150 Pickup Truck

Ford announced a $700 million investment in its electric F-150 pickup truck. Here's what it is using the money for.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa pays tribute to anti-apartheid lawyer George Bizos at his funeral

S.Africa Bids Farewell To 'Hero' George Bizos, Mandela's Lawyer

S.Africa bids farewell to 'hero' George Bizos, Mandela's lawyer

US Attorney General Bill Barr compared a national lockdown to slavery.

Bill Barr’s 'God Awful' Day: Sedition, Slavery, And A DOJ Full Of Preschoolers

The attorney general sparked a number of controversies, including comparing a national lockdown to slavery and his employees to preschoolers.

Crowds of believers began building up on the closed Ukraine border and pilgrims were still refusing to leave

Hasidic Pilgrims At Ukraine Border Refuse To Return Despite Israel Plea

Hasidic pilgrims at Ukraine border refuse to return despite Israel plea

As Pac-12 Football Eyes Return, Trump Says It's 'Ridiculous' Conference Isn't Playing Yet

The only major conference holdout hopes to start its football season in time for teams to be considered for the College Football Playoff.

Weakness in aviation weighed on General Electric's results, contributing to a bigger-than-expected loss

What Did General Electric CEO H. Lawrence Culp Jr. Say To Send GE’s Stock Surging?

General Electric's CEO H. Lawrence Culp Jr. showed optimism for the company for Q3 and beyond. Here's what he had to say.

The ideal goal for the World Health Organization is that every country receives vaccinations for 20 percent of its population, starting with the most vulnerable people

Coronavirus News: Europe's COVID-19 Surge Is A 'Wake-Up Call,' WHO Says

The ECDC also warned the strain on European healthcare systems from the recent case surges could worsen going into winter.

The housing market remains a bright spot in the US economy but new construction of apartment buildings slowed in August compared to July, according to government data

US Housing Starts Slow In August After July Surge

US housing starts slow in August after July surge

The merger of CaixaBank and Bankia will create Spain's largest national lender

Spain's CaixaBank, Bankia Meet To Ink Mega Merger

Spain's CaixaBank, Bankia meet to ink mega merger

Congress still hasn't agreed on a new stimulus package for the US economy, even as jobless claims fell more than expected in the latest week

Fewer Americans File Initial Unemployment Claims, Down 33,000 But Still Five Times Higher Than Last Year

Initial unemployment claims fell 33,000 from the previous week but the total still is five times higher than last year at this time.

Some European countries like France and Spain have seen a quick increase in cases

WHO Europe Warns Of 'Alarming' Virus Transmission Rates

WHO Europe warns of 'alarming' virus transmission rates

A South Korean T'way airlines Boeing 737-800 after landing at Wuhan's Tianhe International Airport

Coronavirus Epicentre Wuhan Re-opens For International Flights

Coronavirus epicentre Wuhan re-opens for international flights

Apple Watch watchOS 7 Update: What To Know

Here's a quick look at the newly-released watchOS 7's features.

Neiman Marcus last week filed for bankruptcy protection, but analysts expect more companies to follow

Corporate Bankruptcies: US Companies Going Under Due To Ravages Of The Pandemic, Other Issues

Retail, travel, and energy companies have been particularly hurt by bankruptcies

The new English Premier League season started on September 12

Premier League Agrees New Broadcast Deal In China With Tencent

Premier League agrees new broadcast deal in China with Tencent

‘Supernatural’ Season 15 Photos: Dean Dons Nightgown, Brothers Celebrate Holidays In Show's Return

The CW has released promo photos for "Supernatural Season 15, episode 14, and they show Sam and Dean celebrating several holidays and carving out pumpkins.

Last month's first direct commercial flight between Israel and the UAE was operated by El Al but Emirates plans to launch its own services by the end of the year

Emirates Airline To Produce Kosher Meals As Israel Beckons

Emirates airline to produce kosher meals as Israel beckons

The Dow Jones Industrial Average has risen more than 30 percent since hitting a low on March 23 as officials around the United States imposed tough lockdown measures that shuttered most economic activity

US Stock Futures: Fed’s Decision To Keep Rates On Hold Weighs on Futures

U.S. stock futures dipped Thursday morning: Dow Futures fell 265 points to 27,789, Nasdaq Futures dipped 120 points to 11,148.75 and S&P Futures plunged 37.50 points to 3352.