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Best-selling author Bob Woodward, whose latest book, "Rage," is about President Donald Trump

From Nixon To Trump: Bob Woodward, Chronicler Of US Presidents

From Nixon to Trump: Bob Woodward, chronicler of US presidents

Donald Trump Is Not Joking About 12 More Years In Office, Michael Cohen Says

Michael Cohen's Lawyer Says Trump Should Be Worried

The president's former attorney, Michael Cohen, says that Trump is not joking about serving 12 more years in office and claims he is figuring out ways to change the Constitution.

US Voters Embrace Early Voting, But Sentiment Divided Down Party Lines

People register to vote during a Republican event in Brownsville, Pennsylvania

A poll by the Washington Post and the University of Maryland indicates that more Americans than ever want to vote early or by mail. Confidence in elections is low, but for different reasons in different demographics.

Citigroup named Jane Fraser as its next CEO, replacing Michael Corbat who will retire in February

Citigroup's Jane Fraser First Woman To Break Wall Street's Glass Ceiling

Citigroup's Jane Fraser first woman to break Wall Street's glass ceiling

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Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing accusations of trashing the nation's reputation

UK Rejects EU Call To Back Down Over Brexit Bill

UK rejects EU call to back down over Brexit bill

Vinyl's resurgence has been fueled for years by collectors and hipsters nostalgic for side A and side B

Vinyl Sales Surpass CD Revenue, First Time Since 1980s

Vinyl sales surpass CD revenue, first time since 1980s

A huge column of black smoke billows into the sky over Beirut as the city's port is again engulfed by fire just weeks after a devastating dockside explosion

Beirut Port Fire Hits Warehouse Where Food Aid Stored

Beirut port fire hits warehouse where food aid stored

The Maserati MC20 supercar, the "cornerstone" to its future, is the first to be completely designed in Modena

Maserati Aim To Fuel Sales With New Supercar, Electrics

Maserati aim to fuel sales with new supercar, electrics

Citigroup named Jane Fraser to succeed Michael Corbat as CEO

Citibank Names Jane Fraser As The First Female CEO Of A Major Wall Street Bank

Fraser will succeed Michael Corbat, who is stepping down in February after eight years.

Walmart has since July 20 required everyone in its stores to wear masks

Walmart Starts Drone Delivery Service

Look to the sky for your next Walmart order.

Century 21 Stores Liquidation Sale, Deep Discounts On Apparel, Accessories, Home Goods, And More

Century 21 Stores has begun holding going out of business sales at all of its 13 stores as it winds down its retail operations.

ECB chief Christine Lagarde's words will be scrutinised for hints on how to hold down the euro in a grim economic climate

ECB Holds Fire But 'Carefully Monitoring' Euro's Rise

ECB holds fire but 'carefully monitoring' euro's rise

AMC Theaters Boasts About Cleanliness And Filtration Tech, Floors ‘You Can Eat Off’

The theater chain says it invested millions into cutting edge air filtration systems to ensure customer safety.

President Donald Trump is to attend a fireworks display at Mount Rushmore in South Dakota

$5 Million In Coronavirus Funds Were Spent On South Dakota Tourism Ads

State Democrats said they were "horrified" by Gov. Kristi Noem's use of funds amid a recent surge in coronavirus cases across the state.

Singapore Airlines said it would shed around 4,300 jobs -- 20 percent of the workforce -- because of the coronavirus

Singapore Airlines To Shed 4,300 Jobs Due To Virus

Singapore Airlines to shed 4,300 jobs due to virus

ECB Keeps Rate Policy, Stimulus Program Unchanged While Monitoring Low Inflation, Rising Euro Currency

The European Central Bank is worried about a recent spike in COVID-19 infections in Europe.

New weekly filings for jobless claims have neither returned to their levels prior to the pandemic nor dropped below the worst week seen during the global financial crisis

New US Jobless Claims Flat At 884,000: Government

New US jobless claims flat at 884,000: government

Trials on Russia's 'Sputnik V' vaccine are continuing despite foreign experts' reservations

Questions Over Russia Vaccine Study 'Inconsistencies'

Questions over Russia vaccine study 'inconsistencies'

Singapore Airlines To Cut 4,300 Jobs In Response To Pandemic Crisis, As Demand Plummets

SIA is state-controlled and received a huge bailout in March

Citigroup Names Jane Fraser As First Woman CEO

Citigroup names Jane Fraser as first woman CEO

How Top College Football Programs Are Fighting Racial Injustice

Social just messages will be part of the college football season for the Big 12, ACC and SEC.

Do You Care?

There have been a lot of challenging circumstances lately. World pandemic. Economic crisis. Culture crisis of racial injustice. People are struggling. Overwhelmed by the layers of anxiety.

New Yorkers will mark the anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terror attacks this year at the memorial and site museum in the grip of the coronavirus pandemic

New York To Mark 9/11 Anniversary Amid Virus Gloom

New York to mark 9/11 anniversary amid virus gloom

Woodward Had A 'Moral Duty' To Release Trump Interviews Earlier, Critics Say

Woodward defended his decision to sit on the interviews, saying he wanted to vet all information Trump received about coronavirus before releasing anything.

As talks in Washington over pandemic assistance drag on, new jobless claims fell in the latest week, but the data show a slow jobs recovery

No Change In Initial Unemployment Claims, 13 Million Still Jobless From Coronavirus

The number of people filing for unemployment last week for the first time was even with the previous week's total of 884,000.

People queue up to enter a new Apple flagship store that opened in Beijing in July 2020

Apple Face Mask: Everything To Know

Apple has created two kinds of face masks and is now distributing them to retail and corporate employees, who will be receiving them over the next two weeks.