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Coronavirus, No Fans, Breonna Taylor Protests Make For Unique Kentucky Derby

The 2020 Kentucky Derby won't feature any horse racing fans at Churchill Downs Saturday afternoon.

Migrant Woman With Coronavirus Gives Birth On Helicopter While Being Transferred To Sicily

Migrants take the so-called Balkans route to Western Europe after crossing the Greece-Macedonia border in November 2015

The unidentified woman was being housed in a migrant holding center in the Italian island of Lampedusa.

Trump Administration Uses CDC To Announce Eviction Moratorium Through Dec. 31

Community members protest against evictions and in support of the "Cancel Rent" movement outside the housing court in the Bronx in New York

A nationwide eviction moratorium is announced by the CDC and not the federal government.

Girls’ Generation’s Taeyeon Thinks 'We’re Beginning To Fall Apart,' Emphasizes On Social Distancing

Girls’ Generation’s member Taeyeon voiced out her frustrations and annoyance at not being able to do much due to COVID-19 lock down restrictions.

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Dallas Cowboys 'Won't Do Anything Dumb' Amid Risk Of COVID-19, Says Star Running Back

Ezekiel Elliott says the Dallas Cowboys are ensuring that all measures are followed to avoid having their season affected by an outbreak of COVID-19 with the NFL season about to begin.

China's first UFC champion Zhang Weili is pictured here at the Shanghai performance institute

UFC Teams Up With China To Prepare Athletes For Olympics

UFC teams up with China to prepare athletes for Olympics

Andy Cohen Pokes Fun At Pal Anderson Cooper By Sharing CNN Anchor's Shirtless Photos

Andy Cohen wanted to annoy his close friend Anderson Cooper, so he shared some of the latter's shirtless photos on Instagram. Cohen's post received mixed reactions, with some laughing and others thanking him for the photos.

A lockdown of five million people in Melbourne has compounded the problems for the Australian economy

Virus Plunges Australia Into First Recession In Nearly 30 Years

With vast swathes of the domestic and global economy shut down to contain the deadly disease, business activity suffered a catastrophic drop .

The pandemic has been a baptism of fire for young doctors in Mexico, which has one of the world's highest coronavirus death tolls

Pandemic Baptism Of Fire For Young Mexican Doctors

Pandemic baptism of fire for young Mexican doctors

Jennifer Garner Shares Hilarious Back-To-School Video: 'The Juggle Is Real' [WATCH VIDEO]

Jennifer Garner shared a hilarious video portraying busy moms when their kids are back in school.

Since 2015, France has seen 17 crimes classified as acts of terror

Mutating Terror Threat Still Looms Over Europe

Mutating terror threat still looms over Europe

Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden is heading back to the campaign trail for a much anticipated speech on the violence in US cities

Trump In Kenosha Calls Anti-racism Protests 'Domestic Terror'

Trump in Kenosha calls anti-racism protests 'domestic terror'

Mesut Ozil has been deleted from Chinese versions of the Pro Evolution Soccer game

Saudi Arabia Club High On Ozil, Willing To Wait Until 2021

Al-Nassr is interested in Mesut Ozil though they are not rushing a deal. The Saudi Arabian club is ready to wait until next summer to get the German defender.

Serena Williams is pursuing a record-equalling 24th singles Grand Slam title at the US Open

Serena, Murray Advance On US Open Day Two

Serena, Murray advance on US Open day two

Tunisia's prime minister-designate Hichem Mechichi delivers a speech as parliament readies for a confidence vote

Tunisia Lawmakers Approve New Government

Tunisia lawmakers approve new government

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

Poor Countries Desperate For Covid Vaccines May Be Outbid By Richer Neighbors

Just seven months after the outbreak of the pandemic, and even before clinical trials of experimental vaccines have ended, some developed countries have put in orders for at least 3.1 billion doses.

Despite what else may be going on in the world, harvesting the land "just won't wait", says winegrower Friedrich Schatz, who goes by the name Federico

Spain Vineyards Feel The Pinch But Harvest Must Go On

Spain vineyards feel the pinch but harvest must go on

Four US Coronavirus Vaccine Trials Will Fail, Health Advisers Predict

At least four of the COVID-19 candidate vaccines being developed under Operation Warp Speed are unlikely to pass clinical trials.

Nigeria's oil-rich Niger delta is prone to corruption and mismanagement, officials say. Here we see an abandoned boat filled with oil near the city of Port Harcourt

Nigerian Oil Agency Under Scrutiny For Missing Billions

Nigerian oil agency under scrutiny for missing billions

Filipinos are flocking to bartering groups on Facebook, where they often trade goods such as clothes and toys for food

Will Trade For Food: Online Bartering Soars In Virus-hit Philippines

Will trade for food: online bartering soars in virus-hit Philippines

Health experts feared Pakistan's crowded cities would provide fertile breeding ground for the coronavirus

Pakistan Puzzles Health Experts As Virus Cases Drop

Pakistan puzzles health experts as virus cases drop

AT&T No Longer Selling Gaming Unit Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment

After considering selling the gaming division of Warner Bros., AT&T Inc. has deemed it too valuable to unload in its efforts to streamline.

With so many of its relationships rendered transactional, Riyadh is struggling to win respect and its once-leading role in the Muslim world is increasingly challenged by its rivals, observers say

Spurned By Allies, Saudi Rethinks Chequebook Diplomacy

Spurned by allies, Saudi rethinks chequebook diplomacy

Nancy Pelosi's suggestion that Democrats could lower their stimulus proposal provided some hope US lawmakers can thrash out a deal

Nancy Pelosi Breaks Coronavirus Rules To Get Hair Done In San Francisco Salon

Speaker Nancy Pelosi is under fire after visiting a hair salon in San Francisco despite guidelines the prohibit salons from offering .

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Trump Pandemic Advisor Scott Atlas Denies Suggesting Herd Immunity Strategy To Control Coronavirus

Scott Atlas, an pandemic advisor to President Trump said on Tuesday that "there's never been any advocacy of a herd immunity strategy coming from me to the president."