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Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has faced growing speculation about his health in recent weeks

Japan's PM Abe Resigning For Health Reasons

Japan's PM Abe resigning for health reasons

Small Business Leases Six Trump Billboards After Getting PPP Loan

A California company is under scrutiny because it applied for a PPP loan and spent money on billboards for Donald Trump a few months later.

EU's Borrell Urges Russia Not To Intervene In Belarus

Belarus has been gripped by protests since the disputed August 9 election

EU's Borrell urges Russia not to intervene in Belarus

A demonstration in Washington in June against racism and police brutality

Black Lives Matter Channels Martin Luther King Jr. On 57th Anniversary Of The March On Washington

Rev. Al Sharpton and Martin Luther King III lead the march looking to punctuate a summer of social and civil unrest in America's Black communities sparked by the death of George Floyd.

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President Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, listen to the US national anthem during the third night of the Republican National Convention

Four Republican Convention Attendees Test Positive For COVID-19 Following Lax Enforcement Of Precautions

There was little evidence of social distancing during the four-day event and compliance with mask rules was about 50%.

A health worker conducts a test at a COVID-19 coronavirus testing centre in the suburb of Northcote in Auckland

US Strikes $760 Million Deal With Abbott For 150 Million Rapid Coronavirus Tests

The 150 million rapid antigen tests purchased by the government will potentially be delivered to schools and special-needs populations.

A laboratory technician holds a dose of a COVID-19 vaccine

Chinese Company CanSino Wants Emergency Approval For COVID-19 Vaccine In Other Countries

China's military has already approved the use of CanSino Biologics' COVID-19 vaccine, The Wall Street Journal reported.

An asylum seeker takes a selfie with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, in Berlin on September 10, 2015 at the beginning of Europe's migrant crisis

Five Years After Refugee Influx, Merkel 'Would Do The Same'

Five years after refugee influx, Merkel 'would do the same'

Capital One Cuts Borrowing Limits On Credit Cards As Industry Tightens During Pandemic

Despite the pandemic, credit card holders have generally been able to keep up with payments

The shutdown in events, sports and movie theaters badly dented Coca-Cola's second-quarter profits

Coca-Cola To Cut 4,000 Jobs After Covid-19 Hits Q2 Profits

Coca-Cola to cut 4,000 jobs after Covid-19 hits Q2 profits

President Donald Trump warns that his election opponent Joe Biden wants to destroy "American greatness" in a speech accepting the Republican nomination for a second term against a backdrop of explosive racial tensions and the deadly coronavirus pandemic.

Betting Odds On Donald Trump Vs. Joe Biden Tighten After Republican National Convention

One gambling service now has the race dead even. Another has Biden as a slight favorite.

Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Resigns Over Health Concerns

Abe served four terms as Japan’s premier; he suffers from ulcerative colitis.

Hong Kong's administration insists the security law has not impinged on the rights to freedom of speech and assembly guaranteed to the territory when it returned to Chinese rule in 1997 but a number of pro-democracy figures have left the city

China Arrests 12 Fleeing Hong Kong By Speedboat: City Police

China arrests 12 fleeing Hong Kong by speedboat: city police

Police say 35 tonnes of gloves used at hospitals were ready to be sold

India Battles Black Market In Used Gloves And Masks

India battles black market in used gloves and masks

FDA Warns Public About Hand Sanitizers Packaged To Look Like Food Or Beverages

The federal agency said the packaging of such disinfectants endangers the customers as they could easily mistake the product for a beverage or food and ingest them.

US Defense Secretary Mark Esper (pictured in Washington on March 4, 2020) accused China of 'destabilising' the Pacific region

US Defence Chief Says China 'Destabilising' Pacific

US defence chief says China 'destabilising' Pacific

The US government has said TikTok is a national security threat - allegations the company denies

TikTok Star Noah Beck Apologizes Following Backlash Over Dancing With Children In Close Proximity

On Wednesday, he uploaded a video on TikTok in which he was seen dancing with a large group of kids inside a dance studio.

Shinzo Abe has developed a canny knack for dodging scandal

Shinzo Abe: Political Survivor Dogged By Health Issues

Shinzo Abe: political survivor dogged by health issues

Business leaders fear the effect on city centre businesses, which rely on office workers and passing trade, warning they risked turning into "ghost towns"

Government Urges UK To Get Back To Work As Job Losses Mount

Government urges UK to get back to work as job losses mount

Dynamic duo: Bruno Fernandes and Paul Pogba have instantly formed a potent midfield partnership for Manchester United

Setback For Manchester United As Star Midfielder Tests Positive For COVID-19

Pogba is expected to be available for selection for Man Utd's Premier League match against Crystal Palace on Sept. 19 at Old Trafford.

Lionel Messi back in training for Barcelona ahead of La Liga's planned restart

Manchester City To Offer Three Players, $118M To Barcelona For Lionel Messi: Report

Lionel Messi has scored over 600 goals for FC Barcelona since his debut in 2004.

BTS’ Jungkook Breaks Huge TikTok Record Despite Not Having An Account

Jungkook from the South Korean boyband BTS has more than 15.6 billion views on his hashtag on TikTok despite the 22-year-old star not having his own account.

Despite massive infrastructure spending since 2013, the Japanese economy contracted in 2014-15 and fell into recession again in 2020, even before the coronavirus crisis

What Has Abe's Signature 'Abenomics' Achieved?

What has Abe's signature 'Abenomics' achieved?

SoftBank Group is selling shares of its Japan telecoms unit SoftBank Group Corp worth about $12.5 billion as part of a massive fundraising programme

SoftBank To Sell $12.5 Bln Shares Of Its Japan Telecoms Unit

The sale is expected to take place in late September and involves more than 927 million shares in the Japanese telecoms unit.

Trump Accepts GOP Nomination, Attacks Biden, Boasts Of Work For Black Americans

In his acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention, President Trump predicted that his opponent Joe Biden would become "the destroyer of American greatness" if given a chance.

Donovan Mitchell, Rudy Gobert - Utah Jazz

NBA All-Star Tells MLS Owner To 'Sell The Team' Following Comments On Games Suspension

Donovan Mitchell urged RSL owner Dell Loy Hansen to sell the team following the latter's controversial comments on the suspension of MLS games on Wednesday.

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