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Amanda Kloots Shares How She 'Got To Sing' With Late Husband Nick Cordero

Amanda Kloots recently revealed that she helped complete an unfinished project of her late husband, Nick Cordero, and said it was a therapeutic process.

Trump Rips Rival Biden As Destroyer Of American 'Greatness'

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

Trump rips rival Biden as destroyer of American 'greatness'

Thousands Arrested For 'Virus-related Crimes' In China

Nearly 5,800 people have been arrested for virus-related crimes in China since January

Thousands arrested for 'virus-related crimes' in China

Teachers in Spain have had a mixed reaction to returning to in-person classes

European Schools Reopen With Smaller Classes, Shorter Lessons

European schools reopen with smaller classes, shorter lessons

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The party of President Milo Djukanovic has led Montenegro since the end of communism in the 1990s

Montenegro Votes With Identity, Economy At The Fore

Montenegro votes with identity, economy at the fore

Evacuees wait to board a bus in Lake Charles, Louisiana, ahead of the arrival of Hurricane Laura

Hurricane Laura May Lead To Coronavirus Super Spreader Events In Texas, Louisiana

Public health officials fear Hurricane Laura might trigger super spreader events in Louisiana and Texas.

Will Trump Get Reelected? Former Trump Officials Believe President Will Lose To Biden In November

Former Trump officials are "pessimistic" about his reelection chances amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic

Waves of repression against protestors in Belarus have turned Lithuania, an EU and NATO member, into a place of refuge for pro-democracy Belarusians

Fearing Persecution, Belarus Activists Flee To Lithuania

Fearing persecution, Belarus activists flee to Lithuania

One of the new street murals in Kenosha, Wisconsin, photographed on August 27, 2020

Kenosha Looks To Love For Recovery From Riots And Destruction

Kenosha looks to love for recovery from riots and destruction

Phan Thi Thuan checks a lotus stem that will be processed into a rare type of silk at a pond in Hanoi

Fabric Of Success: How 'Lotus Silk' Is Weaving Its Way Into Vietnam

Fabric of success: how 'lotus silk' is weaving its way into Vietnam

Lionel Messi endured one of the worst nights of his Barcelona career

Chelsea Preseason Preparations Hit Snag With Four Players Isolated

Chelsea FC's pre-season preparations for the coming season hit a snag with several players forced into isolation.

Andres Hernandez became homeless after losing his job in a printing workshop and now lives in a room paid for by a homeless charity

Pandemic Deepens Mexico's Homeless Crisis

Pandemic deepens Mexico's homeless crisis

University students Matilde (L) and Marlene Pimentel climb a tree on top of a hill to get a strong internet signal in order to take their online classes

El Salvadoran Sisters Attending Online Classes Up A Tree

El Salvadoran sisters attending online classes up a tree

Members of the Covid Memorial Project hold American flags in front of the Washington monument to commemorate the victims of the coronavirus

US Surpasses 180,000 Virus Deaths: Johns Hopkins

US surpasses 180,000 virus deaths: Johns Hopkins

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden is on track for the White House -- if polls are right

Biden Plans Limited Return To Campaign Trail, May Visit Key Swing States As Election Looms

Democratic nominee Joe Biden told donors that he would like to travel on a limited basis to key swing states such as Pennsylvania and Wisconsin as the November election looms.

Manchester City Sees Messi Staying At Camp Nou, Barca President Ready To Step Down

All eyes are on Lionel Messi's next move but clubs like Manchester City feel he will stay on at FC Barcelona.

The NHL cancelled playoff games scheduled for Rogers Place arena in Edmonton and in Toronto on Thursday and Friday as North American sports protested police brutality in the wake of the shooting of Jacob Blake in Wisconsin

NHL Postpones Playoff Games Over Police Shooting In Wisconsin

NHL postpones playoff games over police shooting in Wisconsin

A woman looks at "Campbell's Soup Cans" by Andy Warhol as the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) reopens its doors to the public on August 27, 2020 in New York, after being closed since March 12, 2020 due to Covid-19

New York's Museum Of Modern Art Re-opens With Few Visitors

New York's Museum of Modern Art re-opens with few visitors

Protesters raise their fists during a demonstration against the shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin in a fourth night of protests

Biden Says Trump Is ‘Rooting For Violence’ As Kenosha Protests Escalate After Jacob Blake Shooting

Biden told CNN that Trump is rooting for more civil unrest in order to divert the public's attention from the current administration's response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Hurricane Laura has closed down three million barrels of oil capacity as it churns towards the Texas and Louisiana coasts

US Stocks Extend Rally As Powell Says No Rush On Rate Rises

US stocks extend rally as Powell says no rush on rate rises

California - Coronavirus Testing_Dodger Stadium

Abbott Gets Emergency Authorization, Hires 2,000 And Could Have $750 Million Deal. A Look At Thursday’s Pandemic Developments

Abbott launched a $5 coronavirus test, will hire 2,000 workers to produce the test, and is expected to close a $750 million deal with the U.S. government for 150 million tests. Here's what you need to know.