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Keanu Reeves On Resuming 'Matrix 4' Filming: 'Grateful To Be Here'

Keanu Reeves has returned to the set of "Matrix 4" months after production was halted due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

China's Crash Diet Begs The Question: Is It Facing A Food Crisis?

Officials have repeatedly said 'all-is-well' and promise a bumper 2020 grain crop there are growing concerns about a food shortfall

China's crash diet begs the question: is it facing a food crisis?

Two Hong Kong Opposition Lawmakers Arrested Over Protests

Pro-democracy lawmaker Lam Cheuk-ting was detained in a raid early Wednesday morning

Two Hong Kong opposition lawmakers arrested over protests

Job done: Manchester United's comfortable win at Tranmere was a welcome relief for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

Manchester United Could Steal Real Madrid Prospect For Jadon Sancho Team-Up, Report Says

Manchester United prospect Donny van de Beek, who was close to signing a deal with Real Madrid before the coronavirus pandemic, is welcoming offers from Premier League clubs, though he is said to be happy at Ajax, a report said.

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Lufa Farms just opened what it says is the world's largest commercial rooftop greenhouse, seen in this aerial photo in Montreal

World's Biggest Rooftop Greenhouse Opens In Montreal

World's biggest rooftop greenhouse opens in Montreal

People take part in a Muay Thai martial art class on a roof in Mexico City, on August 15, 2020, as the country stuggles to get in shape amid the coronavirus pandemic

Virus-wracked Mexico Struggles To Get In Shape

Virus-wracked Mexico struggles to get in shape

A woman walks past a mural featuring tango dancers in Buenos Aires

Argentina's Tango World Championships Moves Online Due To Virus

Argentina's Tango World Championships moves online due to virus

Experts say that massive amount of government emergency funds to fight the coronavirus pandemic are being stolen in Brazil, the world's second-hardest-hit country

Another Disease Plagues Brazil COVID Fight: Corruption

Another disease plagues Brazil COVID fight: corruption

October's referendum is considered the most important public vote in more than three decades

Chile Begins Campaign On Amending Pinochet-era Constitution

Chile begins campaign on amending Pinochet-era constitution

Florida registered a record 253 coronavirus deaths on July 30, 2020, setting a grim new high for the third day in a row

Florida Coronavirus Deaths Top 10,500; Cases Surpass 605,000

Florida continues to struggle against the resurgence of COVID-19 with the rates of new cases and deaths slowly decreasing.

Jerry Falwell Jr Net Worth: Liberty University President Earns $1 Million Per Year

Jerry Falwell Jr. has an estimated net worth of $100 million. His salary in 2014 was reported to be around $926,634. The school administrator recently resigned from his post after getting involved in a sex scandal.

YouTube said it opted to "cast a wider net so that the most content that could potentially harm the community would be quickly removed"

YouTube Video Removals Soar As Software Enforces Rules

YouTube video removals soar as software enforces rules

The shorter-hours programme sees the German government cover around two thirds of wages when employers slash hours to save costs during the pandemic

Germany Extends Shorter Work Hours Scheme

Germany extends shorter work hours scheme

On Tuesday, Hogan published a 1,400-word account of his visit to Ireland in a bid to end the controversy

EU Trade Chief Fights To Keep Job As 'Golfgate' Rolls On

EU trade chief fights to keep job as 'Golfgate' rolls on

Vaporesso Parent Smoore Becomes First Vape Company To IPO With $21B Valuation

Smoore, the company behind the popular e-cigarette brand Vaporesso just had a very successful IPO in the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

Former US vice president Al Gore, seen here in October 2017, says that the next president can re-enter the Paris climate accord

Al Gore Breaks Down How Donald Trump Will Be Removed From White House If He Doesn't Concede Election

Former Vice President Al Gore accused President Donald Trump of dismantling the postal service and said he would have no choice but to accept the results of the election if he loses to Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

Hopes for a virus vaccine have helped propel stock markets higher

US Stock Defy Consumers, Hurricane To Post New Records

US stock defy consumers, hurricane to post new records

Even people who have shaken off the virus should practice social distancing, wear masks and practice hand washing

Antibody Treatment Enters Phase 1 Trials, US Layoffs And More: What To Know About Tuesday’s Pandemic Developments

American will lay off 19,000 employees while AstraZeneca enters Phase 1 trials of its antibody treatment for COVID-19. Here's everything you need to know.

Former President Of Maldives Maumoon Abdul Gayoom (C) disembarks from a boat coming from the custodial island of Dhoonidhoo to attend a hearing at the High Court of Maldives in Male on September 30, 2018. Former President Gayoom has been granted bail by t

Maldives Ex-president Tests Positive For Coronavirus

Maldives ex-president tests positive for coronavirus

Alabama Coronavirus Cases Force Bar Closures A Month Away From Football Season

Bars in Tuscaloosa are closing and coronavirus cases are rising with Alabama football starting soon.

Clad in a protective face mask a grape picker works at the start of the grape harvest Tuesday in Molsheim, in France's eastern Alsace region

Spain Calls On Army To Fight Virus As WHO Signals Slowdown

Spain calls on army to fight virus as WHO signals slowdown

YouTube Escalates Automated Content Moderation, Bans Thousands Of Innocent Videos In The Process

The company reported greater enforcement of content policies with technological moderation, which unfortunately caused trouble for thousands of innocent videos.

JPMorgan Chase reported a huge decline in first-quarter earnings after setting aside nearly $8.3 billion for loans vulnerable to the economic devastation from coronavirus shutdowns

JPMorgan Chase To Use Rotational Model To Bring Workers Back To The Office

JPMorgan Chase said a rotational schedule will allow it to maintain safe social distancing in its offices.

The Idaho Capitol building is seen in the capital of Boise Idaho in a photo taken on Nov. 17, 2006.

Idaho State Legislature Hearing Met By Hostile Protesters Demanding The State Reopen

The protesters were made up of largely right-wing militia groups and anti-vaxxers openly opposed to lockdown measures taken during the coronavirus.

Permanent Payroll Tax Holiday Would Destroy Social Security, Top Actuary Says

The Social Security Administration's top actuary estimates the trust fund would be depleted by 2023 unless an alternative method of funding is established.

Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell has for months called for further government action to support the US economy but lawmakers remain at loggerheads over a new stimulus package

Fed Chief Powell To Speak On Inflation At Virtual Symposium Thursday: Can Central Bank Ramp Up Prices?

The Federal Reserve is concerned that inflation has run below its 2% target for too long

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