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Trade-dependent Singapore is one of the first countries to report growth data for the period when many nations entered lockdowns

Virus-hit Singapore's Q2 Recession Deeper Than Estimated

Virus-hit Singapore's Q2 recession deeper than estimated

G7 Summit Will Likely Be Held After November Election, Trump Says

Trump said the G7 summit would likely be postponed until after the election, and said he would invite Vladimir Putin to the event.

Shadow Of Coronavirus Slowly Lifts From Epicentre Wuhan

A girl gestures while a couple poses for a wedding photographer next to East Lake in Wuhan

Shadow of coronavirus slowly lifts from epicentre Wuhan

Trump Wants College Football To Resume Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Tweets #WeWantToPlay

President Donald Trump sounded off on the possibility of Power 5 conferences' discussions of canceling or postponing the 2020 college football season over COVID-19 concerns.

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White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows (R) and US Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said the White House is willing to make a deal on emergency spending but will not 'split the difference' on bad policy ideas

White House, Democratic Leaders Trade Barbs Over Pandemic Aid Deal

White House, Democratic leaders trade barbs over pandemic aid deal

Serena Williams says she remains committed to playing in the US Open ahead of her return from a six-month layoff

Serena Williams Admits Being At High Risk For COVID-19, Shares Plans For Majors

Serena Williams is ready to compete in all tournaments for the rest of the calendar year despite admitting that she is at high risk for COVID-19.

Trump Escorted Out Of Press Conference By Secret Service After Shooting Outside White House

President Trump was temporarily escorted out of his press briefing on Monday due to a shooting outside the White House premises.

Media mogul Jimmy Lai is one of Hong Kong's most vocal critics of the Chinese government

Mike Pompeo Slams Lai Arrest, Pessimistic About China’s Stance On Hong Kong Changing

Following the arrest of Hong Kong democracy advocate Jimmy Lai, the U.S. Secretary of State had a grim outlook on China's treatment of the territory.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and France's Emmanuel Macron will meet on Monday with some weighty issue at stake

Germany's Merkel, France's Macron To Meet After Successful Joint Effort On COVID-19 Stimulus

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron are expected to meet later this month, as France and Germany possibly grow closer amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Foot Locker Stock Surges Amid Reports Of Better-Than-Expected Q2 Sales

Foot Locker previewed its stronger-than-expected second quarter sales, buoyed by the return of customers with stimulus money.

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said he will pick a woman as his running mate

Joe Biden Leading Donald Trump In Two Critical Battleground States, Polls Show

New surveys released by CBS/YouGov show Joe Biden with a 6-point lead over Donald Trump in the critical battleground states of Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, as voters disapprove of Trump's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.

California Church Defies State Gathering Mandate, Holds 3 Indoor Services Amid Pandemic

Godspeak Calvary Chapel Pastor Rob McCoy said, "We want to worship. And we're going to worship."

Motorcyclists, some coming from hundreds of miles away, fill the streets of Sturgis, South Dakota, as part of a huge cycle rally

South Dakota Sioux Tribe Set Up Checkpoints Along Reservation To Prevent COVID Spread In Sturgis

The checkpoints have faced legal challenges from state and federal officials, prompting a lawsuit by reservation authorities to uphold checkpoints.

Bolivian peasants and indigenous people, supporters of former Bolivian president Evo Morales, take part in a protest against a second postponement of the general election due to the COVID-19 pandemic, in El Alto, Bolivia on July 28, 2020 Bolivia postpone

Bolivia's Military, Police Chiefs Call For Easing Of Tensions

Bolivia's military, police chiefs call for easing of tensions

Mrs. Nevada Pageant Audience Shut Out After Violating Gathering Mandate

About 200 attendees show up to watch the Mrs. Nevada pageant, who were ordered by police to leave the Las Vegas hotel.

An oil refinery in Galveston Bay in Texas. A lack of storage facilities is pushing the price of oil down

Oilfield Job Losses Intensifying, May Get Worse As Pandemic Wreaks Havoc On Industry

Oilfields have lost almost 100,000 jobs since the pandemic emerged

US Spent $9 Billion To Develop COVID-19 Vaccine And It’s Not Done Spending

Seven companies have received the bulk of $9 billion in funding from the federal government to develop and test a COVID-19 vaccine.

Shares of Eastman Kodak plunged after a US agency suspended activity on a $765 million loan to support the company's shift into pharmaceuticals

Kodak Shares Slump As US Loan Is Suspended

Kodak shares slump as US loan is suspended

Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai is one of Beijing's fiercest critics

Outcry Over Hong Kong Media Mogul Jimmy Lai's Arrest

Outcry over Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai's arrest

Protesters demand an end to an entrenchedÂ political system dominated by sectarian interests and family dynasties

Lebanon Government Stands Down Over Blast Fallout

Lebanon government stands down over blast fallout

Washington Food Banks Stockpile During Pandemic, Raises Questions Over Quantity

The Washington State Department of Agriculture will only have food stockpiled to meet demand through the end of 2020.

More than 1,000 tonnes has already oozed from the stranded ship, causing untold damage to protected marine parks and fishing grounds that are the backbone of Mauritius' economy

Mauritius Braces To Halt New Oil Spill As Tanker Breaks Up

Mauritius braces to halt new oil spill as tanker breaks up

Indigenous protesters gather at the Canadian-owned company called PetroTal oil companyâs settlement in the remote town of Requena, hours away by boat from the city of Iquitos, Peru, on August 9, 2020

Peru Promises Amazon Investment After Indigenous Deaths

Peru promises Amazon investment after indigenous deaths

Although Germany has recorded over 155,000 coronavirus cases, it has one of the lowest mortality rates in the world

German Companies Expect COVID-19 Restrictions Will Impact Public Life For Several Months, Survey Says

German companies surveyed by the the Munich-based Ifo economic institute believe COVID-19 restrictions on public life will last for another 8.5 months on average, as cases rise in Europe's largest economy.

‘Young And The Restless’ Stars Experiencing ‘Strange’ Return To Set Following COVID-19 Restrictions

The set of “the Young and the Restless” is a very different place these days due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Demonstrators descended in waves to Thammasat University in the outer edges of Bangkok as the sun set

Thai Pro-democracy Rally Attracts Thousands As Discontent Swells

Thai pro-democracy rally attracts thousands as discontent swells

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