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Investigators targeted the home of Yulia Galyamina, a Moscow city councillor, who helped organise mass opposition protests last summer, according to activists

Russian Investigators Search Homes Of Kremlin Critics

Russian investigators search homes of Kremlin critics

Nearly All Madagascar's Lemur Species 'Face Extinction'

Lemurs are hunted for food and the illegal pet trade, while their forests are destroyed

Nearly all Madagascar's lemur species 'face extinction'

NBA Rumors: Nets May Sign Up Crawford, Beasley As Bubble League Nears

The Brooklyn Nets have signed Jamal Crawford for the remainder of the season. Michael Beasley talks are underway and could be finalized soon.

Hundreds of unemployed Kentucky residents wait in line outside the Kentucky Career Center in mid-June 2020 for help with their unemployment claims in Frankfort

Another 1.3 Mn Workers File For US Jobless Benefits

Another 1.3 mn workers file for US jobless benefits

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Cooking Retailer Sur La Table Files For Bankruptcy: 51 Stores To Close

The kitchen supplier plans to close 51 stores as part of its restructuring. Is your local store on the list?

Burger King has offered a vegetarian version of their iconic Whopper burger since April 2019

Burger King May Cut Up To 1,600 Jobs In UK As Pandemic, Rents Pressure Chain

Burger King warned it may have to permanently close up to 10% of its U.K. stores

UK Sheds Thousands Of Retail Jobs Despite State Aid

UK sheds thousands of retail jobs despite state aid

NBA: 'Ring Doesn't Make Me Feel Like More Or Less Of A Person,' Bradley Says

Avery Bradley admits he was offered an NBA ring if the Los Angeles Lakers win the title this season.

The Supreme Court rulings could have long-term implications for the ability of lawmakers to scrutinize presidents

Supreme Court Opens Way For Trump Tax Returns To Be Turned Over To New York Prosecutors

Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance is investigating campaign law violations stemming from payoffs to two women who claimed they had affairs with the president.

The lockdown to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus forced many construction sites to halt work

UK Construction Looks To Cement Recovery From Virus Woes

UK construction looks to cement recovery from virus woes

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

‘We Want To Build A Squad For Future,’ Solskjaer Picks Player He Wants At Man Utd For A Long Time

Manchester United are currently placed fifth in the Premier League table.

Thursday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Mixed Despite Better Than Expected Jobless Claims Data

U.S. stocks were mixed on Thursday as 1.31 million Americans filed jobless claims last week

A road cleaner walks past a John Lewis store in Edinburgh, Scotland

UK Retailers Boots, John Lewis To Cut More Than 5,000 Jobs As Pandemic Decimates Sales

Both retailers plan to close dozens of locales

Is ‘Burden Of Truth’ Canceled Or Renewed For Season 4? Update Before Finale

Fans are demanding more "Burden of Truth."

Supporters of US President Donald Trump listen to him speak at his Tulsa campaign rally

Tulsa, Oklahoma, Sees Surge Of Coronavirus Cases, Health Officials Say Trump Rally Was A Possible Source

Tulsa County health officials reported nearly 500 new cases in two days with potential more cases in the coming days.

Aston Villa's Jack Grealish stops Liverpool's Naby Keita in his tracks

Jack Grealish’s Agent Responds To Transfer Rumors Stating Man Utd Have Signed Aston Villa Captain

Jack Grealish has been one of Man Utd's top targets ahead of the summer window.

Workers queue for a coronavirus test at the Westfleisch meat processing company in Hamm as all require a test after a spike in cases at their slaughterhouse

More Than Half Of Hispanic Meat And Poultry Workers Have Tested Positive For COVID-19: CDC

Among all the COVID-19 cases reported across meat and poultry facilities, almost 9 in 10 were racial and ethnic minority workers.

social distancing may prevent the spread of another deadly kids' disease

Experts Say Social Distancing May Help Prevent Transmission Of Deadly Disease Affecting Kids

The rare disease called acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) is often mistaken for polio, targets young kids, may cause paralysis, and could be potentially fatal.

'Love Island' 2020 Cast Update: Where Are The Season 1 Contestants Now?

Many couples from "Love Island" Season 1 have since called it quits.

Another 1.5 million people filed new claims for jobless benefits in the United States last week, barely changed from the prior week and indicating that layoffs continue

Initial Unemployment Claims Fall Slightly Despite Coronavirus Surge

"With more bankruptcies and job cuts announced in the retail sector, for example, the economy remains at significant risk in the weeks and months ahead" -- Mark Hamrick of Bankrate.com

AirAsia boss Tony Fernandes told AFP the top budget carrier would emerge 'stronger' from the coronavirus pandemic despite a warning about its future

AirAsia To Emerge Stronger From Pandemic: Fernandes

AirAsia to emerge stronger from pandemic: Fernandes

Notre-Dame was partly destroyed by fire in April last year

'Consensus' Notre-Dame Spire Should Be Rebuilt As It Was

'Consensus' Notre-Dame spire should be rebuilt as it was

Tesla founder Elon Musk, who has made premature predictions about the advent of completely autonomous cars before, offered the updated timetable in a pre-recorded message to a Shanghai tech fair

Musk Says Tesla Close To Developing Fully Autonomous Car

Musk says Tesla close to developing fully autonomous car

Guterres urged governments to make climate-friendlier action a condition for bailing out airlines and others

Back Clean Energy Post-virus, UN Chief Urges Leaders

Back clean energy post-virus, UN chief urges leaders

Australia's offer of a safe haven to Hong Kongers is likely to anger China

Australia Offers Safe Haven To Hong Kongers, Sparking China Fury

Australia offers safe haven to Hong Kongers, sparking China fury

CDC to release new guidance on safe reopening of schools

New CDC Guidelines For Safe Reopening Of Schools To Be Released Next Week

Vice President Mike Pence clarified the CDC guidance is only a set of recommendations and will not supersede any state and local decision making.

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