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US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said minorities have been hit hardest by the economics effects of the coronavirus pandemic

Fed Chair Warns Of 'Significant Uncertainty' Around US Recovery

Fed chair warns of 'significant uncertainty' around US recovery

South Carolina Republican Congressman And His Family Test Positive For Coronavirus

A man buries a relative, who died of coronavirus, in a Los Angeles cemetery -- the US remains the world's hardest-hit country

A Republican congressman from South Carolina and his family members have tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

Bayern Win Eighth Straight Bundesliga Title

Lewandowski scored the winner with a 43rd-minute volley

Bayern win eighth straight Bundesliga title

No Mask, No Entry Onto Airplane? How Airlines Could Ban Passengers Who Refuse Coronavirus Safeguards

Major U.S. airlines are stepping up coronavirus safeguards to convince the public it's safe to fly again.

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German Chancellor Angela Merkel confers with US President Donald Trump following a family photo session during the G7 Summit in La Malbaie, Canada in 2018

Behind Troop Cut, Bitter Spite Between Trump And Merkel

Behind troop cut, bitter spite between Trump and Merkel

Volvo says the coronavirus pandemic has made it even more important to cut costs

Volvo Group Layoffs 2020: 4,100 White-Collar Jobs Slashed Over Coronavirus Concerns

Volvo Group will cut about 1,250 jobs in Sweden and 15% of its consultants as well as reduce redundancy among the organization.

Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool are on the verge of the Premier League title

English Premier League Return: What To Know About The Rest Of The 2019-2020 Season

The English Premier League returns Wednesday after a three-month stoppage.

Italy is now reeling from the economic effects of its two-month lockdown

Italy's Conte Says EU Virus Recovery Funds Will Be Spent Wisely

Italy's Conte says EU virus recovery funds will be spent wisely

When Can People Return To Movie Theaters? Regal, Cineworld Set Date For Opening In US, UK Amid Coronavirus

Regal Cinemas locations are set to reopen in July if a second wave of coronavirus doesn't appear.

'Shahs Of Sunset' Season 8 Reunion: What We Know So Far

The "Shahs of Sunset" cast will revisit what happened on the show and update fans on their lives now.

Hilton Layoffs 2020: 2,100 Corporate Jobs Cut As Travel Industry Stalls

Hilton will cut 22% of its corporate workers globally as part of a cost-cutting measure amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Coronavirus Economic Response: Conservative Deficit Hawks Urge Trump, McConnell To Cut Spending

Conservative leaders such as supply-side economist Art Laffer have called government spending "the new virus" affecting the economy.

Protesters in Nepal are demanding better testing and quarantine facilities for returning migrant workers

Amid Covid-19 Pandemic, Nepal’s Low-Caste Dalits Suffer From Surge In Violence

Nepal abolished the caste system decades ago

A general view of fields and buildings outside Kaesong in North Korea, seen across the Demilitarized Zone from the South Korean island of Ganghwa

North Korea Blows Up Inter-Korean Liaison Office Near Border With South

North Korea blows up inter-Korean liaison office near border with South

Geisha are skilled conversationalists, musicians and dancers who have been entertaining wealthy clients for hundreds of years

Pandemic Pushes Japan Geisha To Get Online

Pandemic pushes Japan geisha to get online

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he raised the analysis of the black boxes in a telephone call with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky "a couple of days ago"

Iran To Send Ukraine Jet Black Boxes To France 'Soon': Trudeau

Iran to send Ukraine jet black boxes to France 'soon': Trudeau

Small flash mob demonstrations broke out in at least eight malls, prompting riot police to rush in and disperse heckling crowds of activists and shoppers

Shopping During The Coronavirus: Consumers Asked To Sign Waivers Before Going Into Stores

Businesses are worried about lawsuits if someone comes down with COVID-19 after going into their stores and offices.

In an exceptional move, ex-Labour party leaders Tony Blair (R, pictured November 2019 at a Remembrance Sunday ceremony) and Gordon Brown (C) joined Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative predecessor David Cameron (L) in criticising the plan

Former PMs Rap Johnson Over UK Aid Agency Abolition

Former PMs rap Johnson over UK aid agency abolition

Before the parliamentary votes, police arrested more than 130 of Tsarukyan's supporters at a protest rally outside parliament

Armenia MPs Strip Opposition Leader Of Immunity

Armenia MPs strip opposition leader of immunity

People waited for hours on June 9, 2020 to vote in Georgia's primary election

Alabama Voting: Federal Judge Waives Restrictions For July Runoff Election Amid Coronavirus Concerns

The federal judge assigned to the case said the state's restrictions forced voters to unfairly choose between protecting their health or exercising their right to vote.

Americans were shopping again in May, sending retail sales spiking nearly twice above expectations

Coronavirus Economic Rebound? Retail Sales Up Significantly In May, Recovery Is Still A Long Way Off

Retail sales in the U.S. bounced back in a big way in May, but how close is a proper recovery from COVID-19?

People flutter improvised white flags along a road to show their need for food during a mandatory quarantine imposed by the government against the spread of the new coronavirus in San Pedro Perulapan, El Salvador on June 10, 2020

Virus 'Hunger Pandemic' Threatens Latin America: UN

Virus 'hunger pandemic' threatens Latin America: UN

The United States, Mexico and Canada, which have a three-way free trade agreement, closed their borders to non-essential travel for the first time March 21 as the COVID-19 pandemic was taking hold in North America

US, Canada, Mexico To Keep Borders Shut Until July 21

US, Canada, Mexico to keep borders shut until July 21

The US Open will take place as scheduled from August 31 but without spectators, officials confirmed on Tuesday

US Open To Go Ahead Without Fans

US Open to go ahead without fans

Ikea said it received aid from Belgium, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Ireland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Spain and the United States

Ikea To Return State Aid Received During Corona Crisis

Ikea to return state aid received during corona crisis

Beijing officials said they will give virus tests to stall owners and managers at all of the city's food markets, restaurants and government agency canteens

Beijing Imposes Partial Travel Ban, Closes Schools Over Virus Outbreak

Beijing imposes partial travel ban, closes schools over virus outbreak

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