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US President Donald Trump will preside over a night of fireworks on July 3, 2020 -- the eve of the July 4th holiday -- at Mount Rushmore in South Dakota

Presidents' Day 2021: Why Aren't We Celebrating Washington's Birthday On His Actual Birthday?

Presidents' Day has come to be known as a day that commemorates the lives of all the nation's presidents, past or present. But why is it called Washington's Birthday? Read on to find out how this holiday came to be.

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Expecting Second Child

Meghan and Harry, who is Queen Elizabeth II's grandson, quit frontline royal duties in March last year and now live in California

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle expecting second child

Youtuber Buys World's Largest Fully Functioning PS5, DualSense Controller For $70,000

Youtuber ZHC with his 10-foot tall, 500-pound, $70,000 PS5

Youtuber ZHC showcases his custom-made giant PS5 with a matching DualSense controller.

Vietnam's latest coronavirus outbreak -- which began in the north and has since spread to central and southern areas -- is proving difficult to contain

Stay-at-home Orders In Vietnam Covid-19 Hotspot

Stay-at-home orders in Vietnam Covid-19 hotspot

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India Farmers Are The Latest Victims Of Globalization

India’s farmers taking to the streets of New Delhi remind us that globalization is a double-edged sword – good for many but bad for so many others.

Michael Hauser Feb 14, 2021

The European Commission, eager to avoid a return to go-it-alone pandemic responses, has condemned Germany's newest restrictions and urged it to facilitate cross-border movement for commuters

Germany Partially Closes Borders Despite EU Criticism

Germany partially closes borders despite EU criticism

IBT Staff Reporter Feb 14, 2021

Why Prince Harry Once Slapped A Foo Fighters Member In The Face

Taylor Hawkins said Prince Harry once "slapped" him in the face after he said he was tired but assured that it was all in good fun.

Catherine Armecin Feb 14, 2021

For the first time last month, London's financial district lost its share trading crown to Amsterdam.

City Of London Pays Early Price Of Hard Brexit

For the first time last month, as Britain's withdrawal from the EU took full effect, London's financial district lost its European share trading crown to Amsterdam.

IBT Staff Reporter Feb 14, 2021

Lily James Spotted Kissing Musician Michael Shuman Months After Dominic West Scandal

Lily James appears to have moved on from the scandal involving her and married co-star Dominic West as she was spotted sharing a kiss with Queens of the Stone Age rocker Michael Shuman.

Catherine Armecin Feb 14, 2021

Melania Trump, seen here on January 20, 2021 which was the last day of her husband's presidency, cut a fashionable but distant figure

Twitter Reacts To Melania Trump Launching New 'Office': 'Glad To See You Back'

Melania Trump has created a Twitter account for her post-White House "office," and social media users have mixed opinions about the move.

Catherine Armecin Feb 13, 2021

Despite a life filled with hardship and achievement, nothing could have prepared Debora Kayembe for the news she was to be Edinburgh University's next rector and the first person of colour to hold the position

Edinburgh University Appoints First Black Rector

Edinburgh University appoints first black rector

IBT Staff Reporter Feb 13, 2021

The flag of the United Nations in New York, seen on September 23, 2019

UN Security Council To Debate Challenge Of Global Vaccine Access

UN Security Council to debate challenge of global vaccine access

IBT Staff Reporter Feb 13, 2021

Botticelli's 'Young Man Holding a Roundel' was sold in New York last month for $92 million

Will Money Laundering Laws End Art World's Culture Of Secrecy?

New anti-money-laundering rules mean art and antiquities dealers in Britain and the EU must now record the actual beneficiaries of their sales for the first time.

IBT Staff Reporter Feb 13, 2021

Novak Djokovic was badly hampered by injury in his win over Taylor Fritz

Australian Open On Tenterhooks Over Djokovic Injury As Stands Fall Silent

Australian Open on tenterhooks over Djokovic injury as stands fall silent

AFP News Feb 13, 2021

Melania Trump Relaxes At Mar-A-Lago Spa Amid Donald Trump Second Impeachment Trial: Report

Melania Trump is not as engaged as the other members of the family when it comes to her husband Donald Trump's second impeachment trial, a report says.

Catherine Armecin Feb 13, 2021

Melbourne was quiet, with just a few people seen on the streets, as the city entered its third lockdown since the pandemic began

Australian Open Crowds Banned As Melbourne Begins Lockdown

Australian Open crowds banned as Melbourne begins lockdown

IBT Staff Reporter Feb 12, 2021

Lionel Messi said he will stay at Barcelona but only because the club's president Josep Maria Bartomeu broke his word to let him leave

Aston Villa Star Hailed As 'Lionel Messi With Right Foot' By Teammate

Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez sees a "Lionel Messi with a right foot" whenever Jack Grealish plays.

Gustav Garcia Feb 12, 2021

American Jordan Spieth on the way to a second-round 67 at Spyglass Hill and the halfway lead in the US PGA Tour Pebble Beach Pro-Am

Spieth Seizes One-shot PGA Lead At Pebble Beach

Spieth seizes one-shot PGA lead at Pebble Beach

AFP News Feb 12, 2021

Factfile on the military coup in Myanmar

Myanmar Under Pressure At UN As Anti-coup Protests Rage Nationwide

Myanmar under pressure at UN as anti-coup protests rage nationwide

AFP News Feb 12, 2021

Lawyers in Hong Kong say a proposed law could give "unfettered power" to the government to stop any individual leaving the city

Concern Over Proposed Hong Kong Law That Could Bar Anyone From Leaving

Concern over proposed Hong Kong law that could bar anyone from leaving

AFP News Feb 12, 2021

Snow Joke: Scotland's Named Gritter Trucks Warm Hearts

Snow joke: Scotland's named gritter trucks warm hearts

AFP News Feb 12, 2021

Valentine's Day 2021 History: Who Invented This Holiday?

Valentine's Day is celebrated every Feb. 14 and is considered one of the most highly anticipated days of the year. But how did it start?

Alexis Ty Feb 12, 2021

Shell had argued it could not be held responsible for the pollution in the Niger Delta

UK Top Court Allows Nigeria Spill Claims Against Shell

UK top court allows Nigeria spill claims against Shell

IBT Staff Reporter Feb 12, 2021

Deserted streets in London due to the coronavirus pandemic testify to the economic damage caused after GDP shrank a record 9.9 percent last year

UK Economy Shrinks Record 9.9% In 2020 On Virus 'Shock'

UK economy shrinks record 9.9% in 2020 on virus 'shock'

IBT Staff Reporter Feb 12, 2021

Hundreds queued to get into Disney World in Florida

Why Your Next Trip To Florida May Come With COVID Travel Restrictions

“Any attempt to restrict or lockdown Florida by the federal government would be an attack on our state done purely for political purposes,” Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said.

Dawn Geske Feb 12, 2021

Match, the group that includes several leading apps such as Tinder, Hinge and Meetic, says it added more than a million users in the last quarter of 2020, up some 12 percent to around 11 million worldwide

'All We Have Left': Dating Apps On Frontline Of Loneliness Pandemic

'All we have left': dating apps on frontline of loneliness pandemic

IBT Staff Reporter Feb 12, 2021

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Presidents' Day 2021: Why Aren't We Celebrating Washington's Birthday On His Actual Birthday?

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Expecting Second Child

Youtuber Buys World's Largest Fully Functioning PS5, DualSense Controller For $70,000

Stay-at-home Orders In Vietnam Covid-19 Hotspot

New Zealand's Largest City Enters Lockdown As UK Variant Found

MMA News: Middle East-Based Promotion Celebrates Milestone With Four Events In 21 Days

UK Rolls Out Hotel Quarantine For 'High Risk' Country Returnees

Berger Seizes Pebble Beach Victory With Eagle At The Last

India Farmers Are The Latest Victims Of Globalization

Germany Partially Closes Borders Despite EU Criticism

Why Prince Harry Once Slapped A Foo Fighters Member In The Face

City Of London Pays Early Price Of Hard Brexit

Lily James Spotted Kissing Musician Michael Shuman Months After Dominic West Scandal

Twitter Reacts To Melania Trump Launching New 'Office': 'Glad To See You Back'

Edinburgh University Appoints First Black Rector

UN Security Council To Debate Challenge Of Global Vaccine Access

Will Money Laundering Laws End Art World's Culture Of Secrecy?

Australian Open On Tenterhooks Over Djokovic Injury As Stands Fall Silent

Melania Trump Relaxes At Mar-A-Lago Spa Amid Donald Trump Second Impeachment Trial: Report

Australian Open Crowds Banned As Melbourne Begins Lockdown

Aston Villa Star Hailed As 'Lionel Messi With Right Foot' By Teammate

Spieth Seizes One-shot PGA Lead At Pebble Beach

Myanmar Under Pressure At UN As Anti-coup Protests Rage Nationwide

Concern Over Proposed Hong Kong Law That Could Bar Anyone From Leaving

Snow Joke: Scotland's Named Gritter Trucks Warm Hearts

Valentine's Day 2021 History: Who Invented This Holiday?

UK Top Court Allows Nigeria Spill Claims Against Shell

UK Economy Shrinks Record 9.9% In 2020 On Virus 'Shock'

Why Your Next Trip To Florida May Come With COVID Travel Restrictions

'All We Have Left': Dating Apps On Frontline Of Loneliness Pandemic

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US to Tell Countries to Pick a Side in The AI Race. Choosing China Could Cost Them Access to The Washington Coalition.

After A Year Of Bombing Suspected Drug Boats, Pete Hegseth signals Strikes On Land

U.S.-Iran Tensions Keep The Strait Of Hormuz Closed With No End in Sight. Stocks Declined.

Trump Prepares New Economic Blows Against Iran. China Could Be Caught in the Crossfire.

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