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US teen Yealimi Noh looks down into a sand trap after her shot landed back in the bunker on the way to a double bogey on the 18th hole that dropped her into a share of the lead after three rounds of the LPGA Volunteers of America Championship

South Koreans Ryu And Park, US Teen Noh Share LPGA Lead

South Koreans Ryu and Park, US teen Noh share LPGA lead

Asteroid Dust Collected By Japan Probe Arrives On Earth

A capsule carrying asteroid samples that was dropped off by the Hayabusa-2 probe entered the atmosphere just before 2:30 am Japan time (1730 GMT Saturday), creating a shooting-star-like fireball as it entered Earth's atmosphere

Asteroid dust collected by Japan probe arrives on Earth

Northeast Braces For Nor'easter: Extreme Weather Expected

The Northeast is reported to get hit with rain, wind and snow this weekend as a nor'easter makes its way up the coast.

Cocoa pods in an Ivory Coast plantation. The world's chocolate market is estimated to be worth more than $100 billion but little of it trickles down to the farmers

Ivory Coast Cocoa Producers End Chocolate War With Hershey's

Ivory Coast cocoa producers end chocolate war with Hershey's

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The US House of Representatives easily passed the bill on decriminalizing cannabis, but it stands little chance in the Senate, which is controlled by Republicans

US House Backs Decriminalizing Cannabis In Historic Vote

The House of Representatives, controlled by Democrats, easily passed the bill by 228 votes to 164. The Senate, controlled by Republicans, is unlikely to pass it.

The US says the popular video app TikTok is a national security risk because of potential links to the Chinese government through its parent firm ByteDance

TikTok Keeps Ticking In US As Deadline For Asset Sale Passes

The deadline for ByteDance, based in China, to deliver a plan to sell its US operations to American buyers passed, but users could still tap into the smartphone app.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has accused China of using exchange programs as 'propaganda tools'

US Ends China-funded Exchange Programs, Calls Them 'Propaganda Tools'

US ends China-funded exchange programs, calls them 'propaganda tools'

if Covid-19 permits, Ringo will be on a US tour in June 2021 fronting his "All Starr band"

Beatles Survivors Macca And Ringo Still Making Music

Beatles survivors Macca and Ringo still making music

John Lennon: Rockers' Troubled Muse, 40 Years On

John Lennon: rockers' troubled muse, 40 years on

Imagine: John Lennon Shot On His Doorstep 40 Years Ago

Imagine: John Lennon shot on his doorstep 40 years ago

Cuban Vice-Minister of Culture Fernando Rojas speaks during a press conference in Havana, on December 4, 2020, a week after a rare artist protest

Cuba Talks On Freedom Of Expression Break Down After Rare Protest

Cuba talks on freedom of expression break down after rare protest

US firms are gearing up for the massive logistical challenge of distributing Covid vaccines when they become available

US Firms Gear Up For Distribution Of Covid Vaccines

US firms gear up for distribution of Covid vaccines

People gather at the memorial to John Lennon in the Strawberry Fields section of Central Park in New York, on the 20th anniversary of his murder in 2000

'Que Pasa, New York?': John Lennon And The City That Set Him Free

'Que pasa, New York?': John Lennon and the city that set him free

Analysts fear the impact of the next few months as unemployment benefits adn eviction moratoriums expire

US Job Gains Stall In November As Covid-19 Cases Surge

Employers added a disappointing 245,000 new jobs in November, the Labor Department reported Friday, and 10.7 million workers remain unemployed.

This picture taken on April 12, 2020 and released by North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) the following day shows the most recent session of the 14th Supreme People's Assembly (SPA) in Pyongyang

N. Korea's Parliament To Convene In Late January: KCNA

N. Korea's parliament to convene in late January: KCNA

The scene of a 2019 suicide car bomb explosion in Mogadishu, Somalia claimed by the Al-Shabaab militant group

Trump Orders Pullout Of Most US Personnel From Somalia

Trump orders pullout of most US personnel from Somalia

Gunmaker Smith & Wesson reported strong earnings, boosting shares

Smith & Wesson Shares Surge On Strong Gun Sales

Smith & Wesson shares surge on strong gun sales

Daily covid infections per world region since February 2

Nations Plan For Vaccine As Global Virus Cases Top 65 Million

Nations plan for vaccine as global virus cases top 65 million

An Azerbaijani soldier stands guard at a checkpoint on a road entering Fizuli from Hadrut on December 2, 2020, a day after Baku's army entered the final district given up by Armenia under a peace deal that ended weeks of fighting over the disputed Nagorno

UN Chief Urges Karabakh Talks Under International Format

UN chief urges Karabakh talks under international format

Walmart's Holiday Drone Show: Where, When And How To Watch

The latest effort by Walmart to spread cheer during COVID-19 will travel the U.S. for three weeks and be livestreamed

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and French leader Emmanuel Macron have been at loggerheads over a range of issues

Erdogan Hopes France Will 'Get Rid Of Macron' As Soon As Possible

Erdogan hopes France will 'get rid of Macron' as soon as possible

Second Stimulus Check Update: GOP’s Upton Favors ‘Sweet Spot’ Proposal

The latest proposal seems to be drawing bipartisan support, though it’s unclear if the framework proposal as drafted would include another round of stimulus checks.