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Ugur Sahin, scientist CEO and co-founder of BioNTech, said there is a chance of US and European approval for the vaccine this year

December Vaccine Rollout Possible, BioNTech CEO Says

December vaccine rollout possible, BioNTech CEO says

Don't Travel For Thanksgiving Dinner, CDC Warns Families As COVID Cases Surge

"As cases continue to increase rapidly across the United States, the safest way to celebrate Thanksgiving is to celebrate at home with the people you live with," the CDC said.

Facebook Reports Progress On Curbing Hateful, Abusive Content

Facebook says its improved automated tools have helped reduce the prevalence of hateful content on the massive social network

Facebook reports progress on curbing hateful, abusive content

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo labelled the pro-Palestinian BDS movement a "cancer" that Washington would label as anti-Semitic

Pompeo First US Top Diplomat To Visit West Bank Settlement, Golan

Pompeo first US top diplomat to visit West Bank settlement, Golan

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Violence erupted after opposition leader Bobi Wine, President Yoweri Museveni's main opponent in upcoming elections, was arrested

7 Dead In Uganda Protests After Arrest Of Presidential Candidate

7 dead in Uganda protests after arrest of presidential candidate

United Airlines expects fourth-quarter revenues to fall about 67 percent compared with the year-ago period due to Covid-19

More Cancellations As Covid-19 Cases Rise: United Airlines

More cancellations as Covid-19 cases rise: United Airlines

The announcement comes despite Britain's economy suffering a historic downturn this year due to the coronavirus crisis

UK Unveils Defence Spending Splurge For Post-Brexit And Biden Era

UK unveils defence spending splurge for post-Brexit and Biden era

Acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller busy at work during the lame duck period.

Acting Pentagon Chief Keeping Busy During Trump's Lame-Duck Period

Barely a week in office, acting Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller has already helped the president make good on his pledges.

Damien Careme, centre, at climate change protest in Paris last year. While Grande-Synthe's mayor, he petitioned the Council of State over what he called the government's "climate inaction"

Top Court Gives France Three Months To Show Climate Efforts

Top court gives France three months to show climate efforts

For now, electric cars are more expensive to build than those which use petrol, as numbers aren't yet large enough to achieve economies of scale

Arrival Becomes Latest EV Startup To Announce Listing Via SPAC Merger

After merger with blank-check company CIIG, Arrival will be valued at $5.4 billion and will start trading on Nasdaq.

Starbucks Will Give Baristas, Senior Staff A Raise As Workers In US Demand Higher Minimum Wage

Effective from Dec.14, Starbucks will dole out at least a 10% wage hike to baristas, cafe attendants, and shift supervisors who joined before Sept. 24.

A US soldier sits on the ramp of a Chinook helicopter while flying over Kabul. Washington has announced plans to hasten the withdrawal of US forces

Abandoned By Trump, Can Afghans Pin Their Hopes On Biden?

Abandoned by Trump, can Afghans pin their hopes on Biden?

An Israeli settlement on the occupied Golan Heights has been named Trump Heights as a memorial to the outgoing US president's 2019 recognition of Israel's annexation of the Syrian territory

Pompeo Says Will Make Unprecedented Visit To Israeli-occupied Golan

Pompeo says will make unprecedented visit to Israeli-occupied Golan

Pro-democracy Hong Kong lawmakers tell a news conference on November 11, 2020 that they will resign in solidarity with four colleagues disqualified by the city's pro-Beijing authorities

Western Allies Say China Broke Hong Kong Deal By Ousting Lawmakers

Western allies say China broke Hong Kong deal by ousting lawmakers

Banana workers stranded at a flooded road while trying to evacuate from El Progreso in Yoro, Honduras, ahead of the arrival of Iota

Iota Leaves 38 Dead After Tearing Through Central America

Iota leaves 38 dead after tearing through Central America

A seal in Alaska is seen with plastic around its neck

Bags And Balloons: NGO Documents Plastic Pollution Choking Sea Life

Bags and balloons: NGO documents plastic pollution choking sea life

Xi Jinping's online address to the APEC summit vowed 'openness' on trade and warned against protectionism

Xi Touts China's Huge Economy As Base Of Free Trade In APEC Speech

Xi touts China's huge economy as base of free trade in APEC speech

After the September 11, 2001 terror attacks more than 26,000 Australian uniformed personnel were sent to Afghanistan to fight alongside US and allied forces against the Taliban, Al-Qaeda and other Islamist groups

Australian Special Forces 'Unlawfully Killed' 39 In Afghanistan

Australian special forces 'unlawfully killed' 39 in Afghanistan

Prince Harry Slammed After Saying 'I Don't Like England That Much' In Resurfaced Video

Prince Harry received another round of criticisms on Twitter after a video of him saying he didn’t like England that much resurfaced.

Australian PM Rebuffs Chinese Grievance List

Australian PM rebuffs Chinese grievance list

Mayor Bill de Blasio said New York's 1,800 public schools would revert to remote learning after the city recorded a seven-day average positivity rate of three percent

US Virus Death Toll Passes 250,000, New York Closes Schools

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said the city's 1,800 public schools would revert to remote learning beginning Thursday after the Big Apple recorded a seven-day average positivity rate of 3%.

Efforts by airline unions and executives for more payroll support took a hit when President Donald Trump called off stimulus talks

Second Stimulus Check Update: 12 Million To Lose Unemployment Benefits After Christmas

An estimated 16 million Americans could head into 2021 without any financial aid as federal benefits from the CARES Act are set to expire on Dec. 26.

UK To Unveil 'Largest Military Investment' In Three Decades

UK to unveil 'largest military investment' in three decades

'Wonder Woman 1984' Heading To HBO Max, Theaters On Dec. 25

Warner Bros. has announced that the highly anticipated movie "Wonder Woman 1984" will be streaming on HBO Max on Dec. 25, the same day it will open in U.S. theaters.