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2-Month-Old Baby Boy Dies After Suspected Child Abuse, Father In Police Custody

The child was put into the pediatric intensive care unit at the hospital. However, the doctors did not expect the baby to survive as he was severely injured.

Patrick Schwarzenegger Talks Chris Pratt’s ‘Worst Chris’ Title, Has Advice For Brother-In-Law

Patrick Schwarzenegger opened up about what he did after learning that his brother-in-law Chris Pratt was the target of internet rage.

Pakistan's 'University Of Jihad' Proud Of Taliban Alumni

Maulana Yousaf Shah is an influential cleric at the seminary

Pakistan's 'university of jihad' proud of Taliban alumni

IOC president Thomas Bach (L) met Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga in Tokyo

IOC's Bach 'Very Confident' Tokyo Olympics Will Have Fans

IOC's Bach 'very confident' Tokyo Olympics will have fans

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US President Donald Trump has refused to concede the November 3 election, and repeatedly said he intends to overturn the result through legal cases -- despite no evidence of mass fraud

Trump - For A Moment - Alludes To Election Defeat

Trump - for a moment - alludes to election defeat

Prince Harry 'Desperate For Attention,' Twitter Claims After 'Strictly Come Dancing' Appearance

Prince Harry was criticized after he made a surprise appearance on BBC's "Strictly Come Dancing." Some accused the royal of being desperate for attention and trying to stay relevant.

Taylor Swift Reveals Why She 'Leaned Into Sadness' When Making 'Folklore'

Taylor Swift recently revealed why she leaned into melancholy when creating her latest album, "Folklore," noting how sadness can be really cozy sometimes.

The mid-July hack of celebrity Twitter accounts sought to get people to send Bitcoin with a promise of doubling their money

Bitcoin Price To Hit $16,600 If It Breaks This Key Level

Analysts are expecting a further upside for Bitcoin in the coming weeks.

Boy Scouts Sexual Abuse Claims Surpass 82,000: 'We Are Deeply Sorry'

The Boy Scouts of America had kept records of abuse allegations against their Scoutmasters and leaders. However, their policy was to not report to authorities.

Barack Obama Jokes Michelle Obama 'Would Leave' Him If He Joined Joe Biden's Cabinet

Former President Barack Obama has revealed he is not planning to hold a position in President-elect Joe Biden's cabinet, joking that his wife Michelle would "leave me."

Vietnam's fragrant noodle soups and fresh spring rolls have won fans across the globe, but mounting food safety scandals on the country's streets are sparking a rising tide of anxiety among millennials about what they eat.

Growing Fear: Anxiety Mounts Over Vietnam's Food Staples

Growing fear: anxiety mounts over Vietnam's food staples

Brazilians are voting in the first elections since Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right former army captain often compared to US President Donald Trump, surged to victory in 2018

Brazil Tilts Right In Local Polls, But Bolsonaro Stymied

Brazil tilts right in local polls, but Bolsonaro stymied

New York is racing to cut off a second wave of coronavirus infections

US Coronavirus Cases Surpass 11 Million: States Impose New Lockdowns And Restrictions

The U.S. had just exceeded 10 million total novel coronavirus cases less than a week ago, making it the fastest the U.S. has added a million new cases since March.

US President Donald Trump still says he should have won reelection but his options are dwindling

Republican Governors Urge Trump To Accept Election Defeat, Start Biden Transition

More Republican officials have acknowledged president-elect Biden's win in the election and urged the Trump administration to begin the transition process.