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The US government says it has approved the sale of $1 billion worth of advanced air-to-ground missiles to Taiwan, amid growing threats to the island from China

US To Sell Air-to-ground Missiles To Taiwan

US to sell air-to-ground missiles to Taiwan

Trump's Trade War Does Little Good For US Industry

President Donald Trump toured a Whirlpool appliance factory in Clyde, Ohio in August 2020 -- while his trade policies have helped the company to some extent, they also hurt consumers

Trump's trade war does little good for US industry

Election 2020: Obama Denounces Trump For Not 'Helping Anybody But Himself'

Former Pesident Barack Obama remained on the sidelines during the Democratic presidential primaries but he threw his support behind Joe Biden after his former vice president won the nomination

Former President Barack Obama, in Philadelphia at his first drive-in rally of the 2020 presidential race, again broke with tradition among former presidents by publicly denouncing Donald Trump.

The Federal Reserve plans to conduct a second stress test of the US banking sector later in the year

When Will The US Economy Recover? Fed, Experts Provide Insight Into Potential Growth

The U.S. economy has grown at “slight to modest” pace this fall, according to the latest Beige Book report released by the Federal Reserve on Wednesday, as economists call for more fiscal stimulus.

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Former US president Barack Obama told Democratic voters not to be complacant despite favorable polls for Joe Biden

Obama Warns Biden Supporters Not To Be 'Complacent' Despite Polls

Obama warns Biden supporters not to be 'complacent' despite polls

Volunteer In AstraZeneca Coronavirus Vaccine Trial Dies, But Received Placebo Shot

A volunteer who was part of AstraZeneca’s and Oxford University’s COVID-19 vaccine trial died in Brazil, Reuters reported.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (pictured) has negotiated for weeks with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, but no deal has emerged

White House Official Says Next 48 Hours Key For Stimulus Deal

White House official says next 48 hours key for stimulus deal

US President Donald Trump sought to snatch the spotlight from Democrats at a rally in Iowa days before the contest that kicks off the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination battle

Latest Iowa Polls: Is Biden Or Trump Leading In The Crucial Swing State?

Democratic nominee Joe Biden is leading Republican President Donald Trump in Iowa, a state the incumbent handily won in 2016.

FARC ex-commanders Pastor Alape (right), Rodrigo Londono and Carlos Antonio Lozada, are pictured in 2019 at the head office of the Special Jurisdiction for Peace

Former FARC Rebels March On Colombian Capital To Demand Protection

Former FARC rebels march on Colombian capital to demand protection

France holds Europe's top spot for cannabis use

Cannabis Reduces OCD Symptoms Around 50%, Research Suggests

A study found smoking cannabis can reduce both anxiety and compulsions significantly.

Commercial real estate is struggling amid the pandemic as many US stores and restaurants cannot pay rent

US Firms More Optimistic Amid Uncertainty: Fed Report

US firms more optimistic amid uncertainty: Fed report

People stand in line on the first day of early voting for the general election at the C.T. Martin Natatorium and Recreation Center on October 12, 2020 in Atlanta, Georgia

Mel Brooks Praised For First Ever Political Video Endorsing Joe Biden, Kamala Harris

Mel Brooks first-ever political video goes viral.

The conflict has left hundreds dead with world powers so far unable to persuade either side to stop fighting

Armenia PM Rules Out Diplomatic Solution To Karabakh Conflict

Armenia PM rules out diplomatic solution to Karabakh conflict

TikTok is following the lead of other internet platforms in removing hateful and racist content

TikTok Cracks Down On Hate Of Religions And Races

TikTok cracks down on hate of religions and races

Headquarters of Purdue Pharma LP, the maker of the painkiller OxyContin, in Stamford, Connecticut

Purdue Pharma Pleads Guilty To Criminal Charges Over Opioid Sales

Purdue Pharma pleads guilty to criminal charges over opioid sales

A historic treaty banning the use of nuclear weapons is expected to come into within weeks, maybe even days

Nuclear Weapons Ban Treaty Nears Coming Into Force

Nuclear weapons ban treaty nears coming into force

A portion of the wall on the US-Mexico border, seen from Chihuahua State in Mexico

Parents Of 545 Migrant Children Can't Be Located Near US Border

Volunteers in the case have been reduced to going door-to-door to help locate the parents of migrant children.

Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades (C) and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi (L) watch on as Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis speaks at a joint news conference in Nicosia on October 21, 2020

Greece Accuses Turkey Of 'Imperialist Fantasies'

Greece accuses Turkey of 'imperialist fantasies'

China warned Sweden of 'negative consequences' if it did not reverse a decision banning Huawei and ZTE from its 5G network

China Warns Swedish Firms Of Tit-for-tat Action After Huawei Ban

China warns Swedish firms of tit-for-tat action after Huawei ban

In South Africa, the continent's other economic powerhouse, hundreds of people took to the streets on Wednesday to voice their outrage at the shooting

Nigeria Unrest Spreads After Shooting Of Protesters

Nigeria unrest spreads after shooting of protesters

Cow Cuddling Therapy: What Is It And How Does It Work?

Cow Cuddling is the newest therapeutic and wellness trend.

Amazon is extending its remote work policy for some employees until mid-2021 as part of its response to the coronavirus pandemic

Amazon Extends Remote Work Option To Mid-2021 For Some Employees

Amazon extends remote work option to mid-2021 for some employees

A medical worker takes a nasal swab sample from a student to test for COVID-19 in New York City.

COVID-19 Infects 62 Nursing Home Residents In Kansas, 10 Patients Die

The outbreak happened at the Andbe Home earlier this week.

The fighting in Nagorno-Karabakh has left hundreds of people dead

Russia Hosts New Talks In Search Of Karabakh Truce

Russia hosts new talks in search of Karabakh truce

Trump keeps a previously unknown bank account in China, according to an analysis of his tax records by The New York Times

Records Show Trump Has Bank Account In China, Extensive Dealings There

The Trump campaign has attacked Joe Biden for his son's dealings in China, despite Trump reaping millions from CCP-connected individuals while in office.