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Afghans flee from Nadali district to Lashkar Gah during clashes between Taliban fighters and Afghan security forces on October 12, 2020

US Envoy Says Taliban Agree To Reduce Afghan Casualties

US envoy says Taliban agree to reduce Afghan casualties

Twitter Suspends Fake Accounts Pretending To Be Black Trump Supporters

Twitter forbids using the platform "to artificially amplify or suppress information or engage in behavior that manipulates or disrupts people's experience" on the platform

Twitter suspended a group of fake accounts pretending to be Black supporters of President Donald Trump and his re-election campaign. The social media platform said Tuesday the accounts breached its policies on platform manipulation.

France, Holland Back EU’s Plans To Get Tough With Big US Tech Companies, Including Breaking Them Up

Paris and eight other French cities will go quiet at 9 pm

The EU has long claimed that large U.S. tech firms wield too much power, squelch smaller competitors and don’t pay enough taxes

The US economy continues to struggle with widespread Covid-19 cases, which economists warn will hamper its recovery from business shutdowns earlier this year

New US Jobless Claims Rise Sharply To 898,000 Last Week

New US jobless claims rise sharply to 898,000 last week

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What Does The New Whole Foods Deal With Infarm Mean?

Infarm's modular vertical farming units will be placed in two Whole Foods stores in London.

Trump received a single dose of Regeneron's antibody cocktail, according to a letter issued by White House physician Sean Conley

Report: Trump Tipped Off Republican Donors Coronavirus Would Crash Economy

Economic aides met privately with the Hoover Institution and told them the economic risks of the virus, allowing them to sell off stocks before most investors

Demand for so-called "junk" or non-investment grade bonds is booming

How Did Italy Raise $4.4 Billion For Free?

Italy auctioned its three-year bonds with zero coupons, i.e. they offer no interest payments to investors, in an auction on Tuesday. Why is there still a demand for this debt?

Man Suspected Of Killing Pro-Trump Activist Had Gun In Pocket When He Was Shot Dead: Officials

Michael Reinoehl, 48, an Antifa activist, was killed on Sept. 3 outside a Washington apartment complex.

South China Sea Tensions: US Navy Destroyer Transits Strategic Taiwan Strait, Risking Beijing's Anger

China said the U.S. was seriously undermining peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait

Roman Polanski was just six years old when Nazi Germany invaded Poland

Israel To Honour Poles Who Hid Polanski During WWII

Israel to honour Poles who hid Polanski during WWII

Pilgrim's Pride Slapped With $110 Million Fine Over Chicken Price-Fixing

The SEC separately hit its parent JBS with a $27 million penalty for bribery.

Jayne Hrdlicka is the former head of budget airline Jetstar at will take the helm at Virgin Australia once new owner Bain Capital assumes control

Struggling Virgin Australia Appoints Jayne Hrdlicka As New CEO

Struggling Virgin Australia appoints Jayne Hrdlicka as new CEO

Shares In Managers Of K-pop's BTS Soar On Market Debut

Shares in managers of K-pop's BTS soar on market debut

Social media posts from Billy Te Kahika, one of the leaders of the the Advance New Zealand party, claim Covid-19 is fake and part of a conspiracy to enslave people

Facebook Shuts New Zealand Party's Page Ahead Of Election

Facebook shuts New Zealand party's page ahead of election

The Taliban declared "victory" after signing the deal with the US

Did The Taliban Really Endorse Trump For Presidency?

The claims were made by WGA-awarded screenwriter and author Bess Kalb, whose work was featured on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" for eight years.

IMAGESRussia's Soyuz MS-17 spacecraft with two cosmonauts and a NASA astronaut on board blasts off to the International Space Station from the Russian-operated Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. It is the first such launch since SpaceX's game-changing deb

Cosmonaut Captures Stunning Images Of Record-Setting Soyuz Launch From ISS

The launch set a record for the fastest trip to the space station, Russia's space agency Roscosmos said.

Cliches may die hard, but they have an element of truth in them, some argue

'Emily In Paris': The Myth Of 'La Vie En Rose' Lives On

'Emily in Paris': the myth of 'la vie en rose' lives on

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has said he's 'not a fan' of court-packing -- expanding the size of the Supreme Court -- but won't rule it out

Biden Noncommittal But Some Democrats Favor Expanding Supreme Court

Biden noncommittal but some Democrats favor expanding Supreme Court

Liverpool in northern England has faced bar and restaurant closes as part of tougher UK limits

Paris Goes Under Curfew As Europe Ramps Up Virus Restrictions

Paris goes under curfew as Europe ramps up virus restrictions

Election 2020 Polls: 83% Of Orthodox Jews To Vote For Trump

The new poll comes a day after a Pew Research Center survey showed Biden leading Trump among American Jews.

Donald and Melania Trump have tested positive for Covid-19, though their son Barron is negative

Melania Trump Reveals Son Barron Also Tested Positive For Coronavirus

Melania Trump penned an essay to share her personal experience with coronavirus and revealed that her son Barron also tested positive for COVID-19. But Melania, Barron and President Donald Trump have already recovered and have since tested negative.

The Possibilities AND the Pitfalls of Remote Work

This year has completely upended our lives on a personal and professional level. On the business side, many organizational leaders have seen closely held assumptions proven false.