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Videoconferencing app Zoom will open its platform to paid events to help people and groups unable to host in-person gatherings due to coronavirus restrictions

Zoom Opens Platform For Paid Events, Following Facebook

The fast-growing online video app Zoom said Wednesday it would open its platform to paid events to help performers, teachers and others monetize their activity.

Two Americans, 240 Yemen Rebels Freed In Apparent Swap

Yemeni children who were airlifted to Jordan to undergo treatment for critical illnesses arrive in October 2020 in the capital Sanaa, where supporters of Huthi rebels have also been freed in an apparent swap for captive Americans

Two Americans, 240 Yemen rebels freed in apparent swap

Nokia Gives Google Nod For IT Infrastructure

The partnership with Google, which comes as 5G services are being rolled out across Europe, is designed to "transform Nokia's digital infrastructure"

Nokia gives Google nod for IT infrastructure

US Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin has been negotiating for months with Democrats on a new stimulus package for the economy, to no avail

Mnuchin Says Sides Remain 'Far Apart' In US Stimulus Talks

Mnuchin says sides remain 'far apart' in US stimulus talks

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Tens of thousands of people have fled their homes because of intense fighting between Afghan security forces and the Taliban in Helmand province

Nine Dead After Helicopters Collide In Afghanistan

Nine dead after helicopters collide in Afghanistan

Why Are Men Receiving The Majority Of Pandemic-Era Work Promotions?

According to a new study, 34% of men working remotely with children at home said they recently received a promotion, versus 9% of women in the same situation.

A group of employees is urging Amazon to offer a full holiday to enable them to vote in the United States on November 3

Employees Press Amazon For Election Day Holiday

Employees press Amazon for election day holiday

Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi wants to spend $2.2 trillion on another US stimulus measure, but Republicans say the bill would cost too much

Where's My 2nd Stimulus Check? Coronavirus Relief Talks Drag On Ahead Of Presidential Election

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says the only thing President Trump wants is to put his name on a check ahead of the Nov. 3 presidential election.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in November 2019, has defended "restraint" on Venezuela

Pompeo Encourages Saudis To Normalize With Israel

Pompeo encourages Saudis to normalize with Israel

Brewer Karel Boon has had to let go of staff during the coronavirus pandemic

Bitter 'Pils' For Belgian Brewers As Virus Strikes Again

Bitter 'pils' for Belgian brewers as virus strikes again

Shenzhen has grown from a sleepy fishing village into an economic powerhouse

China’s Stock Markets Hit All-Time High Valuation Of More Than $10 Trillion, But Remain Far Behind US In Size

Chinese stock markets have reached valuations not seen since the bubble period of 2015

A human rights watchdog says in a report that China is leading global efforts to suppress dissent with new technologies, often using the pandemic as justification for increased surveillance

Governments Use Pandemic To Crack Down On Online Dissent: Watchdog

Governments use pandemic to crack down on online dissent: watchdog

Israel and Lebanon's disputed sea borders

Lebanon, Israel Start 'Historic' Maritime Border Talks

Lebanon, Israel start 'historic' maritime border talks

NGO Peace Now says Israel's resumption of settlement expansion across the occupied West Bank deals a blow to hopes of a wider Israeli-Arab peace after normalisation deals with two Gulf states earlier this year

Israel Approves First West Bank Settler Homes Since Gulf Deals

Israel approves first West Bank settler homes since Gulf deals

Xi Jinping Tells Troops To Be Combat-Ready As US Moves Ahead With Arms Sale To Taiwan

The president told the marines that they should aim to be a “multifunctional, rapid response, all-weather and region” fighting force.

The International Space Station crew of NASA astronaut Kate Rubins and Russian cosmonauts Sergey Ryzhikov and Sergey Kud-Sverchkov

New Crew Reaches ISS In Record Time

New crew reaches ISS in record time

Cinthia Pergola helps her son Francisco during an online class at their home in Sao Paulo, Brazil amid the novel coronavirus pandemic

Overcoming The Security Learning Curve To Keep Schools Secure

As learning goes remote, parents, students and school officials must practice cyber hygiene

HCA Healthcare Returning $6 Billion In Federal Coronavirus Aid

Despite lower profitability, the company remains well in the black during these challenging times.

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 Suspends Fake Black Pro-Trump Accounts

Twitter suspends fake Black pro-Trump accounts

The three-member crew launched from the Russian-operated Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan

Russia Launches Fresh Crew To ISS On Fast-track Journey

Russia launches fresh crew to ISS on fast-track journey

A remix by Jason Derulo (pictured) of the viral TikTok hit has propelled it to the top of the Billboard singles chart

Kiwi Teen Tops US Chart After Jason Derulo, BTS Remix Viral TikTok Tune

Kiwi teen tops US chart after Jason Derulo, BTS remix viral TikTok tune

Netflix Ends Free Trial Subscription In The US

The streaming giant has long offered a "try it before you buy it" option. No longer.

'The Last Of Us 2' Drops To $40 For Prime Day, Is PS5 Playable

Amazon Prime Day saw "The Last of Us Part II" dropping to $40. The title will also be playable on PlayStation 5 when it launches in November through backward compatibility.