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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warns of the perils of insufficient support to the US economy

US Recovery Would Be Stronger, Faster With More Aid: Fed's Powell

US recovery would be stronger, faster with more aid: Fed's Powell

Afghan President Urges Taliban To 'Have Courage' And Silence Guns

Qatar's ruler Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani welcomes Afghan President Ashraf Ghani ahead of their meeting in the capital Doha

Afghan president urges Taliban to 'have courage' and silence guns

Trump Legal Woes Continue As Author E. Jean Carroll Seeks To Block Justice Department's Involvement In Lawsuit

The Department of Justice said scam artists have tried to steal more than $175 million from the Paycheck Protection Program

The Justice Department filed a motion in September asking to take over as Trump's defense and have the lawsuit moved to federal court.

Deadline For Stimulus Checks Extended, IRS Searching For At Least 9 Million Americans

The deadline to register for those who have yet to receive the $1,200 economic impact checks authorized by the CARES Act has been extended an additional five weeks.

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Pfizer began dosing patients in the US with a coronavirus vaccine

EU Seeks To Fast-Track Approval Process For COVID-19 Vaccine Developed By Pfizer, BioNtech

Pfizer and BioNTech have assured the fast-track process will not compromise safety

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, who has called Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan an "autocrat," shakes his hand in in 2013 at the State Department when Biden was vice president

Biden Urges Pressure On Turkey Over Greece Tensions

Biden urges pressure on Turkey over Greece tensions

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warned low-income countries are facing economic shocks so profound they could create what she calls a "lost generation"

Covid-19 Downturn Not As Bad As Feared; Crisis Not Over: IMF Chief

Covid-19 downturn not as bad as feared; crisis not over: IMF chief

Judge Amy Coney Barrett is President Donald Trump's third Supreme Court pick

White House Not Contact Tracing Potential Coronavirus Superspreader 'Rose Garden Massacre'

The White House is limiting its contact tracing effort to people who came into close contact with President Trump within two days of his Thursday diagnosis.

Workers remove a Chinese flag in July 2020 as they demolish installations in Wuhan, where the virus first emerged

Western Views Of China Hit New Lows Amid Pandemic

Western views of China hit new lows amid pandemic

Debate Commission Ramps Up COVID-19 Safety For Vice Presidential Debate Following Trump Diagnosis

The upcoming debate will have more space, plexiglass barriers, and actual enforcement of masks and distancing guidelines.

Hurricane Sally, seen off the Gulf of Mexico on September 14, 2020, at 1510 GMT

Tropical Storm Delta Upgraded To Hurricane, Could Reach Cat 4 Strength Within 24 Hours

Flash flooding and dangerous winds are forecast to hammer the Gulf Coast heading into the weekend as Delta pushes north.

A demonstrator holding a 'Black Lives Matter' sign is seen taking part in an anti-racism protest in Boston, Massachusetts on May 29, 2020

'He Was Dearly Loved' - Texas Police Officer Charged With Murder For Shooting Of Unarmed Black Man

The victim was described as a pillar of the community who was allegedly intervening in a domestic violence incident when he was killed.

Software creator John McAfee has allegedly failed to file US tax returns between 2014 and 2018

Spain Detains Software Creator McAfee Wanted In US

Spain detains software creator McAfee wanted in US

Sweden first developed wheelchair dancing as a recreational and rehabilitation sport in 1968

World Cerebral Palsy Day 2020: Raising Awareness About Its Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

Cerebral Palsy (CP) is a neuromuscular disorder that permanently affects a person’s ability to control his or her muscles and hinders their ability to move and maintain balance and posture.