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Latin American leaders push at UN for free Covid vaccine

The president signed an executive order affirming the Affordable Care Act's protections for people with preexisting conditions even as his administration works to overturn the law.

PPP loans were designed to help struggling small companies hurt by the pandemic but some publicly traded companies paid dividends and bought back shares.

G7 ministers 'committed' to debt relief, urge expansion

Kim Jong Un 'very sorry' over killing of South Korean, Seoul says

'Enough is enough': China attacks US at Security Council

Pope rejects 'erosion of multilateralism' in UN speech

Putin proposes election non-interference pact with US

Rittenhouse is charged with intentional homicide in the deaths of two Kenosha protesters. He will remain in Illinois until extradition is settled.

Indian state to allow quarantined virus patients to vote in elections

Abbas asks UN for international Mideast conference next year

Lake Trump? Disputed reservoir could be named after US president

If passed, New Jersey will ban the use of plastic and paper bags with some exceptions.

US durable goods see slower August growth but recovery continues

No decision on Assange extradition before US vote: UK judge

Nation's top infectious disease expert also predicted that the U.S. could get “back to normal” by mid- to late-2021 if a vaccine is ready by December.

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"Don’t kill if you can wound, don’t wound if you can subdue, don’t subdue, if you can pacify, and don’t raise a hand at all, until you’ve extended it." – Wonder Woman

Back in June, Sen. Kamala Harris foresaw the Black Lives Matter protests continuing for the rest of the year.

Law enforcement deemed the protest a "riot" and federal officers used smoke devices and pepper sprays to disperse the crowds.

Harley-Davidson has announced its exit from the Indian market due to poor sales and subdued demand on account of COVID-19.