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A Taiwanese jet during military drills in July, aimed to test how the armed forces would repel a Chinese invasion

China 'Must Back Off', Says Taiwan

China 'must back off', says Taiwan

Walmart Confirms Probable Minority Stake As TikTok Deal Moves Forward

Walmart faces litigation in what is believed to be the first wrongful death case in the US over the coronavirus

The company says it may assist with a TikTok IPO as well.

Infographic: Clothing Stores Fall Behind In Uneven Retail Recovery

Clothing and accessories stores have been badly impacted by the pandemic.

The US Supreme Court cleared the way for the execution to take place

Supreme Court Justices Salary: How Much Do They Make Per Year?

A Supreme Court Justice earns $277,700 per year. Their compensation is increased based on one percent cost-of-living adjustment for all federal government employees.

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Vatican, China Prepare To Renew Historic Deal To US Anger

Vatican, China prepare to renew historic deal to US anger

Democratic Presidential Candidate Joe Biden slammed president Trump's remarks on the virus as "disgusting ... almost criminal"

US Coronavirus Deaths: Biden Says 'Trump Panicked' Over COVID-19 As Toll Hits 200,000

Joe Biden appeals to the humanity in Americans, telling them there is great personal sorrow behind each of the 200,000 COVID-19 deaths in this country.

This undated handout image courtesy of outdoor retailer Patagonia shows the label of limited-edition pair of shorts reading "Vote the assholes out".

Patagonia Calls Out Climate Deniers With Blunt Message On Label

Patagonia calls out climate deniers with blunt message on label

Democratic presidential nominee and former Vice President Joe Biden speaks at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to make a statement on nominating the replacement of late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Two Big Swing States May Make Or Break Trump's Chances Against Biden

Joe Biden continues to lead Donald Trump in Wisconsin, but the race may be tightening in the key battleground of Pennsylvania.

New Yorkers protest against the Chinese government in October 2019

New York Police Officer Charged With Spying For China

New York police officer charged with spying for China

The deal is seen as a shot in the arm for a struggling movie industry that has seen silver-screen productions grind to a halt -- although significant obstacles such as coronavirus insurance and relatively high infection rates around Los Angeles remain

Hollywood Unions Sign Deal With Studios Boosting Return To Work

Hollywood unions sign deal with studios boosting return to work

The coronavirus emerged in Wuhan last December but city authorities initially dragged their feet, pressuring whistle-blowing doctors to keep quiet

Coronavirus Pandemic 'Could Have Been Prevented' If China Didn't 'Obfuscate Data', House Report Says

A report written by Republicans on the House Foreign Affairs Committee blames China for originating and attempting to cover up the severity of COVID-19.

Arizona Police Arrest 4, Seize Nearly $4M Of Meth During Traffic Stop

The drugs have an approximate street value of $3.9 million.

The US death toll from Covid-19 has brought severe criticism for Donald Trump's administration

US Closes In On 200,000 Virus Deaths, Weeks Before Election

US closes in on 200,000 virus deaths, weeks before election

The probe is the first significant one in several years for the repeatedly scandal-hit tour which wrapped up on Sunday in Paris with a victory for 21-year-old Tadej Pogacar.

Two In Custody In Tour De France Doping Probe

Two in custody in Tour de France doping probe

Could Joe Biden Win Georgia? Democratic Nominee Launches Ad Blitz In Southern Battleground State

Democratic nominee Joe Biden unveiled new ads in Georgia, targeting African-Americans in the battleground state.

US Space Force To Use Blockchain For Data Security Systems

The U.S. Space Force awarded a contract to a blockchain company to secure its systems.

Former MSNBC Host Praises Trump’s ‘Presidential Behavior’ After RBG’s Death, Draws Outrage

Former MSNBC host Chris Matthews on Monday praised Donald Trump’s “presidential behavior” after the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, with Twitter users reacting harshly to his comments.

Presidential candidate Svetlana Tikhanovskaya casts her ballot in Minsk

Nevada Voting Lawsuit: Trump Campaign Efforts To Stop State Mail-In Ballot Plan Rejected By Federal Judge

A federal court rejected President Trump’s campaign after the campaign tired to stop Nevada's plan to mail paper ballots to all registered active voters in the battleground state, whether or not they asked for one.

British Health Secretary Matt Hancock warned the country was at a 'tipping point' as virus infections spike

Global Stocks Tank On Fears Of Second Coronavirus Wave

Global stocks tank on fears of second coronavirus wave

Fed Chair Jerome Powell, left, and Treasury Secretary Stephen Mnuchin, right, pictured in June 2020, are set to appear before the House Financial Services Committee

US Economy To Recover Only When People Feel 'Safe' From Virus: Powell

US economy to recover only when people feel 'safe' from virus: Powell

Details of a planned spinoff of the popular Chinese-owned video app TikTok remained murky as President Donald Trump vowed to block any deal allowing China-based parent firm ByteDance to retain control

Trump Vows To Block Any TikTok Deal That Allows Chinese Control

Trump vows to block any TikTok deal that allows Chinese control

ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, disputed the interpretation in Washington of an agreement on the new ownership structure for the popular video sharing app

TikTok Deal Aims To Thread Needle On US, China Demands

TikTok deal aims to thread needle on US, China demands

The US Is A Debtor Nation -- And That Debt Is Expected Nearly To Double By 2050

U.S. debt is expected to be 98% of GDP this year and 195% of GDP by 2050.

US President Donald Trump flew to Michigan to pitch his side of the story

Did Trump Threaten To Use An Executive Order To Prevent Biden From Winning The Election?

President Donald Trump on Saturday threatened to issue an executive order to keep Joe Biden from being elected president, calling him the “the worst candidate in the history of presidential politics.”