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US Open: Star Player Trolls Djokovic With Online Poll After World No. 1's Disqualification

Novak Djokovic was disqualified from US Open 2020 for hitting a line judge with a ball.

'Made In Hong Kong' Brand Suffers As US-China Tensions Deepen

Products made in Hong Kong are having to be relabelled as 'Made in China' if they are bound for the US

Founded nearly a century ago, the family-owned factory has survived a world war, multiple economic crises and the slow withering of Hong Kong's manufacturing base as companies looked for cheaper labor in mainland China.

Infographic: Bleak Outlook For Movie Theaters

Less than 3 in 10 U.S. adults would feel comfortable going to the movies in September, according to a recent survey.

A storekeeper shows to a child a fan-sprinkler used for spraying disinfectant, at a shop selling products against the spread of Covid-19 in Vallabh Vidyanagar, 65km from Ahmedabad, India

India Overtakes Brazil With Second-highest Virus Cases

India overtakes Brazil with second-highest virus cases

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The RCA center in Holloywood, Florida where coronavirus vaccine research is carried out

US Coronavirus: 22 States See Surge In COVID-19 Cases, Total Deaths Near 190,000

COVID-19 hotspots continue to migrate across the United States and are now wreaking havoc in the South and Midwest.

Novak Djokovic Apologizes For His 'Behavior' After Shocking Disqualification From US Open

Novak Djokovic, the current world no. 1 Tennis player, has issued an apology after getting disqualified from the 2020 U.S. Open for inadvertently hitting a line judge with the tennis ball in a match against Pablo Carreno Busta.

Bin Laden's Niece Supports Trump Reelection, Warns Another 9/11 Attack May Happen If Biden Wins

Noor bin Ladin, niece to Al Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden, said failing to reelect Trump in the November elections may lead to another terrorist attack.

Some of the art US President Donald Trump brought back from Paris was put on display in the White House Oval Office

Trump Returned From Paris In 2018 With Art From US Envoy's Residence

Trump returned from Paris in 2018 with art from US envoy's residence

John David Washington, son of Hollywood star Denzel Washington, stars in 'Tenet,' the new Christopher Nolan blockbuster whose release has been delayed again due to the coronavirus pandemic

'Tenet' Opens With $20 Mn In N.America After Pandemic Delays

'Tenet' opens with $20 mn in N.America after pandemic delays

Rising case numbers of coronavirus in Israel has fuelled protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's management of the crisis

After Early Virus Success, Israel Heads For Partial Lockdown

Israel decided Sunday to partially lock down several cities to slow the fast-spreading contagion as the government faces harsh criticism over the crisis.

US President Donald Trump has found himself under criticism for his alleged disparaging comments on American war fatalities

Trump Slams Steve Jobs’ Wife After Widow Donates To Joe Biden’s Presidential Campaign

Trump claims Steve Job would be unhappy with his wife after Joe Biden campaign donation.

The prisoner exchange agreed between the US and the Taliban stipulated that Kabul should release a total of 5,000 militants in return for the insurgents freeing 1,000 Afghan troops

Peace Talks Between Taliban, Afghan Government Set To Begin Monday

Peace talks will begin after disagreements about prisoner transfers and releases delayed talks from the original planned start date in March.

Portland has seen more than three months of sometimes violent protests against police brutality and racism

Study Finds That Violent Protests Have Actually Been Few And Far Between In 2020

The study found that roughly 93% of protests conduct in the wake of George Floyd’s death were non-violent, meaning that there were no instances of fighting with police and counter-protesters, nor were there instances of property damage.