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Trump is pressing a tough law and order line in the run-up to November's elections

Trump Cracks Down On Anti-racism Training As 'Propaganda'

Trump has ordered government agencies to end anti-racism training sessions for federal employees, calling them "divisive, un-American propaganda."

What Is A 'K-Shaped Recovery'? Economists Worry About A Unequal Return From COVID Downturn

Economists warn that more US layoffs and businesses closures are becoming permanent, eroding the chance for recovery in coming months once the coronavirus pandemic is under control

Economists are worrying that the future recovery of the U.S. economy will disproportionately favor the wealthy.

Which Coronavirus Vaccine Candidates Are The Furthest Along?

The UN health agency welcomed the fact that a "considerable number" of vaccine candidates had entered final stage trials

Several vaccine candidates are in the final phase of testing needed to gain approval.

Sarah Sanders, then the White House press secretary, seen in June 2019 at the White House with President Donald Trump

Hair Fights, Wrinkles And Sassy Strongmen: A Week On The US Campaign Trail

Hair fights, wrinkles and sassy strongmen: a week on the US campaign trail

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Xbox Series X Official Price Leaked From An Unexpected Promotion

Microsoft has yet to announce the official pricing plan of the Xbox Series X.

In a rare public statement, US first lady Melania Trump said the allegations about her husband published by The Atlantic magazine -- that he called fallen US Marines "losers" and "suckers" -- were false

US First Lady Defends Trump Over Alleged 'Losers' Quip

US first lady defends Trump over alleged 'losers' quip

The 10-year, $10 billion Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) program will ultimately see all military branches sharing information in a cloud-based system boosted by artificial intelligence

US Military Sticks With Microsoft For $10 Bn Cloud Contract

US military sticks with Microsoft for $10 bn cloud contract

Investigators move the body of a man identified by media as Michael Forest Reinoehl after he was shot and killed by law enforcement on September 3, 2020 in Lacey, Washington

Portland Protests: Two Dead On Either Side Of Divide

Portland protests: Two dead on either side of divide

US President Donald Trump took his campaign to key battleground state Pennsylvania as the race heats up

US Vote-by-mail Begins As White House Campaign Turns Ugly

US vote-by-mail begins as White House campaign turns ugly

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said action should be taken to stop evictions of people whose livelihoods have been disrupted by Covid-19

Pandemic Worsens American Inequality, Fed Chair Says

Pandemic worsens American inequality, Fed chair says

Democratic presidential candidate and former US Vice President Joe Biden and his wife Jill pay their respects to fallen service members on Memorial Day

Trump, Biden Could Feud Or Make Peace At 9/11 Event

Trump, Biden could feud or make peace at 9/11 event

Anti-racism demonstrators take to the streets in Portland on July 29, 2020

Anti-racism Protests In Portland Will Carry On: Professor

Anti-racism protests in Portland will carry on: professor

Markets across the planet have gone into reverse, led by the tech sector, following months of sharp gains

Global Stocks Slump Amid Continued Tech Selloff

Global stocks slump amid continued tech selloff

The government has hired nearly 600,000 workers in the past two months, mostly temporary workers for the 2020 census, boosting the jobs gains amid the coronavirus pandemic

US Unemployment Rate Drops To 8.4 Percent But Recovery Slows

US unemployment rate drops to 8.4 percent but recovery slows

US President Donald Trump (C), Kosovar Prime Minister Avdullah Hoti (R) and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic (L) listen to US Vice President Mike Pence during a signing ceremony, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, on September 4, 2

Serbia, Kosovo Strike Economic Pact At White House

Serbia, Kosovo strike economic pact at White House

The status of Jerusalem is one of the most sensitive of the decades-long Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Kosovo To Recognize Israel And Serbia To Move Embassy To Jerusalem

Kosovo to recognize Israel and Serbia to move embassy to Jerusalem

Police in the Wisconsin city of Kenosha used tear gas on August 25, 2020 in a bid to break up a demonstration sparked by the police shooting of Jacob Blake, a black man, as his three children watched

Violence Against African Americans That Sparked Furious Protest

Violence against African Americans that sparked furious protest

US Senator Chuck Schumer, a Democrat from New York, said a deal was all but certain on replenishing the Paycheck Protection Program to rescue small businesses hard hit by the coronavirus crisis

Senate Democrats Urge Trump Administration To Impose New Sanctions On Russia Over Election Interference

A group of Democratic lawmakers have urged the Trump administration to impose new sanctions on Russia, with Moscow being accused of making moves to "denigrate" Democratic nominee Joe Biden ahead of the November election.

Russia surprised last month when it said it would move forward quickly with its vaccine

Russia Vaccine 'Passes Early Trial Test'

Russia vaccine 'passes early trial test'

Serbia To Move Its Embassy From Tel Aviv To Jerusalem: Israeli PM

Serbia to move its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem: Israeli PM

Hyundai targets 4.5 percent rise in U.S. market share

Over 600,000 Kia, Hyundai Vehicle Owners Affected By New Recall

Brake fluid could be leaking inside the hydraulic electronic control unit of your Hyundai or Kia vehicle. Here's which models have been recalled.

Iran's nuclear activities have long been a source of tension with the West

IAEA Inspectors Gain Access To One Of Two Iran Sites

IAEA inspectors gain access to one of two Iran sites

Germany Experiences Weak Rise In Industrial Goods Orders, Threatening Economic Recovery

Germany experienced a weaker-than-expected 2.8% increase of industrial goods orders in July, threatening the country's economic outlook.

Trump Announces Historic Accord Between Former Foes Serbia, Kosovo

Trump announces historic accord between former foes Serbia, Kosovo

The move will cut the current US troop level in Germany from about 34,500 to 25,000, President Donald Trump's stated goal (US troops pictured near Grafenwoehr, Germany in 2017)

Stars And Stripes Shutdown Blasted, Senators And Public Call For Funding To Save Publication

As reports circulate that state the Stars and Stripes military newspaper is being forced to cease publications at the end of September, both the public and Senators are peaking out to try and save it.