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Afghanistan's President Ashraf Ghani has said his government has met all commitments for peace talks with the Taliban

Afghan Negotiators Head To Doha As Taliban Prisoner Swap Nears Completion

Afghan negotiators head to Doha as Taliban prisoner swap nears completion

TikTok’s New Teacher Challenge Comes Under Fire After Benadryl Video Controversy

TikTok is used by as many as a billion people worldwide to make quirky, short-form videos on their cellphones

The “New Teacher Challenge” is the latest trend on the social media platform to face backlash and criticism.

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler Pleads For End To Violence As Protests Near 100 Consecutive Days

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler, who has demanded the withdrawal of federal officers from the city, stands on the frontline with protesters as the police deploy tear gas

City is facing mounting pressure from Trump to accept the redeployment of federal agents into Portland to address the violence.

Analysts fear the weak ADP private employment numbers portend trouble for the August US employment report due out Friday

US Adds 428,000 Private Jobs In August, Below Expectations: ADP

US adds 428,000 private jobs in August, below expectations: ADP

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Students gather on the campus of University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) in Los Angeles, among the schools suspending in-person classes due to coronavirus concerns

Injunction Blocks University Of California System From Using ACT, SAT Scores In Admissions

Multiple student advocacy groups have been pushing for the nation's largest university system o drop standardized testing from its admissions process .

Afghan President Says All Commitments Met For Taliban Peace Talks

Afghan president says all commitments met for Taliban peace talks

Dancers perform during a ceremony marking the 41st anniversary of the fall of the Khmer Rouge regime in Phnom Penh in January 2020

Who Were The Khmer Rouge?

Who were the Khmer Rouge?

NIH Opposes FDA Move, Says Convalescent Plasma Treatment Not Recommended For COVID-19 Patients

The NIH panel in a statement said they did not find any data that demonstrated or supported the safety and efficacy of the said treatment.

China has condemned a Pentagon report for claiming Beijing wants to double its stockpile of nuclear warheads within a decade

Beijing Pillories Pentagon Report On Chinese Military Ambitions

Beijing pillories Pentagon report on Chinese military ambitions

First Lady Melania Trump, shown here addressing the 2020 Republican Convention during its second day, became the subject of a Twitter debate after a conservative compared her to Cardi B

Melania Trump Slams Tell-All Book About Her: 'It's Full Of Mistruths And Paranoia'

Melania Trump's spokesperson released a statement slamming the first lady's former adviser after she wrote a tell-all book that paints the Trump family as a callous clan.

The US Air Force tests an unarmed Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile in February 2020 at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California -- Washington is set to open nuclear talks with Russia

China Plans To Double Its Nuclear Weapons Capability Over Next Decade, Pentagon Reveals

A new Pentagon report says China is planning to double the size of its nuclear arsenal to some 400 warheads over the next decade.

Honeybee Venom Can Destroy Aggressive Breast Cancer Cells, Says New Study

Australian researchers found that honeybee venom induced cell death in aggressive breast cancer cells without affecting the healthy cells.

Community members protest against evictions and in support of the "Cancel Rent" movement outside the housing court in the Bronx in New York

Trump Administration Uses CDC To Announce Eviction Moratorium Through Dec. 31

A nationwide eviction moratorium is announced by the CDC and not the federal government.

Iran has been counting on the support of other parties to a landmark 2015 nuclear deal to defeat US efforts to tear it up

Iran Hails Support For Nuclear Deal Against US

Iran hails support for nuclear deal against US

Infographic: Air Conditioning Biggest Factor In Growing Electricity Demand

Energy demand due to air conditioning is expected to almost triple by 2050, reaching 6,205 TWh.

With Joe Kennedy's defeat, come January, there will be no one from the Kennedy clan in elected officeÂ

End Of A Dynasty? Joe Kennedy Defeated In US Senate Primary

Incumbent Senator Ed Markey harnessed the state's progressive energy to handily turn back a primary challenge from Joseph Kennedy III, the grandnephew of assassinated president John F. Kennedy.

BTS To Perform 'Dynamite' On 'America's Got Talent'

BTS will be promoting and performing its chart-topping track "Dynamite" on NBC's "America's Got Talent."

Laurene Powell Jobs $50 Education Pledge

Laurene Powell Jobs Net Worth: Here's How Steve Jobs' Wife Spends Her Billions

Laurene Powell Jobs, the widow of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, has a net worth of $21 billion. She plans to give away all her fortune in her lifetime via the Emerson Collective.

Election 2020 Poll Shows Biden Losing To Trump In North Carolina

President Donald Trump is ahead of former vice president Joe Biden by 2 percentage points in North Carolina, shows a poll held over the weekend following the Republican National Convention.

Uber has operated in a legal grey area in Hong Kong and the judge's decision could deal a blow to ride-sharing in the city

Uber Seeks Hong Kong Govt Meeting After Court Defeat

Uber seeks Hong Kong govt meeting after court defeat

'The View' Co-Host Meghan McCain Claps Back At Report Saying Fans Aren't Excited For Her Return

Meghan McCain claps back at a report claiming that "The View" viewers aren't excited for her return.

Kosovo Prime Minister Avdullah Hoti (L) and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic (R) will meet at the White House in Washington to discuss economic cooperation

Trump To Host Summit Between Bitter Enemies Kosovo And Serbia

Trump to host summit between bitter enemies Kosovo and Serbia

The ideal goal for the World Health Organization is that every country receives vaccinations for 20 percent of its population, starting with the most vulnerable people

Poor Countries Desperate For Covid Vaccines May Be Outbid By Richer Neighbors

Just seven months after the outbreak of the pandemic, and even before clinical trials of experimental vaccines have ended, some developed countries have put in orders for at least 3.1 billion doses.