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Facebook said the network was small, just 13 accounts and two pages

Facebook Announces The Removal Of Another Russian Disinformation Network

Facebook's monthly report for August detailed the removal of a small network of fake accounts with links to the Russian government attempting to build up a fake news agency.

New Book 'Melania And Me' Feeds Speculations About First Lady

Melania Trump (right) exchanged a frosty glare with her stepdaughter Ivanka at the 2020 Republican convention

New book 'Melania and Me' feeds speculations about First Lady

Facebook Nabs Russia-linked Campaign To Fuel US Chaos

Facebook nabs Russia-linked campaign to fuel US chaos

Walmart Unveils Subscription Program To Challenge Amazon

Walmart unveils subscription program to challenge Amazon

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The Emirati, US and Israeli flags fly from the cockpit window of an Israeli El Al aircraft below the word "peace" in Arabic, English and Hebrew, upon its arrival at the Abu Dhabi airport Monday

US-Israel Delegation Leaves UAE After Ground-breaking Visit

US-Israel delegation leaves UAE after ground-breaking visit

People's Liberation Army (PLA) soldiers march next to the entrance to the Forbidden City in Beijing

China Pushing To Double Nuclear Warhead Arsenal: Pentagon

China pushing to double nuclear warhead arsenal: Pentagon

JPMorgan Chase reported a huge decline in first-quarter earnings after setting aside nearly $8.3 billion for loans vulnerable to the economic devastation from coronavirus shutdowns

JPMorgan To Transfer Brazilian Private Banking Unit To Bradesco

JP Morgan Chase will be transferring its private banking branch in Brazil to Banco Bradesco, the country's third largest bank.

Amazon said the certification was "an important step forward for Prime Air"

Why Are Amazon Drivers Hanging Phones In Trees? Workers Take Desperate Measures To Get Ahead In Gig Economy

Drivers sync up these dangling phones with the ones they carry at all times. With a digital presence near delivery stations, Amazon’s system for assigning orders might give these drivers an assignment over another driver it reads as being further away.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Republicans would unveil a new stimulus proposal but hit out at Democrats for not wanting to compromise

US Stocks Power To Fresh Records, European Bourses Mixed

US stocks power to fresh records, European bourses mixed

President Donald Trump, pictured on August 27, 2020, is heading to Kenosha, the Wisconsin town which descended into violence last week after police shot a young black father seven times in the back

Trump Makes Controversial Trip To Kenosha Amid Civil Unrest, Meets With Local Law Enforcement

President Trump made a controversial trip to Kenosha, Wisconsin on Tuesday against the wishes of local authorities, as the city grapples with violence and civil unrest following the police shooting of Jacob Blake, a 29-year-old Black man.

Following a prisoner release Taliban negotiators may soon be sitting down with the Afghan government to talk peace

Kabul Resumes Taliban Prisoner Release: Insurgent Spokesman

Kabul resumes Taliban prisoner release: insurgent spokesman

Solid sales of F-150 pickup trucks helped Ford report better-than-expected results

Ford To Cut 1,000 Salaried Workers In North America Under $11 Billion Global Restructuring Plan

The layoffs from Ford are expected to come in the form of voluntary buyouts.

Despite its densely-packed population, Hong Kong has had relatively few coronavirus cases, with just over 4,800 infections

Millions Back At School In Europe As Cases Pass Four Million

Millions back at school in Europe as cases pass four million

President Trump Working To Save Fall Big Ten Football, Talks With Commissioner

President Donald Trump spoke with Big Ten commissioner Kevin Warren in an attempt to bring back fall sports for the conference in 2020.

Uber’s Plan To Enforce Mask Policies For Riders? Selfies

The same technology used to keep drivers in line will soon be extended to riders.

Britain's economy has been the worst affected by the coronavirus pandemic

Coronavirus Pushes Leading World Economies Into Record Slumps

Coronavirus pushes leading world economies into record slumps

Iran has agreed to allow International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors to visit two sites suspected of hosting undeclared activity in the early 2000s

Iran Nuclear Deal Parties Stand By Troubled Accord Amid US Pressure

Iran nuclear deal parties stand by troubled accord amid US pressure

Delta Air Lines has taken out a $2.6 billion loan and put some of its airlines up as collateral

Change Fees Eliminated Permanently For Delta, American, United, And Alaska Airlines

Delta, American, United, and Alaska Airlines have made their ticket-change fee policies effective immediately.

People watch footage of a North Korean missile test at a railway station in Seoul

US Warns NKorea Still Pressing Ballistic Missile Development

US warns NKorea still pressing ballistic missile development

Aerospace equipment firms were among a handful of companies expected to see weak demand through the end of 2020 even as other manufacturers experience growth

US Manufacturing Continues Recovery In August: Survey

US manufacturing continues recovery in August: survey

Cory Booker Defended By Public After Trump’s ‘Going To Be Nice’ Comment In Latest Interview

Donald Trump’s decision to bring up Cory Booker’s name during an interview and implying he would bring crime to the suburbs has come under fire on social media.

US-Israeli Delegation Leaves UAE After 'Historic' Visit

US-Israeli delegation leaves UAE after 'historic' visit

From ‘Cheers’ To The Fours, Famous Boston Bars And Restaurants Are Closing

The food and beverage industry in Boston and other cities has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, and legendary locations are now closing their doors.