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The death of George Floyd ignited massive nationwide protests against racism and police brutality in America

US Officer Who Shot Black Man Named, As NBA Leads Sports Boycott

US officer who shot black man named, as NBA leads sport boycott

Taiwan 'On Front Lines Of Freedom' After HK Crackdown: President

Beijing has cut off official contact with Taiwan under Tsai Ing-wen, who refuses to acknowledge that the island is part of 'one China'

Taiwan 'on front lines of freedom' after HK crackdown: president

Barack Obama Lauds Milwaukee Bucks, NBA For 'Setting Example' In Protest Against Wisconsin Shooting

Former president Barack Obama is the keynote speaker on Day 3 of the Democratic National Convention

Barack Obama heaped praises on the NBA and the Milwaukee Bucks for "setting an example" as protests against the shooting of Jacob Blake in Wisconsin continue to extend in other major sporting leagues.

Two-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka (pictured February 2020) abruptly announced her withdrawal from the WTA Western & Southern Open semi-finals in protest over the police shooting of African-American man Jacob Blake

Naomi Osaka To Skip Western & Southern Open Semis Amid Protests Over Wisconsin Shooting

Naomi Osaka decided to skip the Western & Southern Open semi-final on Thursday, joining the growing number of athletes who are staging a boycott to protest the shooting Jacob Blake in Wisconsin.

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Sony Opens Online Registration To Receive Invitation For PlayStation 5 Pre-Orders

Sony is opening online registration for limited quantities of the PlayStation 5, but there's no guarantee that you'll even be able to pre-order the console.

US President Donald Trump at a White House briefing on August 19, 2020, days before he opens the Republican convention facing a series of severe challenges

Democratic National Committee Deploys Anti-Trump Billboards Near Republican National Convention

The Democratic National Committee has deployed billboards in Washington D.C. near key sites of the RNC, criticizing Trump's COVID-19 response.

US President Donald Trump is to address the Republican convention from the White House

Donald Trump Makes Bizarre Challenge Before Debate With Joe Biden

President Trump said he and Joe Biden should be drug tested before the first presidential debate in September, implying that the Democrat may have taken a substance before his debate with Sen. Bernie Sanders.

US rapper Cardi B, shown here performing at the 2019 Grammys, has drawn praise and criticism for her unabashed celebration of female sexuality

The Summer Of 'WAP': Cardi B's Bawdy Bop Stokes Tensions

The Summer of 'WAP': Cardi B's bawdy bop stokes tensions

Protesters run as police shoot teargas in an effort to disperse demonstrations against the shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin on August 25, 2020, with Facebook saying it has removed accounts linked to the violence

Facebook Removes Accounts Of 17-year-old Arrested Over US Shootings

Facebook removes accounts of 17-year-old arrested over US shootings

The acting categories appear to be a lock for the Oscars, with Brad Pitt -- seen here with his Golden Globe -- expected to win for best supporting actor for "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood"

Brad Pitt, Nicole Poturalski Dating Status Confirmed Amid Angelina Jolie Legal Battle

Brad Pitt and Nicole Poturalski are dating amid his legal battle with ex-wife Angelina Jolie.

As infection rates of illnesses carried by mosquitoes increase, companies and researchers are racing to develop effective means of controlling the blood-sucking creatures' population

Fighting Mosquito-borne Diseases... With Mosquitoes

Fighting mosquito-borne diseases... with mosquitoes

Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Josh Hader says the NBA Milwaukee Bucks took a "tremendous stand" with their boycott of playing a playoff game Wednesday, a move the MLB Brewers matched by refusing to play against Cincinnati after the shooting of a black man in

MLB Brewers Join Bucks Boycott Over US Police Shooting: Team

MLB Brewers join Bucks boycott over US police shooting: team

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said he will call in the army to help try to quell a new virus flare-up in the country

Wall Street Forges Onward As Oil Producers Brace For Hurricane

Wall Street forges onward as oil producers brace for hurricane

The violence occured as hundreds of protesters marched for a third night following the Jacob Blake

Black Lives Matter DC Protest Video Goes Viral: ‘I Felt I Was Under Attack’

Video of a Black Lives Matter Protest in D.C. has gone viral after patrons were seemingly recorded harassing residents.

North Korean Hackers Funding Country's Illegal Nuclear Program, US Investigation Finds

The investigation was conducted by the FBI, Homeland Security, Treasury and U.S. Cyber Command.

Known as "Big Phil" for his towering stature, Hogan weathered 27 years of Irish national politics before being elevated to the commissioner role

Phil Hogan: Ireland's 'Big Beast' EU Trade Chief

Phil Hogan: Ireland's 'big beast' EU trade chief

What Are Ghost Guns? Major Cities Are Suing The US Government Over Weapons Purchasing Loophole

Due to a classification loophole, "ghost guns" are able to circulate without background checks or tracking.

Greek defence ministry photo shows the country's warships taking part in a previous military exercises

Greece, Turkey Draw In Allies In Mediterranean War Games

Greece, Turkey draw in allies in Mediterranean war games

‘After We Collided’ Movie Includes ‘Steamy’ Yoga Scene, Josephine Langford Teases

Josephine Langford and Hero Fiennes Tiffin tell IBT about who is better at yoga and who is the best ice skater.

Kenosha Mayor John Antaramian uses a bull horn to talk to people gathered in front of the police station

Trump Sending Federal Police, National Guard To Quell Kenosha, Wisconsin, Violence, Teen Arrested In Killings

An Illinois teenager has been arrested for Tuesday night's shootings that left two dead.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met with Bahrain Foreign Minister Abdullatif bin Rashid Al-Zayani on his arrival in the capital Manama late Tuesday

Bahrain Sidesteps Pompeo Push For Deal With Israel

Bahrain sidesteps Pompeo push for deal with Israel

A US biotech firm Moderna has reported 'positive interim' results in early testing of a vaccine candidate

Moderna Shares Rise On Results Of COVID-19 Vaccine in Elderly Adults

Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine showed evidence it could produce neutralizing antibodies to build up an immunity to the virus.

A demonstration in Washington in June against racism and police brutality

Can The US Fed Take On Racial Inequality?

Can the US Fed take on racial inequality?

Iran's nuclear programme is one of the sources of tensions with the US

Iran Allows UN Access To Alleged Nuclear Sites

Iran allows UN access to alleged nuclear sites

China claims most of the South China Sea, a major global shipping route and long a source of tension among claimants in Southeast Asia

US Sanctions 24 Chinese Companies For Building Islands In South China Sea

The list includes the China Communications Construction Co., the largely state-owned, publicly traded multinational engineering and construction company.