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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in March 2020, says the US can unilaterally reimpose UN sanctions on Iran

US-Europe Row As Pompeo Triggers Start Of Iran Sanctions 'Snapback'

US-Europe row as Pompeo triggers start of Iran sanctions 'snapback'

Tesla Shares Crack $2,000; EV Maker Now Boasts Market Cap Bigger Than Walmart

The surprise second-quarter profit of Tesla, whose CEO Elon Musk is seen here in January 2020, positions it to potentially join the S&P 500

Shares of Tesla have jumped almost 400% this year.

US Stocks Shrug Off Weak Labor Data As European Equities Retreat

Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell has for months called for further government action to support the US economy but lawmakers remain at loggerheads over a new stimulus package

US stocks shrug off weak labor data as European equities retreat

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is donating more than a quarter of his wealth for COVID-19 relief efforts

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey’s $10 Million Donation To Antiracism Research Draws Praise On Social Media

The donation was made as part of an initiative by the Twitter CEO to donate $1 billion to philanthropic causes.

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Pharrell Williams Shares Inspiration Behind ‘Entrepreneur’ Song With Jay-Z Before Release Date

“Entrepreneur" was crafted to bring people together, says Williams.

A COVID-19 patient who has already spent five days in hospital prepares to be transfered by ambulance boat to another hospital in Breves city, Para state, in Brazil on June 10, 2020

Study Points To Americans’ Misconceptions About COVID-19 Deaths

American's say they believe 57.7% of COVID-19 deaths were people 55 and older. The age group actually accounts for 92% of all COVID-19 deaths.

A symbol of a city known for its breathtaking beauty, sultry nights and bossa nova beats, the Copacabana Palace has hosted the likes of Rita Hayworth, Brigitte Bardot, Mick Jagger, Princess Diana and Madonna

Iconic Hotel Copacabana Palace Reopens In Rio

Iconic hotel Copacabana Palace reopens in Rio

Fears have been raised of a spike in infections as people in Europe return from their summer holidays

Europe Frets Over Virus Spikes As WHO Warns Against Lockdowns

Europe frets over virus spikes as WHO warns against lockdowns

White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow defends an expeditious reopening of the US economy

White House Economic Adviser Larry Kudlow Says Economic Recovery Is Strong, Despite Coronavirus

Kudlow said though the White House could agree to more stimulus spending, it won't include "everybody's wish list."

Members of the Kayapo indigenous tribe are blocking a highway through the Brazilian Amazon demanding help against the new coronavirus and an end to illegal mining and deforestation

Amazon Indigenous Protesters Vow Indefinite Roadblock

Amazon indigenous protesters vow indefinite roadblock

Luna al-Shibl, media advisor to President Bashar al-Assad, was put on a US sanctions blacklist

US Sanctions Syrian Leader's 'Henchman,' Media Advisor

US sanctions Syrian leader's 'henchman,' media advisor

The United States and China were reportedly set to meet nearly a week ago on their trade agreement, but never did

US, China To Hold Call On Trade In 'Near Future': Official

US, China to hold call on trade in 'near future': official

flu shot helps protect against cardiac arrest

Massachusetts Students Required To Get Flu Shot Before Returning To School

The flu shot requirement also applies to college and university students who will be on campus during the school year, even if it is just once.

The city water plant in Flint, Michigan, where thousands experienced water tainted with lead and other dangerous substances after the city decided in 2014 to use water from the local river to save money.

$600 Million Settlement In Flint Water Crisis

$600 million settlement in Flint water crisis

All told, more than 28 million people in the United States were receiving some form of unemployment assistance as of August 1, an unprecedented figure

Weekly US Jobless Claims Rise More Than Expected To 1.1 Mn

Weekly US jobless claims rise more than expected to 1.1 mn

Airbnb will pay hosts 25 percent of what they would typically be due if someone booked between March 14, 2020 and May 31, 2020 cancels the stay due to COVID-19

To Prevent Spread Of Coronavirus, Airbnb Issues Global Ban On House Parties

Airbnb said it may pursue legal action against guests that violate its global party ban.

Nestlé To Release Vegan Tuna Alternative Amid Overfishing Concerns

Nestlé S.A. is expanding its meatless food portfolio.

Airbnb began cracking down on parties last year and instituted a global ban on parties in light of the coronavirus

Airbnb Bans Parties At Rental Properties Amid Pandemic

Airbnb bans parties at rental properties amid pandemic

Iranian fishermen seen in this 2015 picture clean their nets after unloading their catch in the southern port of Chabahar

Iran Says Holding UAE Boat After Fishermen Deaths

Iran says holding UAE boat after fishermen deaths

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in February 2020, says the Trump administration has raised concerns with Russia over Afghanistan

Pompeo To Visit UN To Trigger Iran Sanctions 'Snapback'

Pompeo to visit UN to trigger Iran sanctions 'snapback'

Former Trump Adviser Steve Bannon Arrested For Fraud Involving Build The Wall Campaign

Steve Bannon and three others have been indicted on charges that they defrauded donors of the "We Build the Wall" campaign.

Kamala Harris accepted the Democratic Party's nomination to be White House candidate Joe Biden's running mate in the November 3, 2020 election

Kamala Harris, The 'Momala' Of Her Blended American Family

Kamala Harris, the 'Momala' of her blended American family

New York City, Detroit Teachers To Strike If Schools Reopen Without Coronavirus Safety Measures

Teachers unions in New York City and Detroit say their members will strike if the cities do not implement coronavirus safety measures prior to reopening schools.

Trump Taunted With #TrumpMeltdown And Goodyear Memes After Latest Twitter Rant

Twitter used Goodyear memes to mock Trump’s latest Twitter rant following the Democratic National Convention.

Frustrated customers in countries including Australia, Japan, France and the United States complained online of the outage

Google Services Restored For Users Around The World

Google services restored for users around the world

Trump Goes After Barack Obama And Kamala Harris On Twitter During The 2020 Democratic National Convention

Trump's Twitter rant continued pushing narratives of unjust spying by the Obama administration and trying to sow tensions between Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.

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