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A demonstrator waves the US flag as several protesters manage to breach the fence at the federal courthouse in Portland

In Portland, Protests Tackle Racism And Federal Crackdown

In Portland, protests tackle racism and federal crackdown

France's Love Affair With Cinema Tested By The Virus

Wash and go: a cinemagoer disinfects her hands before watching a film in a multiplex in the French capital

France's love affair with cinema tested by the virus

Los Angeles Dodgers Star Partakes In Symbolic Protest Before Season Opener

The Los Angeles Dodgers opened the season with a matchup against the San Francisco Giants. Outfielder Mookie Betts took a knee during the national anthem as a protest.

Trump Administration Greenlights Pebble Gold Mine In Alaska, Reversing Obama Policy

Local indigenous groups oppose the project.

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In-Flight Inspection By A US Fighter Jet Triggers Panic Aboard Iranian Passenger Flight

The Iranian state media said two U.S. fighter jets conducted "dangerous maneuvers" alongside the passenger plane, but U.S. Central Command said only one jet was airborne for the in-flight inspection.

A 2019 US indictment accuses Meng Wanzhou and Huawei with conducting business in Iran in violation of US sanctions

USA Vs Huawei 'Princess': New Phase In High-stakes Court Case

USA vs Huawei 'Princess': new phase in high-stakes court case

The US consulate in Chengdu has been ordered closed by China

China Orders Closure Of US Consulate In Retaliation For Closure Of Houston Consulate

The U.S. Consulate ordered to close was in the western city of Chengdu, near the region of Tibet and serves as the only U.S. Consulate in western China.

40% American Adults At Risk For COVID-19 Complications

About 40% Of American Adults At Risk Of Severe COVID-19 Complications, CDC Reports

Severe COVID-19 complications threaten around 40% of U.S. adults.

Hundreds of millions of dollars were looted from Malaysia's 1MDB fund

Malaysia In $3.9 Bn Settlement With Goldman Over 1MDB

Malaysia in $3.9 bn settlement with Goldman over 1MDB

Airbus Amends State Loan Agreements In Bid To End Dispute With US Over Subsidies

Airbus said it is now in full compliance with WTO rules

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has come under fire for his handling of the public health response to COVID-19

Florida Coronavirus Spread Plunges DeSantis' Approval Rating By 12 Points

Gov. Ron DeSantis, R-Fla., is losing support among Floridians for his response to the COVID-19 pandemic plaguing the Sunshine State.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp receives his Premier League winner's medal

'Don’t Get Too Arrogant,' Lampard Warns Liverpool, Opens Up About Fight With Klopp At Anfield

The incident took place when Liverpool hosted Chelsea in their final home match of the 2019-20 Premier League season on Wednesday.

East China Sea Tensions: Japan Plans New Electronic Warfare Unit

A new electronic warfare unit in southern Japan will coordinate with an older system to the north to increase Japan's defensive capabilities in the event of an invasion on the Senkaku Islands. Increased tensions with China over the islands make it the most likely invader.

Autism Diagnosis: Online Tools Can Offer Faster, More Accurate Assessment

The results are timely as the current pandemic situation is prompting new ideas about providing healthcare services online.

Experts Reveal How A Nap Can Have Both Good And Bad Effects For The Body

Experts warn that you need to have the right reasons for taking that nap.

An aerial view shows a long line of cars at a COVID-19 testing site at Dodgers Stadium in Los Angeles, California, on July 15, 2020

US Records 2,600 New Coronavirus Cases Every Hour, 1 Million In 16 Days

The U.S. continues to post horrific new COVID-19 infection records, and now has to contend with 2,600 new cases every hour.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, seen here in 2019, apologized for the hack affecting prominent accounts and said the company was taking steps to improve resiliency

Twitter May Launch Subscription Service Soon

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said that the company is considering offering a subscription service to users as it deals with the impact of COVID-19 and a recent hack that compromised many accounts.

US Abrams tanks at a railway station near a military base in Lithuania, on October 21, 2019: the US Army is preparing its largest deployment of troops to Europe in 25 years, part of a show of force during rising tensions with Russia

Army Restarts $45 Billion Fighting Vehicle Competition

The Pentagon is hoping the fourth time is the charm after a series of misfires.

US Space Command Confirms Evidence Of Russia Testing Anti-Satellite Weapon

Evidence collected by the U.S. Space Command confirmed that Russia recently carried out a test for an anti-satellite weapon.

Infographic: Big Four US Airlines Hit Air Pockets

The recent spike in new infections is hurting the industry’s chances of a quick recovery, affecting not only domestic ticket demand but also the more lucrative transatlantic air travel.