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Hollywood star Natalie Portman, a founding member of a new women's pro soccer team, has been active in several causes including the "Time's Up" movement

Natalie Portman, Celebrities Behind New Women's Pro Soccer Team

Natalie Portman, celebrities behind new women's pro soccer team

US Open 'Not Impacted' By Cancellation Of Washington Event

Daniil Medvedev reached the final in Washington last year and also finished runner-up at the 2019 US Open

US Open 'not impacted' by cancellation of Washington event

Chinese COVID-19 Vaccine Starts Final Tests In Brazil

Sao Paulo State Governor Joao Doria displays the COVID-19 vaccine produced by Chinese company Sinovac Biotech during its trials in Brazil

Chinese COVID-19 vaccine starts final tests in Brazil

The chief justice of Venezuela's supreme court, Maikal Jose Moreno Perez (C), seen in Caracas in June 2020, has been indicted in the United States on money laundering charges

US Offers $5 Mn Reward For Arrest Of Venezuela Chief Justice

US offers $5 mn reward for arrest of Venezuela chief justice

Trump Holds First Coronavirus Briefing In Weeks, Acknowledges 'The Plague' Is Serious
US Virus Crisis To 'Get Worse Before It Gets Better': Trump
Coronavirus Developments: Chinese Hackers Indicted, CDC Says 10 Days To Quarantine, Coronavirus Cases Up To 13 Times Higher Than Reported.
Euro Boosted As Huge EU Stimulus Plan Propels Global Stocks
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President Donald Trump says he could send more federal law enforcement into cities facing protests, despite mayors saying they don't want the help

Trump Signs Executive Order To Exclude Undocumented People From Census

President Trump has signed an executive order to exclude undocumented people from the census, a move that will likely be met with a swift legal response.

‘Dear White People’ Season 4 Spoilers: Netflix Show Will Tackle ‘Issues Of Systemic Racism’

“Dear White People” Season 4 will discuss racism in today’s modern society.

Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany says the White House is 'confident' about health safety in Tulsa

Trump Is ‘Most Tested Man In America' For Coronavirus, White House Says

White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany told reporters that President Trump is “the most tested man in America.”

US Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, seen speaking on June 30, 2020, has blamed President Donald Trump over China's clampdown in Hong Kong

Sports Bettors: Joe Biden Favored Over Donald Trump In 2020 Presidential Election

The odds of one sportsbook suggest Donald Trump has a lot of ground to gain before November's election.

'On The Trail: Inside The 2020 Primaries': New CNN, HBO Max Documentary Tackles Presidential Election

The original will focus on the experience of female journalists.

Fla. Rep. Gaetz Wants Liz Cheney Out As No. 3 Republican In House

Cheney has been outspoken when she disagrees with Trump but has voted with the president 96.5% of the time.

Mark Cuban-Backed Startup 'Cultivate' Helps Consumers Find US-Made Products On Amazon

Cultivate pledges to help customers buy American while shopping online.

A view of New York City's first-ever women's Nordstrom that spans seven stories taken on November 27, 2019 in New York City

Retail Layoffs And Store Closures 2020: Nordstrom Makes Cuts, Sephora Trims Staff, Ulta Closes Stores

More retailers are making cuts to their workforce and closed stores as the coronavirus takes its toll on their industry.

The Federal Reserve predicts the US is facing an "unprecedented" decline in the second quarter, with unemployment rising to its highest level since World War II

Senate Banking Committee Approves Nomination Of Controversial Judy Shelton To Federal Reserve Board

Shelton’s nomination must still be approved by the full Senate.

Joe Biden, the Democratic National Committee and related fundraisers brought in a staggering $141 million in June, the campaign's best fundraising month ever and $10 million more than Donald Trump and the Republican National Committee

Biden Targets Key Battleground States In $15 Million Ad Blitz This Week

Joe Biden's campaign is dumping millions on ads in Pennsylvania, Arizona, Wisconsin, Michigan, North Carolina and Florida, emphasizing a message of unity as the United States grapples with the COVID-19 pandemic.

File photo of a customer looking at an iPhone 4 at the Apple Store 5th Avenue in New York

Coronavirus Pandemic Providing Boon to Pornography; Spending, Traffic Both Up

American spending on pornography is up 28% compared to last year as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

Britain is one of a number of countries conducting vaccine trials for COVID-19

Chinese Hackers Indicted For Trying To Steal Coronavirus Research, Trade Secrets

The hackers allegedly conducted a decadelong campaign that targeted pharmaceutal firms, high tech industries and numerous other sectors.

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi embraces US President Donald Trump turning a February 2020 rally in the Indian leader's home state of Gujarat

US, India Nearing Trade Deal, Says New Delhi’s Commerce Minister

But a longer-term free trade agreement may take longer to achieve

The US Federal Aviation Administration completed test flights of the grounded Boeing 737 MAX, which has been grounded after two deadly crashes

Boeing 737 MAX Inches Towards Flying Again

Boeing 737 MAX inches towards flying again

Shopping carts are seen outside a new Walmart Express store in Chicago

Walmart Expects A Very Different Retail Year: Closed Thanksgiving Day, $428 Million In Worker Bonuses

The holiday closing was suggested by a Texas employee "so our associates could spend the day with their families," company said.

TikTok has skyrocketed in popularity since coronavirus lockdowns

TikTok Plans To Add 10,000 US Jobs In The Next Three Years

The growth plan comes as President Trump weighs a ban of the app in the U.S.

US Issues New Sanctions Against Chinese Companies For Alleged Human Rights Abuses In Xinjiang Region

The U.S. Department of Commerce's sanctions were due to the companies' alleged involvement in the reported crackdown of Xinjiang's Muslim population in recent years.