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EU authorities accuse Ireland of letting Apple park revenue earned in Europe, Africa, the Middle East and India and sparing it almost any taxation

Judgement Day In Apple Tax Case At EU Court

Judgement day in Apple tax case at EU court

Millions Worldwide Back In Virus Confinement, But Hope On US Vaccine

Police stop people travelling to Bangalore and direct them to undergo coronavirus screening as the Indian IT hub imposes a fresh lockdown in an attempt to contain a surge of infections

Millions worldwide back in virus confinement, but hope on US vaccine

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Enters Final Stage Trial This Month

A scanning electron microscope image of SARS-CoV-2 (round blue objects) emerging from the surface of cells cultured in the lab

Moderna COVID-19 vaccine enters final stage trial this month

Methane (CH4) has a warming potential 28 times higher than CO2 over a 100-year period

Methane Emissions Rise Nine Percent In Decade

Methane emissions rise nine percent in decade

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Ghislaine Maxwell, pictured in 2003, faces a lengthy jail sentence if found guilty on charges linked to Jeffrey Epstein's sex crimes

Judge Denies Bail For Epstein Associate Ghislaine Maxwell After She Pleads Not Guilty

Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell plead not guilty to her criminal charges, and was deemed to pose a significant flight risk by a Manhattan judge.

Moderna Vaccine Induced Antibodies In All Trial Participants: Paper

Moderna vaccine induced antibodies in all trial participants: paper

A jump in new infections has led California to reimpose restrictions in the richest US state, including the closure of bars and restaurants

Stimulus Hopes Boost US Stocks As European Shares Fall

Stimulus hopes boost US stocks as European shares fall

Trump, Pence Should Wear Masks To Set Example For Public During Coronavirus Pandemic, CDC Chief Says

CDC chief Robert Redfield praised the recent decision by Trump to wear a mask, and claimed face coverings could help the federal government get the current outbreak better under control.

"The best estimates now of the overall mortality rate for COVID-19 is somewhere between 0.1 percent and one percent," Admiral Brett Giroir, the assistant secretary of health said at a news briefing

Republicans Breaking With Trump Line On Coronavirus Pandemic As Cases Surge

The admiral in charge of the coronavirus testing program says the nation's leading health experts don't lie, but they do make mistakes.

Arizona Senate Race: Democrat Kelly Raises Nearly $13 Million In Bid Against GOP Incumbent McSally

Kelly raised $12.8 million in the second quarter of the year, with 89% of his contributions coming from donations smaller than $100.

A lawsuit by three Amazon employees alleges the company failed to take adequate precautions to prevent coronavirus infections at its facility in Staten Island, New York, the scene of protests in March

Hero Pay Going Away? Amazon, Majors Retailers Quietly Phasing Out Raises For Essential Workers

Companies claim that the raises are no longer warranted due to a decline in "panic buying."

A former white supremacist was executed at this prison in Indiana in the first US federal execution in 17 years

US Carries Out First Federal Execution In 17 Years

US carries out first federal execution in 17 years

The report by Michelle Bachelet (pictured June 2020), the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, said her office "remains concerned about the lack of independence in the justice system in Venezuela"

Justice 'Undermined' In Venezuela: UN Rights Chief

Justice 'undermined' in Venezuela: UN rights chief

Coronavirus Pandemic, Black Lives Matter Protests Contribute To Record Gun Sales, Says New Study

The study from the Brookings Institution found over 3 million guns were sold between March and June out of a sense of concern over "personal safety" sparked by the pandemic and racial tensions.

12 People Dead In Fighting On Armenia-Azerbaijan Border

12 people dead in fighting on Armenia-Azerbaijan border

More than 600,000 Hong Kongers turned out over the weekend to choose candidates for upcoming legislative elections

China Says Hong Kong Democracy Activists Trying To Launch 'Revolution'

China says Hong Kong democracy activists trying to launch 'revolution'

The US-Canadian border has been closed to non-essential travel since mid-March 2020

Canada, US Prepare To Extend Border Closure Into August: Source

Canada, US prepare to extend border closure into August: source

A Boeing 737 MAX aircraft landing earlier this week following a FAA recertification flight

Boeing Reports Over 350 737 MAX Jets Canceled During The First Half Of 2020

Orders have been canceled following two fatal 737 MAX crashes in 2018 and 2019 along with the coronavirus pandemic limiting available flights.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo (pictured November 2018), who had earlier denounced China for preventing Hong Kong's annual commemoration, tweeted a photo of his meeting with Tiananmen Square survivors

Pompeo Urges 'Free And Fair' Hong Kong Vote After China Warning

Pompeo urges 'free and fair' Hong Kong vote after China warning

Stolen Banksy artwork returned to France from Italy

Italy Returns Stolen Bataclan Banksy To France

Italy returns stolen Bataclan Banksy to France

JPMorgan Chase reported a drop in second-quarter profits after setting aside another $8.9 billion for bad loans

US Banks Set Aside Billions As Buffer Against Bad Loans

US banks set aside billions as buffer against bad loans

Jeffrey Epstein Investigation: Prince Andrew May Face Minimal 'Risk' As U.S. Moves Towards Extradition

A lawyer gives her opinion of what could take place in the future.

French President Emmanuel Macron, who oversaw drastically downsized Bastille Day celebrations due to the coronavirus, said he would like to make masks mandatory in enclosed public spaces

Face Mask Mandate: UK, France Extend Mask Requirements, Tighten Enforcement

Both countries continue to struggle with coronavirus cases as their economies tumble.

US Assistant Secretary of State for the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs David Stilwell, seen here in Seoul in July 2019, has likened Chinese state enterprises to the British East India Company

US Calls China The New East India Company At Sea

US calls China the new East India Company at sea

German Court Bans Tesla Ads Making 'Misleading' Claims About Autopilot, Self-Driving

Tesla will no longer be able use phrases such as “full potential for autonomous driving” and “Autopilot inclusive” in future ads in Germany, a Munich court ruled Monday.