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China's economy is expected to have returned to growth in the second quarter following a deep contraction in January-March

Chinese Trade Sees Surprise Bounce As Virus Recovery Picks Up

Chinese trade sees surprise bounce as virus recovery picks up

Venezuela's Fuel Shortages Persist Despite Iran Deliveries

Drivers queue at a gas station in Maracaibo, Venezuela, amid the coronavirus epidemic in July 2020

Venezuela's fuel shortages persist despite Iran deliveries

Singapore Recession: Economy Shrinks By 41%, Worse Than Forecast

Singapore imposed a partial lockdown to contain coronavirus in April

Singapore plunged into recession in the second quarter due to the massive damage inflicted on its economy by the pandemic-induced economic slowdown.

Cryptocurrency Trading App Abra Charged By SEC, CFTC For Security Swapping

The SEC charged the two companies for selling security-based swaps to retail investors, an undertaking that requires them to do such sale on a national exchange.

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Should the SUV-sized Perseverance touch down unscathed, it will start collecting and storing rock and soil samples, to be retrieved by a future mission and brought back to Earth in 2031

NASA's Perseverance Rover Will Scour Mars For Signs Of Life

NASA's Perseverance rover will scour Mars for signs of life

Florida Coronavirus Cases Surpass Most Countries' COVID-19 Tally; Has More Than China, South Korea

The rampaging surge in new coronavirus cases in Florida continues to set records and has now surpassed the total tallies of most countries.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, who says he is bored staying at home after testing psoitive for COVID-19, feeds emus outside the Alvorada Palace in Brasilia

Brazil's Bolsonaro Fed Up With Quarantine, To Take New Virus Test

Brazil's Bolsonaro fed up with quarantine, to take new virus test

The incumbent Duda won the first round comfortably, but polls suggest the second-round vote will be close

Poland's Populist President Narrowly Wins Re-election

Poland's populist president narrowly wins re-election

The Washington Redskins will change their team name following a wave of anti-racist protests sparked by the death of George Floyd on May 25

Washington Redskins Confirm Name To Be Changed

Washington Redskins confirm name to be changed

Billboards in Pristina proclaim Kosovo President Hashim Thaci (L) and ex-parliament speaker Kadri Veseli (R) as "heroes of war and peace"

Kosovo's Thaci Quizzed By War Crimes Prosecutors

Kosovo's Thaci quizzed by war crimes prosecutors

US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin shake hands ahead a meeting in Helsinki in July 2018

US Discusses Five-power Summit With Russia

US discusses five-power summit with Russia

All five tournaments held since the PGA Tour returned from its coronavirus shutdown in June have taken place without spectators

No Spectators For Rest Of PGA Tour Season

No spectators for rest of PGA Tour season

Republican US Senator Ted Cruz earned some scorn online after he was spotted not wearing a mask on a domestic commercial flight

American Airlines Reaches Out To US Senator Maskless On Flight

American Airlines reaches out to US senator maskless on flight

A "New York Tough" sign at Rockefeller Center Ice Rink in Manhattan, as the city contends with the deadly coronavirus pandemic

New York City Sees First Day Since March Without COVID-19 Death, Department Of Health Claims

Mayor Bill de Blasio praised the development in the press conference, but urged President Donald Trump to invoke the Defense Production Act to speed up testing.

While some people are seen walking around 3rd Street Promenade, Santa Monica State Beach and the Pier lie empty on the July 4th holiday amid growing concerns over the spread of the coronavirus in California

Los Angeles, San Diego School Districts To Stay Online In Fall Amid Coronavirus Spike

Two of the largest school districts in California have decided to go online only in the fall term, possibly drawing the ire of the Trump adminisration.

The US deficit for June 2020 spiked above the previous record set during the global financial crisis in February 2009

US Deficit Soars To Record Amid Pandemic Relief Payments

US deficit soars to record amid pandemic relief payments

Kenya's Lawrence Cherono wins the men's 2019 Chicago Marathon

Chicago Marathon Canceled Amid Growing Coronavirus Outbreaks In The US

Organizers believe the event could not have been safely executed by Oct. 11.

Three Recent Delta Air Passengers Test Positive For Coronavirus, Company Says

Three passengers on a recent Delta Air Lines flight from Atlanta to Albany, New York have tested positive for the virus, with the carrier working with government officials to deal with the infections.

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

Maxwell Ignored FBI Orders During Arrest: Prosecutors

Maxwell ignored FBI orders during arrest: prosecutors

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is seen in Ottawa in April 2020

Coronavirus Travel: US, Canada May Extend Ban On Non-Essential Travel

The consideration is being made after 40 U.S. states saw surges in COVID-19 cases.

If air traffic doesn't triple, Southwest Airlines warned it may lay off staff

Southwest Warns Of Layoffs Unless Passenger Traffic Triples

Southwest warns of layoffs unless passenger traffic triples

Gender Equality: 28% Of American Men Believe Recent Advances Have Come At Their Expense

Majorities of men and women believe the United States has made progress in gender equality in the last 10 years, a new report from the Pew Research Center reveals, but some men feel the progress in women's rights have come at their expense.

Government spending in the next recession will be "vital" to help stimulate the economy, a Federal Reserve official said

Monthly Federal Budget Deficit Nears $1 Trillion As Government Tries To Rescue Economy From Coronavirus Pandemic

The June deficit was $864 trillion, pushing the deficit for the year to $2.7 trillion, nearly triple the deficit for all of fiscal 2019.

Dallas Fed President Say Wearing Mask Is 'Most Important' To Economic Recovery, Job Growth

Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Kaplan said the unemployment rate would be much lower and job creation would be steadily climbing if everyone wore a mask.