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Taipei expelled two mainland Chinese journalists after a talk show on their channel pushed for Beijing 'unifying' with self-ruled Taiwan

Taiwan Expels Two Chinese Journalists Over Political Shows

Taiwan expels two Chinese journalists over political shows

Asian Stocks Extend Gains As US Jobs Trump Virus Worries

London and other European cities are pressing ahead with easing lockdowns, lifting hopes for the region's economic recovery

Asian stocks extend gains as US jobs trump virus worries

Bitcoin Price Could See Big Drop Soon, Chart Signals Triple Top Pattern

Sentiments are pointing to a downward descent of BTC’s price as miners continue to sell more Bitcoins and the correlation with the stock market seemed to be fading.

Hong Kong protesters rally against a sweeping new national security law that has prompted some Western nations to offer those from the city refuge

China Crackdown Sparks Western Offers Of Asylum For Hong Kongers

China crackdown sparks Western offers of asylum for Hong Kongers

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Amnesty has accused Morocco of putting spyware on the phone of Omar Radi, a journalist jailed over a social media post whose case has sparked protests

Morocco Asks Amnesty For Proof It Used Spyware On Journalist

Morocco asks Amnesty for proof it used spyware on journalist

US President Donald Trump, shown here with his wife Melania arriving in Palm Beach on February 14, 2020, handed control of the Trump Organization over to his sons after his inauguration

President Donald, Melania Trump Not In Love? Claims Called ‘Rubbish’ By FLOTUS’ Hairdresser

President Donald Trump and Melania Trump are really in love with each other, according to the First Lady’s hairdresser.

‘Godzilla’ Saharan Dust Cloud Could Leave The US This Weekend

The massive dust cloud from the Sahara desert that’s currently affecting parts of the U.S. is expected to leave the country this weekend.

Infographic: US Depends Heavily On China For Fourth Of July Independence Day Celebrations

Last year, China accounted for 94% of total U.S. fireworks imports, amounting to approximately $336 million, according to website World City.

US President Donald Trump will preside over a night of fireworks on July 3, 2020 -- the eve of the July 4th holiday -- at Mount Rushmore in South Dakota

As US Struggles With Virus, Trump Heads To Rushmore For Fireworks

As US struggles with virus, Trump heads to Rushmore for fireworks

Memphis, Tennessee-based delivery giant FedEx is calling on the NFL's Washington Redskins to change their name.

FedEx Asks NFL Club To Change 'Redskins' Name

FedEx Corp. is seeking to use its leverage as the title sponsor of the Washington Redskins's stadium to convince the team to change their name.

As coronavirus cases surge across the United States, it's too soon to tell if the improvement in consumer confidence will be sustained

US Coronavirus Cases Hit New Record-High Of 55,220 In One Day

COVID-19 cases in the U.S. remained above 50,000 for the second straight day and looks set to continue on this trend.

Map showing disputed claims in the South China Sea.

Pentagon: China Military Exercises Will 'Further Destabilize' S. China Sea

Pentagon: China military exercises will 'further destabilize' S. China Sea

Ghislaine Maxwell (C) pictured in 2004 has been arrested by the FBI on charges linked to Jeffrey Epstein's sex crimes

Briton Ghislaine Maxwell Charged In Epstein Sex Abuse Case

Briton Ghislaine Maxwell charged in Epstein sex abuse case

The white-throated sparrow of North America, whose singing preferences are the subject of a new study

Going Viral: Why Canadian Sparrows Have Changed Their Tune

Going viral: Why Canadian sparrows have changed their tune

Boeing communications chief Niel Golightly leaves his post after just months on the job

Boeing Communications Chief Resigns Over Article From 30 Years Ago

Boeing communications chief resigns over article from 30 years ago

Facebook is facing a mounting ad boycott by hundreds of companies over its approach to racist and hate speech

Eight Major Canadian Banks Join Facebook Ad Boycott

Eight major Canadian banks join Facebook ad boycott

Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza said Venezueal expects 'gestures' from the EU

Venezuela Says Won't Expel Envoy, But Demands EU Action

Venezuela says won't expel envoy, but demands EU action

Investors have been cheered by positive results from tests of a possible virus vaccine

Stocks Climb On US Jobs Recovery, Vaccine Hope

Stocks climb on US jobs recovery, vaccine hope

Staff at The Original Ninfa's restaurant in Houston, Texas, seen wearing gloves and masks, on May 1, 2020

Texas To Require Face Coverings In Public Spaces

Texas to require face coverings in public spaces

A return of widespread business shutdowns could undo hiring gains expected in the United States in June

Trump Cheers US Jobs Surge In June Despite Rising Virus Count

Trump cheers US jobs surge in June despite rising virus count

The Natanz facility is one of Iran's main uranium enrichment plants

Explosion, Fire Damages Iran's Uranium Enrichment Natanz Nuclear Complex, Retaliation Threatened Against US, Israel

Iran denied sabotage was involved but threatened retaliation against "hostile countries" if any "red lines" were crossed.

A protester waves the former British colonial Hong Kong flag at arally in a shopping mall. A new Chinese security law imposed on the city is causing fresh tension between London and Beijing

China Clashes With US Over New Hong Kong Security Law

China clashes with US over new Hong Kong security law

Acting US Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Audrey Strauss, announces charges against Ghislaine Maxwell -- shown here with the late disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein

Ghislaine Maxwell, Jet-set Socialite Facing Jail For Epstein Sex Crimes

Ghislaine Maxwell, jet-set socialite facing jail for Epstein sex crimes

Facebook is reminding people to wear masks when in contact with others as part of the effort to contain the coronavirus outbreak

Facebook To Advise Use Of Masks Amid Latest Virus Spike

Facebook to advise use of masks amid latest virus spike

Two experimental vaccines were brought in to fight the latest Ebola epidemic after being given trials to check they were safe

Financial -- Not Safety -- Risks Being Taken In Coronavirus Vaccine Development, Experts Say

Medical experts told a Senate panel the manufacturing process for vaccines and therapeutics already is being ramped up even through the substances have yet to be approved for safety and efficacy.