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Coronavirus Drives Malawi Tobacco Farmers To The Brink

Coronavirus drives Malawi tobacco farmers to the brink

Infections Ahead Of Trump Rally, Virus Numbers Rise In Latin America

Infections ahead of Trump rally, virus numbers rise in Latin America

Trump vs. Biden Polls: Latest Fox News Election Survey May Surprise Both Democrats And Republicans

Democrat Joe Biden (R) is likely to face off against Republican Donald Trump in the November 2020 presidential election

A new survey from Fox shows Joe Biden with 50% support, with Trump standing at 38%.

What Is The Boogaloo Movement? Far-Right Group May Be Planning Attacks In Washington, DC, Says Intel Report

The Boogaloo movement is named after a 1980’s breakdancing movie, with its members seeking to incite a civil war in the United States.

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US top diplomat Mike Pompeo defended recent discussion on race relations in America as a sign of a healthy democracy; he is pictured April 8, 2020

Pompeo Says UN Vote On Race, Policing In US Is 'Hypocrisy'

Pompeo says UN vote on race, policing in US is 'hypocrisy'

People carry a banner bearing the photo of Carabinieri officer Mario Cerciello Rega and the slogan "Forever with us"

Prosecutors Hid Evidence In Italy Cop's Murder Case: Defence

Prosecutors hid evidence in Italy cop's murder case: defence

A statue of Vladimir Lenin (pictured addressing supporters in October 1918 in Moscow) is to be unveiled for the first time on territory of the former West Germany, decades after the Berlin Wall was torn down

Lenin Statue Unveiled In Western Germany After Legal Battle

Lenin statue unveiled in western Germany after legal battle

How ‘Great British Bake-Off' Is Adapting Because of COVID-19

The ‘Great British Bake-Off' may face some criticisms for how it plans to return to filming safely.

The latest coronavirus stimulus measure before Congress is set to be the largest emergency spending package in US history

Stimulus Check News: How Much Money Will Americans Get In A Second Round? A Look At Democrat, Republican Plans

Most Americans would receive more money in a possible second round of checks, the conservative American Enterprise Institute said.

Haftar's Libyan National Army (LNA) had been battling to take the capital since last year

Turkey Says Haftar Forces Need To Pull Out From Key City For Libya Ceasefire

Turkey says Haftar forces need to pull out from key city for Libya ceasefire

The security agency will 'supervise, guide, coordinate, and support' a new law aimed at cracking down on dissent in Hong Kong, state media said

China To Set Up 'Security Agency' In Hong Kong

China to set up 'security agency' in Hong Kong

DoorDash, which has seen its food delivery business surge in the pandemic, raised $400 million in a funding round

When Will The US Economy Recover From COVID-19? B2B Spending Offers Insights To Comeback Timeline

A wave of failures among small- and midsize businesses is likely, complicating recovery from recession.

Belarus riot police officers detain an opposition supporter at gathering Friday -- the second day of such protests -- for candidates seeking to challenge President Alexander Lukashenko in August polls

Belarus Detains Dozens At Opposition Protests Ahead Of Election

Belarus detains dozens at opposition protests ahead of election

Swiss Giant Novartis Halts COVID-19 Hydroxychloroquine Study

Swiss giant Novartis halts COVID-19 hydroxychloroquine study

The Washington statue of Confederate general Albert Pike was toppled by protesters Friday night

Confederate General's Statue In DC Pulled Down And Burned By Protesters; Trump Denounces Police

Confederate General Albert Pike's was statue torn down and burned by Black Live Matter protesters Friday night in Washington, D.C.

One's a crowd: the stands were empty but Juventus and Cristiano Ronaldo drew a TV audience of more than 8 million when they returned to action in the Italian cup

Cristiano Ronaldo Brutally Bashed By Italian Newspaper Following Coppa Italia Defeat

Juventus superstar Cristiano Ronaldo was criticized by an Italian newspaper following his team's devastating loss to Napoli in the Coppa Italia final.

Tensions are high on the Korean peninsula, with Pyongyang ramping up pressure on Seoul over anti-North leaflets

North Korea Preparing Anti-South Leaflet Campaign: KCNA

North Korea preparing anti-South leaflet campaign: KCNA

'The Last Of Us Part II' Review Bombed Because Of Story

Some complaints about its story have caused users to review bomb “The Last of Us Part II” on Metacritic.

Several Confederate statues have been toppled or ordered removed across the United States, including one of president of the Confederacy Jefferson Davis, whose statue was pulled down by protesters in Richmond, Virginia

US Protesters Topple Confederate Statue After Juneteenth Rallies

US protesters topple Confederate statue after Juneteenth rallies

Powerful New York Southern District attorney Geoffrey Berman, who prosecuted Trump's former lawyer, says he has no intention of quitting after learning Attorney General William Barr had announced his resignation in a press release

US Prosecutor Who Probed Trump Allies Refuses To Quit

US prosecutor who probed Trump allies refuses to quit

President Jair Bolsonaro fired Luiz Henrique Mandetta in April

Brazil Ex-health Chief Says Ministry 'Lost Credibility'

Brazil ex-health chief says ministry 'lost credibility'

Protesters Topple Washington DC Statue Of Confederate General: Media

Protesters topple Washington DC statue of Confederate general: media

Quaker Oats Aunt Jemima Brand Change 'An Injustice,' Great-Grandson Says

Larnell Evans Sr., 66, said that erasing his great-grandmother's face on pancake mixes and syrups "hurts" his family.

Gov. Ron DeSantis Blames Hispanic Workers For Rise Of COVID-19 Cases In Florida

Scientists projected that the Sunshine State could be "the next large epicenter of coronavirus transmission," amid reports from healthcare workers that hospitalizations have indeed increased.