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The coronavirus crisis is pushing the EU to grapple with an old institutional problem -- the lack of joint borrowing to fund major projects for the bloc

EU Leaders Launch Talks On Huge Virus Recovery Plan

EU leaders launch talks on huge virus recovery plan

Trump Brags He Made Juneteenth 'Very Famous'

Trump claims he'd made Juneteenth very famous after having been forced to move his first campaign rally to June 20 from June 19.

J. Cole Net Worth: 'Snow On Tha Bluff' Rapper Earned $35.5M In 2018

J. Cole's net worth is $60 million. As one of the highest paid rappers in the world, the hitmaker earned $36 million in 2018 alone after the massive success of his album "KOD."

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had the portraits of four of her 19th century predecessors removed from the US Capitol walls because the men served in the Confederacy

Four Confederate Portraits Are Removed From US Capitol

Four Confederate portraits are removed from US Capitol

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President Donald Trump has the shadow of former National Security Advisor John Bolton over him as he seeks re-election

Trump Presidency In Turmoil After Bombshell Book, Supreme Court Vote

Trump presidency in turmoil after bombshell book, Supreme Court vote

Garrett Rolfe is being held over the killing of Rayshard Brooks, who was shot dead in Atlanta

Ex-cop In Custody After Shooting Black Man In Atlanta

Ex-cop in custody after shooting black man in Atlanta

The Bank of England is expected to unveil new measures to shore up the UK economy

World Stocks Pull Back As Virus Worries Resurface

World stocks pull back as virus worries resurface

The New York Stock Exchange trading floor on March 19, 2020, a few days before its closure

Nebraska College Student Commits Suicide After Seeing Negative Balance Over $730,000 On Robinhood Trading App

A relative of Alexander Kearns said the balance he was shown on the app before committing suicide may have been a glitch.

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

DoorDash Valued At Nearly $16 Bn In Funding Round

DoorDash valued at nearly $16 bn in funding round

Spotify's multi-year deal with DC parent WarnerMedia for an "original slate of narrative scripted podcasts" will explore "new shows based on the vast universe of premier, iconic DC characters"

Batman And Kim Kardashian Headed To Spotify Podcasts

Batman and Kim Kardashian headed to Spotify podcasts

John Bolton, then national security advisor, listens to US President Donald Trump in an April 2018 meeting in the Cabinet Room

John Bolton's Explosive Charges Against Trump

John Bolton's explosive charges against Trump

Countries have been locking horns with the US over how to tax tech giants who currently pay litte in most countries despite generating considerable revenues

France Slams 'Provocation' As US Halts Digital Tax Talks

France slams 'provocation' as US halts digital tax talks

Ford Launches Hands-Free Driving For Mustang Mach-E, All 2021 Vehicle Models

Ford's Active Drive Assist offers hands-free driving, with driver monitoring through infrared cameras.

FARC former senior commander Ivan Marquez (center) and fugitive rebel colleague Jesus Santrich(wearing sunglasses) announce a return to arms in an August 2019 YouTube video

US Puts Up Rewards For Colombia FARC Dissidents

US puts up rewards for Colombia FARC dissidents

A cyclist rides along the barbed-wire fence of the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) separating North and South Korea, on the South Korean island of Gyodong on June 18, 2020

North Korea An 'Extraordinary Threat': US

North Korea an 'extraordinary threat': US

John Bolton, then national security advisor, listens to US President Donald Trump at an Oval Office meeting in May 2019

In Wily Bolton, Trump Faces Match Like No Other

In wily Bolton, Trump faces match like no other

Where To Watch HBO’s ‘Watchmen’ For Free On Juneteenth

All episodes of the Peabody Award-winning series will be free this weekend.

The number of acts of racism reported in France since 2000

France Urged To 'Wake Up' To Discrimination Against Black People

France urged to 'wake up' to discrimination against black people

Brad Ruoho, owner of the Legacy Toys, in Bloomington, Minnesota has used a PPP loan to build up the company's e-commerce business

New US Layoffs Show Mixed Impact Of Small Business Loans

New US layoffs show mixed impact of small business loans

Pro-immigration activists in front of the US Supreme Court after the court upheld the DACA "Dreamers" program offering legal protections to some 700,000 people brought into the country illegally as children

Immigration Reform: US Supreme Court Rejects Ending DACA, Rejecting Administration Arguments Program Is Illegal

Trump described the decision as a "shotgun blast" into the faces of Republicans.

Beef Recall 2020: Another Recall Issued For 83,038 Pounds Of Meat

Consumers should check their refrigerators and freezers for these recalled meat products.

pennsylvania man pleads guilty to rape of young girls in Africa

Pennsylvania Man Pleads Guilty After Molesting African Girls In Orphanage He Setup

A man claiming to be a Christian missionary and who opened an orphanage in Africa entered a guilty plea Monday to sexually molesting underage girls.

John Bolton (R), here with President Trump in April 2018, is believed to have taken meticulous notes during his time at the White House

Bolton Memoir: Conflicts In The White House And Trump's 'Stunning' Ignorance On Geopolitics

President Donald Trump said former national security adviser John Bolton “broke the law” by writing the book.

The urgent UN Human Rights Council debate began with a minute of silence for George Floyd

UN Urged To Hold US 'Accountable' Over Racism, Police Violence

UN urged to hold US 'accountable' over racism, police violence

A worker cleans glass in the seafood section of a supermarket in Beijing, where a fresh coronavirus outbreak is keeping customers away

Beijing Coronavirus Second Wave: Massive Quarantine Measures In Place Amid 'Extremely Grave' Situation

A new spike in COVID-19 in Beijing, China's capital city has authorities worried. Flights have been canceled and areas of the city near the Xinfadi wholesale market are facing another lockdown.