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Airbnb says it has removed more than one million listings from hosts who declined to follow a non-discrimination policy, and is speeding up its efforts to promote racial equity

Airbnb Speeds Up Initiative To Curb Racial Discrimination

Airbnb speeds up initiative to curb racial discrimination

Coronavirus Travel: United Borrowing $5 Billion Against Its Frequent Flyer Program

United Airlines executives said they are encouraged by the more realistic timeframe for returning the Boeing 737 MAX to the skies

The airline has been burning through $40 million a day since the coronavirus pandemic put a crimp in travel.

'Blue Lives Murder' Shirts On Amazon Sparks Outrage

Many people were outraged to see "Blue Lives Murder" shirts for sale on Amazon, saying that they inspire hate and are fuelling anti-cop sentiments.

US Supreme Court Rules Protection Of LGBTQ Employees In Workplace

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled the protection of LGBTQ workers against discrimination in the workplace. The ruling was decided by a 6-3 vote.

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Allstate insurance posts fourth quarter results as office shown in San Francisco

Allstate Layoffs 2020: Thousands Of Employees To Be Laid Off In Cost-Cutting Measure

Allstate will slash jobs across all levels of the company as it looks to cut costs.

LGBT Rights: Supreme Court Protects Workers From Job Discrimination In Landmark Case

The outcome would impact 8.1 million LGBT employees across the country, many of whom are not protected by state law.

A health worker sprays disinfectant inside government offices in Chennai on June 13, 2020

India's Chennai To Reimpose Lockdown As Coronavirus Cases Surge

India's Chennai to reimpose lockdown as coronavirus cases surge

The attack on the maternity wing of the hospital in the AFghan capital left 25 people dead

Doctors Without Borders Pulls Out Of Afghan Attack Hospital

Doctors Without Borders pulls out of Afghan attack hospital

Paul Whelan blasted the case as a 'sham trial' as he stood in the dock

Russia Sentences US Ex-marine To 16 Years In Spy Trial

Russia sentences US ex-marine to 16 years in spy trial

This undated handout photo obtained June 14, 2020, courtesy of the Atlanta Police Department, shows Atlanta police officer Garrett Rolfe

Rayshard Brooks Killing: Atlanta Police Had Other Options, Experts Say

Brooks’ death was caught on video. The officer involved has been fired and the Atlanta police chief has resigned.

It took BP nearly three months to halt the Deepwater Horizon leak, which fouled beaches, damaged tourism and killed millions of sea creaturesÂ

Climate Change: BP Writes Down Up To $17.5 Billion, Forecasts Low Oil, Gas Prices Through 2050

BP has drastically altered its long-term plans and goals

Protesters loot shops in Santa Monica, California, on May 31, 2020. The looting of the affluent neighborhood contrasts to previous race riots in LA, when mostly black poorer neighborhoods took the brunt of the violence

Looters Used George Floyd Protests As Cover, Washington Police Claim

Officials in Colorado also claimed in early June that peaceful protests were “hijacked by criminal elements.”

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo stands before an image of former US marine Paul Whelan as he urges his release during a news conference on June 10, 2020

US 'Outraged' As Russia Convicts American Of Spying

US 'outraged' as Russia convicts American of spying

BTS 'Bang Bang Con: The Live' Makes History As World's Biggest Paid Online Concert

BTS' "Bang Bang Con: The Live" makes history after becoming the world's biggest paid online concert.

South China Sea Big Power Rivalry Pits Chinese Missiles Against US Navy Carriers

The U.S. has three aircraft carriers in Asia-Pacific waters for the first time in three years. China is trying to prove it is capable of defending itself and has the anti-aircraft missiles at hand to prove their point.

Reporters Without Frontiers praised White House correspondents for their persistence in grilling US President Donald Trump

White House Reporters Hailed As 'Information Heroes'

White House reporters hailed as 'information heroes'

Russia Sentences Former US Marine To 16 Years For Espionage

The U.S. ambassador to Moscow has called the trial “an egregious violation of human rights.”

woman coughs at another after being called out for not wearing a mask

Maskless 'Karen' Coughs At Customer After Being Called Out

A woman customer at a bagel shop in Queens intentionally coughed on another female shopper after being called out for not wearing a mask.

Racist Royal: This Princess Almost Lived Next Door To Meghan Markle

Princess Michael, known for her controversial reputation, was almost Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's neighbor.

Black Lives Matter demonstrators clashed with rival groups in London

UK's Johnson Announces Inequality Review After Anti-racism Protests

UK's Johnson announces inequality review after anti-racism protests

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have repeatedly complained about intrusive media

Meghan Markle, Prince Harry ‘Sounded So Happy’ In A Zoom Call With Sussex Fan

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry sounded happy and thankful during a Zoom call with a royal fan named Dani Trin.

Global stock markets capitulated on what has become known as "Black Monday", with the Dow on Wall Street plunging more than 2,000 points

US Stock Futures Slide, Point To Monday Opening Losses Amid Fears Of Coronavirus Second Wave

Futures declined on the rising number of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations in states that had reopened and commenced commercial activity earlier than the others.