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President Trump had touted anti-malarial drugs as a cure for COVID-19, which has killed more than 434,000 globally and nearly 116,000 in the United States.

Reagan asked: "Are you better off now than you were four years ago?" A Bankrate.com survey indicates most Americans say, "No."

Venezuela's opposition in poll pull-out as US slams Maduro

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

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

India's Chennai to reimpose lockdown as coronavirus cases surge

Doctors Without Borders pulls out of Afghan attack hospital

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

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

BP has drastically altered its long-term plans and goals

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

US 'outraged' as Russia convicts American of spying

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

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.

White House reporters hailed as 'information heroes'

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

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

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

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

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

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