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UN Human Rights Council delegates are seen in silhouette outside of the assembly hall during a session in Geneva in March 2020

African Countries Call For Racism Debate At UN Rights Council

African countries call for racism debate at UN rights council

Stock Markets Recover Some Ground After Heavy Losses

While some key US states are seeing signs of a second wave of infections, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said there would be no return to an economy-strangling lockdown

Stock markets recover some ground after heavy losses

Coronavirus Cases Increasing: CDC Urging Use Of Masks At Large Gatherings As Pandemic Case Counts Climb

Under what the government referred to as 'everyday life quarantine', South Koreans are still encouraged to wear face masks

The CDC issued its recommendations as Texas, North Carolina and Florida recorded single-day records for new cases.

A woman carries shopping bags at South Park mall in Charlotte

The Children’s Place Store Closings: 300 Locations To Close By 2021

The Children's Place is shifting its attention to e-commerce sales and reducing its reliance on brick-and-mortar stores. Here's why.

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Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has appeared in a video playing with his dog and watching TV as part of efforts to encourage Japanese people to stay at home

Japan May Allow Immigration Of Hong Kong Financial Sector, Specialized Workers

Japan has criticized China’s security law in Hong Kong

Map of Afghanistan locating a deadly blast at a mosque in Kabul Friday

Four Killed In Kabul Mosque Blast

Four killed in Kabul mosque blast

US consumers expect the economy to get better, but don't expect things to get back to normal for a long time

US Consumer Sentiment Jumps More Than Expected In June: Survey

US consumer sentiment jumps more than expected in June: survey

Italian explorer Christopher Columbus as been accused of spurring genocide against indigenous groups in the Americas

Toppled, Beheaded, Daubed: Five Controversial Statues

Toppled, beheaded, daubed: five controversial statues

Zynn, a rival of TikTok, was removed from Google Play Store after accusations of stolen content, which it says was an 'isolated incident'

TikTok Rival Zynn Blames Google Play Removal On 'Isolated Incident'

TikTok rival Zynn blames Google Play removal on 'isolated incident'

Friday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Rebound From Thursday’s Massive Selloff

U.S. stocks rose on Friday following an 1,860-point plunge in Dow on Thursday

Dogs chase seal on a beach back to the water

Dogs at Rockaway Beach "Chase" Young Seal Back To Sea In Viral Video

A video that showed two dogs chasing a runaway young seal back to the water at Rockaway Beach has gone viral.

Beijing reacted furiously to Australian support for a COVID-19 inquiry, targeting Canberra on a number of fronts

Beijing Warns Students About Studying In Australia, Canberra Refuses To Be Intimidated

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Thursday he would not be intimidated by what he described as” coercion” from Beijing.

Who Is Breonna Taylor? Louisville No-Knock Warrants Law Named After Woman Killed by Police

Breonna Taylor was an award-winning EMT and a model citizen, who worked at two hospitals as an essential worker during the pandemic.

Russian Airline Flying Pigs To China From France In 747 Jumbo Jets Records Hefty Profit Amid Pandemic

The airline group is helping China meet its livestock demand amid pandemic by importing breeding pigs from foreign lands in its cargo carriers.

Several dozen police blocked traffic in a wildcat march down the Champs-Elysees avenue in Paris, carrying a banner proclaiming: "No police, no peace!"

Furious French Police Protest Racism Claims

Furious French police protest racism claims

Cryptocurrency Boom In India Sees Launch Of Several New Exchanges

However, lawmakers in the country might be moving to ban cryptocurrencies via a law.

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden speaks about the unrest across the country from Philadelphia City Hall

Trump Will Be Escorted Off White House If He Loses Elections, Refuses To Leave

Joe Biden is confident the U.S. military will escort Donald Trump out of the White House if the latter refuses to leave after losing the presidency.

Trump sparked a spat with Seattle's mayor after he threatened to intervene in the neighborhood dubbed 'Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone,' or CHAZ

Seattle Autonomous Zone: Mayor Blasts Trump For Calling Protestors 'Ugly Anarchists'

Trump blames Domestic Terrorists (Antifa) for taking over Seattle, which is now ruled "by Radical Left Democrats."

Four Killed In Kabul Mosque Blast: Government

Four killed in Kabul mosque blast: government

Phytoplankton Bloom Turns Norway's Hardangerfjord Turquoise, NASA Shares Image

According to NASA Earth Observatory, the bright color was the result of an Emiliana huxleyi phytoplankton bloom.

Twitter is banned in China, which uses a 'Great Firewall' to restrict access to news and information

Twitter Deletes Chinese 'State-linked' Disinformation Network

Twitter deletes Chinese 'state-linked' disinformation network

Infographic: Are We In A Stock Market Bubble?

All three major indices in the U.S. are now up more than 40 percent from their late March lows, despite the fact that the U.S. is now officially in a recession and the world economy is facing its biggest contraction since World War II this year.

US President Donald Trump (R) meets with North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un (L) at the start of their summit in Singapore on June 12, 2018 -- two years on, Pyongyang says any hopes for better ties have turned to feelings of "despair"

North Korea Denounces US Two Years After Singapore Summit

North Korea denounces US two years after Singapore summit

PS5 Game Reveals A New Spider-Man Game Starring Miles Morales

From the Spider-Verse to the PlayStation 5, Miles Morales is set to star in his own video game for a brand new console, aptly titled “Spider-Man: Miles Morales.”