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Alaska Airlines Plans To Cut Up To 3,000 Jobs, Seeks To Resize, Streamline Operations

The airline has a total of 23,000 workers

'Ghostbusters' Cast Reunites On Josh Gad's 'Reunited Apart'; How To Watch

The original "Ghostbusters" cast will be featured on the next episode of Josh Gad's "Reunited Apart."

Zara Parent Company Store Closings 2020: Why The Retailer Is Closing Up To 1,200 Locations

Intitex is closing 1,200 stores under all of its brands, which will reportedly affect about 100 locations in the U.S.

South Africa said on June 4 it had recorded 3,267 novel coronavirus cases in 24 hours, the biggest jump since the pandemic hit

WHO Warns Pandemic Accelerating In Africa

WHO warns pandemic accelerating in Africa

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The US economy won't be shutting down again, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said, even as the coronavirus remains a threat

US Economy Will Stay Open Even In Second Virus Wave: Mnuchin

US economy will stay open even in second virus wave: Mnuchin

In 2018, Starbucks organized a training day on implicit bias at more than 8,000 locations after the arrest of two black men at a Philadelphia store

US Retailers Condemn Racism But Critics Say Profiling Persists

US retailers condemn racism but critics say profiling persists

Protesters climb a statue of John A. Macdonald, Canada's first prime minister, during a march against police brutality and racism in Montreal on June 7. Thousands have signed a petition to have the statue removed.

Canadians Petition For Removal Of Racist, Colonial Era Monuments

Canadians petition for removal of racist, colonial era monuments

The court sentenced Metin Topuz to almost nine years in prison for allegedly aiding an armed terror group

Turkish Court Jails US Consul Staffer For Aiding 'Terror Group'

Turkish court jails US consul staffer for aiding 'terror group'

The US Soccer Federation has overturned a rule requiring players to stand during the US national anthem which had been introduced after Megan Rapinoe took a knee in 2016

US Soccer Repeals Player Ban On Kneeling During National Anthem

In a statement, the United States Soccer Federation said it “affirms Black Lives Matter, and we support the fight against racial injustices.”

A 'help wanted' sign in the window of Add Accessories in New York City

Are More Americans Finding Jobs? Initial Unemployment Claims Fall For 10th Week But Remain High

Some 1.5 million Americans filed initial unemployment claims last week, bringing to 42 million the number who have done so since mid-March when the coronavirus forced the economy to shut down.

Environmentalists have warned of the danger of a catastrophe at the site of an Indian oil well explosion

Thousands More Evacuated From Site Of Indian Oil-well Blast

Thousands more evacuated from site of Indian oil-well blast

Home-sharing platform Airbnb is working to promote short-distance travel as pandemic restrictions ease

Airbnb Sees 'Bounce' In Travel, Aims To Promote Local Tourism

Airbnb sees 'bounce' in travel, aims to promote local tourism

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo renews his attacks on China at a news conference

Repression Of Buddhists, Uygurs Intensifying; China 'Infusing Communist Dogma' Into Religious Teachings, Says Pompeo

Pompeo told reporters that China’s “state-sponsored repression against all religions continues to intensify.”

Beijing agreed to import an additional $200 billion in US products over two years, although economists question if this will happen with business activity hammered by the virus outbreak

US-China Trade Deal 'Impacted' By Coronavirus

US-China trade deal 'impacted' by coronavirus

those who work from home and in self-isolation find it hard to remember what day it is

Coronavirus Economy: Most Americans Like Working From Home -- Even If It's Costing Them More

The CreditCards.com survey found 35% of those queried hope never to have to go into an office again while an overall 78% said they'd like the option of working from home at least some of the time.

TSMC is the world's largest contract microchip maker and produces the processors that provide the computing muscle for everything from iPhones to servers

TSMC Developing 4nm Processors, May Help Apple Gain Edge Over Huawei

The Taiwanese chipset maker has stopped making chipsets for Huawei after the Trump administration tightened restrictions on the Chinese tech giant.

Oregon Jail Deputy Slams Man In Custody Against Wall, Causing Permanent Brain Injury, Video Of Attack Released

Albert Molina was taken into custody for riding a bicycle while drunk and was transferred to Washington County Jail in Oregon. In the jail, Molina was assaulted by deputy Rian Alden.

Bitcoin Experts Suggest You 'Delete' Your Coinbase Account: Here's Why

The Bitcoin experts encouraged people to delete their Coinbase account after the company's plan to sell its analytics software to the U.S. government was made public.

IMAGES Protesters gather peacefully in the afternoon in Washington, DC, to demonstrate peacfully against police brutality. Crowds flock to the White House and walk along the newly-renamed Black Lives Matter Plaza.

George Floyd Poll: 60% Believe He Was Murdered, Only 38% Think Trump Promotes Justice

USA Today/Ipsos conducted a national poll revealing six in 10 Americans say George Floyd was murdered.

Myanmar is a patchwork of over 130 ethnic groups, but many minorities feel subjugated by the Bamar majority

'Don't Call Me Kalar': BLM-inspired Message Reaches Myanmar

'Don't call me Kalar': BLM-inspired message reaches Myanmar

Following mass protests over systemic US racism, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has called for statues depicting officials from the Confederacy, including Confederate States of America president Jefferson Davis, to be removed from the US Capitol

Confederate President Jefferson Davis’ Statue Toppled In Virginia By George Floyd Protesters

The Jefferson Davis statue was one of the several Confederate monuments lined up in Richmond’s Monument Avenue.

Hong Kong activist Lee Cheuk-yan says his Zoom account has been suspended

Shuttered Zoom Accounts Raise China Free Speech Fears

Unlike competitors such as Google and Facebook, Zoom is not banned in communist China, which uses its "Great Firewall" to scrub its internet and censor negative information.

NFL: Former Dallas Cowboys Wide Receiver Defends Jerry Jones From Racist Tag

Dez Bryant came at the defense of Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, who continues to draw flak for his silence over the issue of racism and police brutality in the United States.