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Japan's Debt Mountain: How Is It Sustainable?

Japan's debt mountain: How is it sustainable?

Missouri Woman Gets Merriam-Webster’s Definition Of ‘Racism’ Changed

Demonstrators raise their fists and chant as they protest against police brutality and the death of George Floyd across from the White House in Washington

Kennedy Mitchum said she wanted to see a more expansive definition of “racism” in Merriam-Webster, which points out how a type of bias subjected a certain group of people to systematic oppression.

Gigi Hadid, Irina Shayk, Kendall Jenner's Clothes Up For Grabs In Auction For Good Causes

Gigi Hadid, Bella Hadid, Irina Shayk and Kendall Jenner are only a handful of models who will have their clothes up for bidding.

The long-running law enforcement reality TV series 'Cops' has been cancelled in the wake of mass protests against police brutality

'Gone With The Wind' Removed From HBO Max After Racism Protests

'Gone with the Wind' removed from HBO Max after racism protests

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US virus expert Anthony Fauci warned that lifting lockdown measures too early could fuel a second wave of infections and hit the economic recovery

Amid Black Lives Matter Protests, Dr. Fauci Warns Coronavirus 'Isn't Over'

Dr. Anthony Fauci again warns the world COVID-19 is still with us and is as lethal as ever.

The International Air Transport Association has suggested several measures to limit the risk of infection, including collecting passenger data ahead of travel and allowing only staff and same-day travellers into airports

Face Masks, Health Checks And Long Check-ins: The Future Of Flying

Face masks, health checks and long check-ins: the future of flying

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are currently in quarantine amid the coronavirus pandemic

Meghan Markle, Prince Harry’s LA Plans ‘In Tatters’; Duke ‘Needs To Find His Feet’

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have huge dreams after moving to Los Angeles, but their plans are still “up in the air.”

CrossFit CEO Greg Glassman Steps Down After Brands Cut Ties Over His George Floyd Remarks

Greg Glassman said that he cannot jeopardize the company he built 20 years ago because of his actions, as brands and sports personalities cut their ties.

Trevor Noah Criticizes Police For Using Military-Style Tactics Against Peaceful Protestors

Talk show host Trevor Noah criticized the law enforcement authorities for committing “even more police brutality” on the protestors.

Russian Space Chief Says Frustrated Over Jokes, 'Hysteria' Following Crew Dragon Launch

Roscosmos Chief Dmitry Rogozin aired his frustrations in a lengthy column in the Russian edition of Forbes.

Health workers from the city of Melgaco ride a boat ambulance after visiting a small riverside community on Marajo Island, state of Para, Brazil

Brazil Resumes Publishing Virus Toll, Criticizes WHO

Brazil resumes publishing virus toll, criticizes WHO

Black Lives Matter: Kentucky Governor Draws Up Plans For 100% Healthcare Coverage For African Americans

The governor said that he wants to make up for the severe inequality faced by black Americans, especially since health is a "basic human right."

Adidas announced several new measures to combat racism on the same day as the funeral of George Floyd, a black man killed in US police custody when a white Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck

Adidas Promises 30 Percent Of New US Hires Will Be Black Or Latino

Adidas promises 30 percent of new US hires will be black or Latino

Traders work during the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on November 4, 2019 in a session that would produce records for the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq

Nasdaq Hits Historic 10,000; Apple, Facebook, Amazon Stocks Hit All-Time Highs

Wall Street seems to have found an economic "vaccine" to counter the ill-effects of the continuing COVID-19 pandemic.

Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov, seen here in August 2019, will lead Russia in talks on the New START treaty

US And Russia To Resume Nuclear Talks, But China Casts Cloud

US and Russia to resume nuclear talks, but China casts cloud

Colin Kaepernick (right) kneels during his protests in 2016. Players and activists are calling for him to be given the chance to rebuild his NFL career

Kaepernick Deserves Apology, Job - Jenkins

Kaepernick deserves apology, job - Jenkins

A cargo plane operated by Etihad Airways carrying medical aid to help Palestinians cope with the coronavirus pandemic prepares to land at Israel's Ben Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv on June 9, 2020

Second Etihad Plane From UAE Lands In Israel

Second Etihad plane from UAE lands in Israel

Los Angeles Bar Opens Just For Kylie Jenner Amid Statewide Stay-At-Home Advice?

A high-profile bar in Los Angeles, after halting its operations due to COVID-19 pandemic, has reportedly reopened to accommodate its celebrity clientele, including Kylie Jenner.