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Google provides users the option of declining to share location information while using its services or smartphones powered by Google-made Android software -- but it can glean from app or online activity where users are to target ads, the suit argues

Arizona Takes Google To Court Over Location Tracking

Arizona takes Google to court over location tracking

US Coronavirus Deaths To Hit 132,000 By August, COVID-19 Data Reveals

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IHME projects 132,000 total deaths due to COVID-19 in the U.S. by August 4.

US Passes Dire Milestone Of 100,000 COVID-19 Deaths

In France as elsewhere in Europe, beaches and other public places are slowly reopening -- but with social distancing rules in place

US passes dire milestone of 100,000 COVID-19 deaths

Douglas Hurley, left, and Bob Behnken, wearing SpaceX spacesuits, are seen as they depart for Launch Complex 39A during a launch dress rehearsal on May 23, 2020, at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida

Crew Dragon Astronauts Accept Test Flight Risks, Discuss Loss-Of-Crew Probability

The NASA astronauts who were selected for SpaceX’s first human test flight via the Crew Dragon capsule discussed the risks involved in the historic mission.

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NBA superstar LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers was among the US sports figures who posted social media messages expressing outrage at the death of a Minnesota man after a policeman kneeled on his neck for several minutes

LeBron Among US Athletes Outraged At Black Man's Death

LeBron among US athletes outraged at black man's death

The head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, Ali Akbar Salehi, visits the Arak nuclear water reactor in December 2019 -- ending US sanction waivers means workto modify the reactor will end

US Ends Waivers For Nations In Iran Nuclear Deal

US ends waivers for nations in Iran nuclear deal

A Lancet study found that administering hydroxychloroquine or, separately, the related anti-malarial chloroquine, increased Covid-19 patients' risk of dyingÂ

Is It Safe To Take The Coronavirus Drug Trump Promotes? France, Belgium, Italy Ban Hydroxychloroquine Amid Concerns

The drug has been touted by Donald Trump and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro.

There are fears of fresh violence in Hong Kong on Wednesday as lawmakers discuss a China anthem law, with investors also worried about the city's long-term future as a financial hub

Global Stocks Rise As Lockdown Measures Ease Further

Global stocks rise as lockdown measures ease further

US Ends Sanction Waivers For Nations In Iran Nuclear Deal

US ends sanction waivers for nations in Iran nuclear deal

Fighters loyal to Libya's UN-recognised Government of National Accord (GNA) climb over a partially disassembled MiG 23 aircraft, after seizing Al-Watiya airbase southwest of the capital Tripoli, on May 18, 2020.

UN Concerned By US Claims Russia Sent Jets To Libya

UN concerned by US claims Russia sent jets to Libya

many of those who work from home say they cannot remember the last time they wore pants

Coronavirus Jobs: The Shift To Working From Home Going Much Better Than Expected

Interviews with 1,000 hiring managers by Upwork indicate productivity has increased, prompting them to look favorably on remote workers even after health dangers dissipate.

Is ‘Married At First Sight’ Real? Why ‘Australia’ Doesn’t Show Real Weddings

“Married at First Sight: Australia” does things a little differently than the U.S. edition.

Nationwide closures are starting to lift, but firms are pessimistic about the US recovery

US Outlook Highly Uncertain, Businesses 'Pessimistic': Fed

US outlook highly uncertain, businesses 'pessimistic': Fed

Coronavirus Racism: California Woman Arrested For Leaving Racist Messages On Homes Of Asian Americans

An Oakland-area woman has been arrested on suspicion of posting handwritten racist notes on the homes of Asian Americans.

In a speech outlining Germany's priorities when it takes over the EU's rotating presidency in July 2020, Chancellor Angela Merkel said the economic and social upheaval from the pandemic has turned the world upside down

EU Must Play Global Role In Virus Crisis, Says Merkel

EU must play global role in virus crisis, says Merkel

"We can already talk about the next steps out of the crisis situation," Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin (R) told President Vladimir Putin during a televised video conference

Moscow To Ease Lockdown From Monday As Pandemic Stabilises

Moscow to ease lockdown from Monday as pandemic stabilises

Back To Work: H&M Will Bring Back 2,500 Corporate Workers As It Reopens Stores

H&M has reopened select stores across the U.S. and will bring back its 2,500 headquarter employees by July.

Le Pain Quotidien’s U.S. Business Files For Bankruptcy, Proposes Sale To Save Some Locations

Le Pain Quotidien’s Belgian parent is also in an insolvency case.

The UN health agency launched the independently-run WHO Foundation, which the organisation hopes will give it greater control to direct philanthropic and public donations towards pressing problems such as the coronavirus crisis

WHO Launches Foundation To Put Finances In Better Health

WHO launches foundation to put finances in better health

Police stand guard on a road to deter pro-democracy protesters from blocking roads in the Mong Kok district of Hong Kong

US - China Relations: Top Trump Official Says Hong Kong No Longer Autonomous, Jeopardizing Special Trade Status

“No reasonable person can assert today that Hong Kong maintains a high degree of autonomy from China, given facts on the ground” -- Pompeo

Coronavirus USA: Democratic Lawmakers Urge Trump To Cancel In-Person 4th Of July Celebration Due To Safety Concerns

The event could cause the spread of the coronavirus, the lawmakers argue.

Bill Clinton's Past Questioned In New Netflix Docuseries, Conflicting Narratives Emerge

The Netflix true-crime episodes premiered on Wednesday.

Under fire: African Development Bank President Akinwumi Adesina

African Development Bank Chief Hits Back Over Graft Accusations

African Development Bank chief hits back over graft accusations

VIDEO: Russian Fighter Jet Conducts 'Unsafe' Maneuver In Close Proximity To US Surveillance Plane

Two Russian SU-35 jets conducted the "unsafe" intercept while a the U.S. Navy's P-8A surveillance plane was in flight in international airspace over the Mediterranean Sea.