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US Aide Renews Warning On China's Proposed Law For Hong Kong

US aide renews warning on China's proposed law for Hong Kong

Social Security News: Will There Be A Raise In Benefits In 2021?

For possibly the fourth time in the past 12 years, Social Security beneficiaries may not receive a cost-of-living adjustment.

White House Economist Sees Double Digit Jobless Rate Through US Elections

Kevin Hassett, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, sees double-digit unemployment through the US elections

White House economist sees double digit jobless rate through US elections

The Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the United States had been infected by a 'political virus' compelling figures there to continually attack China

China Warns US Pushing Relations To 'Brink Of New Cold War'

China warns US pushing relations to 'brink of new Cold War'

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The fuel from Iran comes at a time when the shortage of gasoline, chronic for years in parts Venezuela, has worsened in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic

Iranian Fuel Shipment Reaches Venezuelan Waters

Iranian fuel shipment reaches Venezuelan waters

"The 1,000 people here reflect just one percent of the toll. None were mere numbers," The New York Times said of its memorial to coronavirus victims

NYTimes Marks Grim US Virus Milestone With Front Page Victim List

NYTimes marks grim US virus milestone with front page victim list

Boeing still faces plenty of questions, including the schedule for the return of the 737 MAX, which has been grounded for more than a year

Hard Times For Boeing, Long A Symbol Of American Might

Hard times for Boeing, long a symbol of American might

The Crew Dragon spacecraft and the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket are pictured at Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center in Florida on May 21, 2020

SpaceX Ready To Launch Astronauts Into Space For The First Time

SpaceX ready to launch astronauts into space for the first time

Hong Kong was shaken by massive pro-democracy protests last year, and there are fears of more unrest

Hong Kong Activists Plan New Protests Over Proposed Security Law

Hong Kong activists plan new protests over proposed security law

President Donald Trump's motorcade heads to one of his golf properties on May 23, 2020

Trump Hits The Golf Course As US Kicks Off Summer Season

Trump hits the golf course as US kicks off summer season

The meeting was Kim's first reported public appearance in more than three weeks and came after reports said the Trump administration had discussed holding the first US nuclear test in decades

N. Korea Discusses New Policies For Increasing 'Nuclear War Deterrence': KCNA

N. Korea discusses new policies for increasing 'nuclear war deterrence': KCNA

US President Donald Trump has urged people to "LIBERATE" Michigan, Virginia and Minnesota

Debate Over Reopening US Plays Out Online And In The Streets

Debate over reopening US plays out online and in the streets

The intensive care unit for coronavirus patients in the Gilberto Novaes Hospital in Manaus, Brazil, on May 20, 2020

What Coronavirus? Brazil Cabinet Video Triggers Outcry

What coronavirus? Brazil cabinet video triggers outcry

French churches have been cleared to reopen, provided they take the necessary precautions

French Churches Reopen As Coronavirus Restrictions Loosened

French churches reopen as coronavirus restrictions loosened

Afghan security forces sit in a Humvee vehicle on May 19 amid fighting between Taliban militants and Afghan security forces in Kunduz

Afghan Taliban Announce Three-day Eid Ceasefire

Afghan Taliban announce three-day Eid ceasefire

The investigation could see Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro put on trial or even impeached

How Are South America, Africa Doing During The Coronavirus? A Look At What Countries Are Seeing More Cases

Cases of COVID-19 have recently seen a sharp uptick across Africa and South America.

Hundreds of New Hampshire residents rallied outside the statehouse in Concord on April 18, 2020 to urge a quick end to the northeastern state's virus-related stay-at-home rule; similar protests have spread across the country

Will Trump Win New Hampshire In 2020? Another Tight Battle May Await After Close Loss To Hillary Clinton

New Hampshire's poor economy amid the coronavirus could hurt the President's chances in the Granite State.

Alabama Man Kills Live-In Girlfriend After Domestic Dispute, 12-Year-Old In Home Unharmed

The boyfriend has been identified as 39-year-old Elzie Rufus Joiner and has been charged with murder.

Spain To Reopen To Tourists As South America Named Virus Hotspot

Spain to reopen to tourists as South America named virus hotspot

Coupled with facial recognition technology, China's surveillance network is key to its efforts to control its population

Amazon, Google, Microsoft Among US Companies Offering Internet Services To Blacklisted Surveillance Companies In China

Major American tech firms have been accused of providing vital web services to blacklisted Chinese surveillance outfits engaged in human rights abuses.

The motorcade carrying US President Donald Trump travels through Reston, Virginia on May 23, 2020.

Trump Heads To Golf Course, Says Will Attend Space Launch

Trump heads to golf course, says will attend space launch

Trump said Thursday he would would pull the US out, alleging Moscow had not adhered to its commitments under the pact

Will There Be Another Stimulus Check? Trump May Be On Board Despite Rejecting House Democrats' $3 Trillion HEROES Act

“I would say there could be one more nice shot. One more nice dose,” Trump said about another stimulus bill.

Manny Pacquiao Bares Ultimate Nemesis To Filipino NBA Prospect Kai Sotto

Manny Pacquiao shared what could be the greatest stumbling block to basketball prospect Kai Sotto and his bid to become the first homegrown Filipino player to enter the NBA.