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Meghan Markle Gave Nema Vand An Eskimo Kiss, Tried To Impress The Actor

Meghan Markle tried to impress Nema Vand in one of their encounters when they were younger.

'Major' Mental Health Crisis Looming From Pandemic: UN

While protecting physical health has been the main concern during the first months of the crisis, it is also placing huge mental strains on large swathes of the global population, UN says

'Major' mental health crisis looming from pandemic: UN

Japan Seeks To Lift Virus Emergency In Most Regions

Japan is hoping to lift a state of emergency over the coronavirus early in much of the country as infections drop

Japan seeks to lift virus emergency in most regions

US Space Force To Begin Warfare Training For Operators

The U.S. Space Force has unrolled specialized career tracks that will train its operators in the field of space-based warfare.

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A monk walks in front of a giant Buddha statue wearing a face mask at Wat Nithet Rat Pradit temple in Pathum Thani outside Bangkok

US Says China Trying To Steal COVID-19 Vaccine As Markets Slump

US says China trying to steal COVID-19 vaccine as markets slump

Coronavirus Testing: Bill Gates Rolls Out COVID-19 At-Home Test Kits In Seattle

Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates announced that COVID-19 at-home test kits are being rolled out in Seattle beginning May 13 under the Seattle Coronavirus Assessment Network (SCAN) program.

President Donald Trump is the first US president since Richard Nixon in the 1970s to refuse to release his tax returns

Coronavirus US Death Toll Overcounted? Trump Questions Accuracy Of Data, Sources Reveal

President Donald Trump is pressing CDC to change the way it counts deaths from COVID-19, saying the current numbers are inflated.

Uber is bidding for rival meal delivery service Grubhub in a deal that would bolster its Uber Eats operations and create the largest player in the segment in the United States

Uber Offers $6 Bn For Meal Delivery Rival Grubhub: Source

Uber offers $6 bn for meal delivery rival Grubhub: source

Havana's Revolution Square stands nearly empty on May Day 2020 as a precaution against the coronavirus pandemic -- the US has accused Cuba of not doing enough on counterterrorism

US, Cuba Trade Terrorism Accusations As Havana Blacklisted

US, Cuba trade terrorism accusations as Havana blacklisted

Amazon called for a US price gouging law that would hold sellers -- rather than the online platform -- liable for profiteering from a national emergency, as it defended its actions to curb unfair pricing by its marketplace partners

Amazon News: E-Commerce Giant Extends $2 Hourly Pay Raise Through May, But Worker Concerns Remain

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has seen his wealth increase by at least $24 billion amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Tesla Gets A Win: Company, Alameda County Reach Deal To Reopen US Factory

Tesla will now be allowed to resume operations at its sole U.S. factory.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has ordered a sweeping ban on many assault weapons after a deadly mass shooting

Coronavirus In US, Canada: Countries Likely To Extend Border Closure Due To Pandemic

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau seemed cautious on Tuesday about opening Canada's border with the U.S.

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

Stocks Slump On Fed Comments, Fears Of Second Coronavirus Wave

Stocks slump on Fed comments, fears of second coronavirus wave

How Long Will The Coronavirus Pandemic Last? WHO Scientist Says Control Of Contagion May Be Years Off

WHO scientist Soumya Swaminathan said whether we ever control spread of the virus will depend on a variety of factors including whether it mutates and whether an effective vaccine can be developed.

Injured mourners are taken to hospital after a suicide bomb attack on a funeral in eastern Afghanistan

Taliban Say Ready To Fight Attacking Afghan Forces

Taliban say ready to fight attacking Afghan forces

COVID-19 Can't Stop Marvel From Releasing 'Black Widow' Movie Early In UK

Marvel's "Black Widow" gets an earlier release date in the UK, 10 days ahead from the US release.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell hailed the unanimous passing of the $2 trillion lifeline

Senate Just Allowed FBI To Search Your Browser History Without Warrant

An amendment added by Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., and Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont., that would have required the Justice Department to show probable cause before collecting data under the Patriot Act failed to pass the 60-vote threshold, as 59 Senators voted for it.

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