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A watchtower on a high-security facility near what is believed to be a re-education camp on the outskirts of Hotan, in China's northwestern Xinjiang region, is seen in May 2019

US Lawmakers Seek Xinjiang Import Ban Over Forced Labor

US lawmakers seek Xinjiang import ban over forced labor

Coronavirus Update: Trump Urged By Democrats To Declare National Emergency As Virus Spreads

Chuck Schumer, seen here arriving at the Capitol during the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump,is the top Democrat in the Senate

Democratic leaders have called on Donald Trump to declare a national emergency, which would allocate vast funds to help local governments fight the spread of coronavirus.

US Cracks Down On Mexico 'New Generation' Cartel

Mexican soldiers with an armoured car patrol the streets during a 2014 operation against the Jalisco Next Generation narcotics cartel

US cracks down on Mexico 'New Generation' cartel

The United States says a French digitax services tax unfairly targets American tech companies such as Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon

Does Silicon Valley Have Too Much Power? Americans Growing Skeptical About Influence Of Big Tech Companies, Report Says

77% of Americans believe big tech firms such as Facebook and Google have too much power, a report from the Knight Foundation says.

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Statins for lowering cholesterol are among the most prescribed drugs in developed nations

Will There Be Drug Shortages Due To The Coronavirus? Complete List Of Medication Shortages

The FDA has a list of drugs that are in short supply. Will this list grow with the spread of the coronavirus?

WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the number of new coronavirus cases registered in the past day in China was far lower than in the rest of the world

Coronavirus Update: World Health Organization Declares COVID-19 Outbreak A Global Pandemic

The virus has spread to more than 118,000 people in 114 countries.

US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has taken the lead in negotiating among Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan on a controversial dam project

Will Trump Bail Out Travel, Oil Industries? Mnuchin Says Don't Call It That

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin tells lawmakers certain industries may need help from the administration, but don't call it a bailout.

Harvey Weinstein was brought from the notorious Rikers Island jail into the Manhattan criminal court in a wheelchair

Harvey Weinstein Sentenced: Disgraced Movie Producer To Serve 23 Years In Prison

Harvey Weinstein will serve 23 years in prison for criminal sexual assault and rape, a landmark ruling for the #MeToo era.

Democratic presidential hopeful Senator Bernie Sanders speaks at a rally at the Stifel Theater in downtown St. Louis

Bernie Sanders Press Conference: Democrat Says He's Winning Ideological Debate For Heart Of Voters

The Vermont senator says he's looking forward to Sunday's one-on-one debate with Joe Biden and will grill his opponent on such issues as healthcare and immigration.

(FILES) In this file photo taken on June 12, 2018 US President Donald Trump (R) meets with North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un (L) on Sentosa Island in Singapore. The US has slapped sanctions on three North Korea government-sponsored hacking operations

E3 Video Game Conference Cancelled Due To Coronavirus

E3 video game conference cancelled due to coronavirus

Coronavirus News: Adidas, Puma Warn Of Decline In Profits From Outbreak In China

Both sportswear companies took another hit in the stock market as they work to financially recover from the outbreak.

The US is lagging behind other advanced economies in pushing a stimulus package to counteract the economic damage done by the COVID-19 epidemic

Trump Facing Hurdles To Virus Stimulus Package

Trump facing hurdles to virus stimulus package

Melania Trump Humiliated: FLOTUS Sparked Outrage After Praising 'Be Best', Compared To Caitlyn Jenner

CNN reporter Kate Bennett claimed Melania Trump failed to talk about the recent coronavirus outbreak that affected thousands of people around the globe.

Shares of Boeing tumbled as the company reported dozens of plane cancelations as a clouded travel outlook due to coronavirus adds to the woes surrounding the 737 MAX

Boeing Hit By 737 MAX Cancellations

Boeing hit by 737 MAX cancelations

Argentina's President Alberto Fernandez (R) and Health Minister Gines Garcia at a cabinet meeting on tackling the coronavirus outbreak

Argentina, Colombia, Peru To Isolate Travelers From Virus-hit Nations

Argentina, Colombia, Peru to isolate travelers from virus-hit nations

Taliban political spokesman Suhail Shaheen told AFP 5,000 prisoners must be released for negotiations to begin

Taliban Reject Afghan Offer To Free 1,500 Prisoners Before Talks

Taliban reject Afghan offer to free 1,500 prisoners before talks

Is The Bull Market Over? Goldman Sachs Says Both Real And Financial Economies Stressed

In a note to investors, the investment bank said after 11 years the current bull market is at an end but that could change by the end of the year.

A congressional commission made more than 80 recommendations to improve US cyber defenses including the appointment of a caninet-level cybersecurity coordinator

US Needs Top Cyber Coordinator, Better Hacker 'Deterrence': Panel

US needs top cyber coordinator, better hacker 'deterrence': panel

Democratic presidential hopeful US Senator Bernie Sanders speaks at a âBernie 2020â rally at the Stifel Theater in downtown St.Louis, Missouri on March 9,2020

Democrats Look For Sanders Concession After Big Biden Wins

Democrats look for Sanders concession after big Biden wins

Stimulus plans by US President Donald Trump's administration have helped inject some calm into panicky financial markets

World Steps Up Financial Fight Against Virus

World steps up financial fight against virus

Coronavirus Update: Iran Confirms Total Of 9,000 COVID-19 Cases, With 63 New Deaths

Tehran confirmed 9,000 COVID-19 cases and 354 deaths in the country as of Wednesday.

Denise Jameson wears costume to remind people of income tax filing in San Francisco

Washington Looks To Move Tax Deadline In Wake Of Coronavirus

April 15 is not set in stone for 2020 Washington works on COVID-19 recovery

The cost of air travel and gasoline has plunged due to the COVID-19 epidemic, holding down US inflation

As Coronavirus Hits, US Inflation Largely Absent In February

As coronavirus hits, US inflation largely absent in February

The US government considers Huawei a potential security threat

Huawei To Launch P40 Smartphone Via Live Streaming Event

Chinese tech giant Huawei reportedly plans to launch its upcoming P40 smartphone via a livestreamed online event.

South Korea has reported the largest number of coronavirus infections outside China, with more than 6,000 cases

Coronavirus Update: E-Book Startup Gives Free Access To COVID-19 Patients

Startup Millie's Library found a way to uplift not the students who will be home-schooled but the number of South Koreans who are presently dealing with COVID-19. The e-book startup is opening up its services to the infected people for free.