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China Coronavirus Update: Flight Carrying Americans Evacuated From Wuhan Lands In California

Wuhan is “ground zero” to the virus believed to have originated from a fish market in the city that sold wild animals alive and as food

Church Leaders Arrested On Charges Of Human Trafficking By FBI

The administrators brought church members from the Philippines to the United States using a children’s foundation as a front.

No China Tariff Rollback Even If Global Economy Feels Coronavirus Pain, Says US Trade Adviser

"I wanted to wait till I finished China, Trump told media, before taking on a trade dispute with the European Union

U.S. trade adviser Peter Navarro has denied plans to roll back China tariffs if the global economy was hit by the new coronavirus outbreak that started in the industrial city of Wuhan in Hubei province.

The coronavirus is another uncertainty for the global economic outlook and likely to cause disruption

Coronavirus Update: First Case In The Philippines Confirmed; Patient Reportedly Traveled In Cebu, Dumaguete

Philippines has confirmed its first case of novel coronavirus or 2019-nCoV on Thursday.

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Former national security advisor John Bolton (l) says President Donald Trump wanted to freeze military aid to Ukrain until Kiev opened an investigation into Joe Biden, the frontrunner for the Democratic presidential nomination

White House Seeks To Quash Bolton Testimony At Trump Trial

White House seeks to quash Bolton testimony at Trump trial

Britain's Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

Twitter Users Have Funny, Outrageous Reactions To Meghan Markle ‘Happier’ After Leaving Royal Family

Twitter users have funny and outrageous reactions to the claims that Meghan Markle has never been happier after leaving the royal family.

The prosecution team detailed how President Donald Trump undertook to force Kiev to help him tarnish his possible 2020 reelection rival, former vice president Joe Biden

Trump Approval Rating In California Still Very Low, 66% Won't Vote For Him

Trump has written off California as a state he'll win in November for a good reason: two in three Californians won't vote for him.

Over $7M, Hundreds Of Pounds Of Illegal Drugs Seized At Michigan Entry Ports

U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced mass seizures of illegal drugs, guns and cash at Michigan ports of entry last year.

The Infrared Astronomical Satellites (IRAS) space telescope was launched in 1983 as a joint project of NASA, Great Britain, and the Netherlands, and its mission lasted only 10 months

Two Defunct Satellites Narrowly Miss Collision: Officials

Two defunct satellites narrowly miss collision: officials

Several Pacific territories have taken steps to restrict access, despite being heavily reliant on Chinese tourism revenues

US Commonwealth Islands Ban Travellers From China Over Virus Fears

US commonwealth islands ban travellers from China over virus fears

After Friday, Britain faces an 11-month Brexit period during which PM Johnson will try to strike new trade deals with the EU and other countries

UK Economy Seeks To Balance Brexit With Global Strains

UK economy seeks to balance Brexit with global strains

Padron boss Jorge Padron pauses between puffs during an interview with AFP at his factory in Esteli in January

Nicaraguan Cigar Factories Keep It In The Family

Nicaraguan cigar factories keep it in the family

Meghan Markle’s Father ‘Embarrassed’ By Duchess, Prince Harry’s Decision To Step Back

Meghan Markle’s father is embarrassed by her and Prince Harry’s decision to step back from their royal duties.

Tesla Shares Rise After Better Than Expected Fourth Quarter

Tesla shares rise after better than expected fourth quarter

Warren Buffett Tosses Out His Papers: Berkshire Sells Media Holdings To Lee Enterprises

Berkshire Hathaway has unloaded its newspapers on Lee Enterprises

The US Federal Reserve held its policy interest rate steady after its first meeting of 2020

US Fed Watching Global Economy For Signs Of Infection From Virus

US Fed watching global economy for signs of infection from virus

Investors are increasingly worried about the economic impact of the coronavirus, which has now killed at least 132 people and infected more people in China than SARS

Stock Markets Mostly Rise, As Airlines Act Over Virus

Stock markets mostly rise, as airlines act over virus

Is America Ready For Video Game Hotels? Atari Announces Plans For Gaming-Themed Hotels Across US

Atari announced it will break ground on the first in the new line of hotels in Phoenix around the fall of 2020.

An ANA plane chartered by the Japanese government has gone to Wuhan to evacuate Japanese nationals from the epicentre of the China coronavirus outbreak -- here, the plane is seen before leaving Tokyo

WHO Calls World To Action On China Virus Ahead Of Crisis Talks

WHO calls world to action on China virus ahead of crisis talks

Iran Crisis: 50 US Service Members Suffered Brain Injuries After Missile Attack, Defense Department Says

President Trump has downplayed the injuries, sparking criticism from the Veterans of Foreign Wars organization.

The US and Canada sanctioned a railway company and its CEO for providing service to Crimea from Russia over the recently opened Kerch Strait Bridge

US, Canada Sanction Eight Over Crimea Involvement

US, Canada sanction eight over Crimea involvement

Money On The Mind? Survey Finds 90% Of Americans Feel Finances Impact Their Daily Stress

The survey was conducted by Thriving Wallet, a new venture born out of a partnership between credit company Discover and behavioral firm Thrive Global.