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Walgreens Considers Going Private: Will This Be The Largest Leveraged Buyout On Record?

Walgreens is reportedly considering a deal to go private.

US Vows Pressure On Venezuela, Punishes Five Officials

Remigio Ceballos, a senior Venezuelan admiral hit by US sanctions, walks to the left of President Nicolas Maduro during a January 2019 military rally

Russia Calls For Closing UN Office In Bosnia

Russia called Tuesday for closing the office of the UN High Representative in Bosnia, claiming the senior UN official there is biased.The remarks by Moscow's UN ambassador Vassily Nebenzia came after the Security Council unanimously approved a further one-year extension of the European Union's military force (Eufor-Althea) to implement the 1995 Dayton Accords in Bosnia.Some analysts see Bosnia as a proxy for power struggles between Washington and Moscow, with western powers frequently accusing Moscow of meddling in the region to prevent Balkan states from joining NATO.

North Korea News: Kim Jong Un's Government Says US Terrorism Blacklist Impedes Nuclear Negotiations

North Korea considers it an "insult" to be included on the State Department's sponsors of terrorism list and that it could hamper the dialogue between the two countries on denuclearization.

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Facebook Says Libra Needs 'Decades' To Take Hold

It's going to be a while

Merkel Dreamt Of US Road Trip 'Listening To Springsteen'

German Chancellor Angela Merkel says if the Berlin hadn't fallen, she would have driving around the US listening to Bruce Springsteen

US Service Sector Rebounds In October

Transportation and wholesale trade were bright spots in October despite headwinds from the trade war, ISM said

US-China Trade War 'Hurting Both Countries': UN

UNCTAD economist Alessandro Nicita said Chinese exporters were increasingly lowering the prices of goods subjected to tariffs

IBM: Face Recognition Tech Should Be Regulated, Not Banned

IBM joined tech rivals Microsoft and Amazon in callign for regulations for facial recognition technology to protect civil liberties, while arguing against an outright ban

Will Sean Spicer Win ‘Dancing With The Stars?’

Following another surprising ouster, it’s looking more likely than ever that Sean Spicer may do the unthinkable and win Season 28 of “Dancing With the Stars.”

Afghan Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah gestures during an interview with AFP at the Sapedar Palace in Kabul

Afghan Chief Executive Slams President's 'Wishlist' Peace Plan

Afghan Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah called into question the validity of thousands of votes from the recent presidential election

Tuesday's Market Open: Stocks Higher On Trade Optimism

The Commerce Department reported trade with Chine fell in September. Imports were off 4.9% and exports tumbled 10%.

Governments around the world, led by China, are stepping up the use of social media surveillance and disinformation in a growing threat to democracy, a human rights group says

Social Media Disinformation, Surveillance Growing: Watchdog

Despite growing digital surveillance, some activists are able to use apps and social media to mobilize and organize protests

US Trade Deficit Takes Biggest Tumble In Eight Months

The US trade gap dropped 4.7 percent in September as imports fell more than exports

Facebook Steps Up Monitoring For Taiwan Elections

Facebook says it will step up monitoring of the platform's use in Taiwan ahead of elections due there in January

Air France is hoping for some lift from deals reached with its staff after a series of strikes

Air France Must Capitalise On Home Market: AF-KLM Chief

As Air France-KLM Chief Executive Officer Benjamin Smith wants Air France to focus on the most profitable parts of its business

Drug Cartel Shoots And Kills Nine Americans In Mexico, Including 5 Children

Nine Utah residents were allegedly killed by drug traffickers in Northern Mexico on Monday. Twelve more were reportedly kidnapped and remain missing.

Princess Diana Wanted To ‘Step Down’ From Public Life Due To Overwhelming Attention

Princess Diana already wanted to limit her public appearances even before she divorced Prince Charles.

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2 Supplements That Can Help You Get A Good Sleep

An inability to get a good night’s sleep can wreak havoc to your daily routine. If you find it hard to sleep, a recent study revealed that you can take two supplements, which can help you get that much-needed rest.