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Apple CEO Tim Cook speaks about the new Apple TV+ service which will include original shows including "Snoopy in Space"

Apple CEO Tim Cook Believes Immigrants Make US ‘Stronger’, Supports Immigration Reform

Apple CEO wants the Republican Senate to approve an immigration reform bill the GOP staunchly opposes.

China Demands US Cancel Tariffs To End Trade War

China has said there is 'no difference' with the US on reaching a trade deal amid scepticism about what President Trump has announced as a 'substantial phase one' agreement

China has urged the United States to scrap all tariffs slapped in the context of the US-China trade war so that the two countries can proceed to a final agreement on trade.

US-French Comic Book Tackles Mass Shootings With Superheroes

French comic book illustrator Phil Briones works in his home office in Los Angeles

French comic book illustrator Phil Briones worked for a decade at Disney

Russian arms manufacturers, along with diamond, grain and oil companies are becoming increasingly active in Africa as the continents' economies grow

For Russian Business, Big Dreams In Africa

Egypt is one of a few African countries that can be reached directly from Moscow

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Acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney said Trump's Florida resort was 'the best place' for the next G7 summit

Swift Backlash As Trump Picks Own Golf Resort To Host G7

US President Donald Trump has awarded hosting of the next G7 summit to one of his own Florida golf clubs, the White House said on Thursday, sparking accusations of corruption from opposition lawmakers and ethics campaigners.The Trump National Doral Golf Club in Miami was "the best place" among a dozen US venues considered for the June 10-12 gathering next year, acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney told reporters at the White House.

Trucks burn in Culiacan, capital of jailed Mexican druglord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman's home state of Sinaloa, on October 17, 2019

Fierce Gun Battle Rocks El Chapo's Bastion In Mexico

Armed gunmen are seen in a street of Culiacan, capital of jailed Mexican druglord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman's home state of Sinaloa, on October 17, 2019

US Ambassador Gordon Sondland (C) arrives at the US Capitol to testify in the impeachment investigation of President Donald Trump

White House Admits Trump Tied Ukraine Aid To Political Effort

US Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi says the timeline for the impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump depends 'on the truth line'

Trial Set In New York On Exxon's Climate Statements

A February 2017 protest by environmentalists in support of a New York state Exxon Mobil probe on climate change that will be the subject of a trial next week

GM employee Nikki Guevara pickets outside of the General Motors Renaissance Center during a UAW GM Council Meeting that decided to send the agreement to the full workforce before ending the strike

UAW Says GM Strike To Continue Until Workers Vote On Deal

GM employees picket outside of the General Motors Renaissance Center in Detroit. An agreement to end the strike includes wage increases, but allows the automaker to close several plants

US Vice President Mike Pence brokered the agreement for Turkey to suspend its offensive against the Kurds in northern Syria

Turkey Deal May Ease Domestic Criticism Of Trump But Doubts Remain

US Senator Lindsey Graham has strongly criticized President Donald Trump's withdrawal of US troops from Syria

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador worries about the US Mexico Canada trade agreement getting hung up in the US Congress

Mexican President Woos US Democrats To Back Trade Deal

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez insisted on his commitment to bettering conditions for Mexican workers, calling it "a core issue for my government"

Dead Body In Tijuana Pump Station Causes 14.5 Million Gallon Spillage Incident Reaching San Diego

A dead body in a Tijuana pump station caused a sewage backup that led to 14.5 million gallons of untreated sewage spilling into San Diego. The Mexican authorities released a statement saying they are not entirely sure how the body ended up there.

Manny Pacquiao To Star In WWII Hollywood War Movie

The jack-of-all-trades boxer is set to join the cast of a planned war movie called "Freedom Fighters."

A gun, money bag and other items seized from criminals who raided the cargo terminal of the Viracopos International Airport, in Campinas, Sao Paulo state, Brazil, on October 17, 2019

Three Gunmen Killed In Brazil Airport Raid, Kidnapping: Police

Police officers are photographed following the raid on the cargo terminal of the Viracopos International Airport, in Campinas, Sao Paulo state, Brazil, on October 17, 2019

NBA commissioner Adam Silver said Thursday that the financial consequences to the NBA in an ongoing dispute with China "have been and may continue to be fairly dramatic"

NBA Boss Silver Says Losses In China Row 'Substantial'

Protesters in Hong Kong hold photos of NBA star LeBron James as the fallout continues from a tweet last month by an NBA team executive supportive of pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong, an executive James said needed to be better informed on the issue

Delegates attend the opening of the 42nd session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva last month

Uproar As Venezuela Wins Seat On UN Rights Council

Delegates attend the opening of the 42nd session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva in September 2019

Key Developments In Turkey's Offensive In Syria

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan (C-L) and US Vice President Mike Pence (C-R), joined by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo (4R), Turkish Vice President Fuat Oktay (4L), Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu (3L) and senior aides, meet at the presidential complex in Ankara, Turkey, on October 17, 2019