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Hong Kong riot police detain a man as they clear protesters taking part in a July 1, 2020 rally against the new national security law imposed by Beijing

Hong Kong Reels After The Year That Free Speech Died

Hong Kong reels after the year that free speech died

What Is Martial Law? Trump Reportedly Considers Military Rule To Extend Term

US President Donald Trump undercut his own administration's assessment that Russia was behind a massive cyberattack

Martial law would allow the military to search or seize Americans without reasonable cause and deprive them of the right to trial before imprisonment.

Britain Hit By Virus Travel Bans As US Reaches Stimulus Deal

Italians will have to prepare for Christmas under new strict virus restrictions

Britain hit by virus travel bans as US reaches stimulus deal

David Beckham, seen here at a July 2018 City of Miami Commissioners meeting, may have more trouble in store at his proposed Inter Miami MLS stadium site after an unfavorable environmental report

Football Rumors: David Beckham Plans Swoop For Manchester United Outcast, Chelsea Striker

David Beckham's Inter Miami is considering transfer moves for Sergio Ramos and Olivier Giroud.

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Apple is adding labels to its apps so that users can easily see and understand what those programs do with their data

Apple Temporarily Shuts Down California Store Locations Amid Rising COVID Cases

Apple has announced the shutdown of west coast retail stores.

Travel restrictions imposed during the first wave of the crisis forced many airlines to ground almost their entire fleets

How US Airlines Must Use $15 Billion Of Federal Aid From Stimulus Package

U.S. airlines will be required to follow certain guidelines to receive a portion of the $15 billion of federal aid.

The US embassy in the Iraqi capital Baghdad, pictured in 2007

Rockets Hit Near US Embassy In Iraq As Tensions Flare

Rockets hit near US embassy in Iraq as tensions flare

How’s Your Christmas History? Here Are 9 Facts You Might Not Know

From why Christmas falls on Dec. 25 to whether or not there were really only the three wise men, we take a look at some popular Christmas legends.

Afghan security force members stand at the site of the attack in Kabul on December 20, 2020

Nine Killed In Kabul Car Bomb Targeting Afghan MP

Nine killed in Kabul car bomb targeting Afghan MP

Mexican superstar Saul "Canelo" Alvarez became the unified world super middleweight champion overcoming a stark height difference with a 12-round beatdown of the previously undefeated Callum Smith in San Antonio, Texas

Mexico's Alvarez Overpowers Britain's Smith To Claim Two Titles

Mexico's Alvarez overpowers Britain's Smith to claim two titles

Weber says the pandemic has reminded the public of the crucial role played by the pharmaceutical sector

Pharma Chief Urges Transparency In Virus Vaccine Rollout

Pharmaceutical firms must be "very transparent" about the risks and benefits of vaccines in efforts to end the coronavirus pandemic.

Border controls between African countries can be arduous -- red tape, tariffs and other hurdles are a major discouragement to trade, say experts

Long Way Before Africa's Single Market Moves At Full Steam

Long way before Africa's single market moves at full steam

The factory churns out disposable syringes 24 hours a day, seven days a week, destined for use around the world

German Factory Races To Churn Out Covid-19 Syringes

German factory races to churn out Covid-19 syringes

The New York Stock Exchange has had a wild year in 2020, due largely to the coronavirus pandemic and its changing impact on the economy

The Pandemic Made 2020 A Wild Year For Wall Street

After a rather quiet January and February, Wall Street suddenly collapsed in March, frightened by the arrival of COVID-19 and its consequences for the world's largest economy.

Saad Polus Qiryaqoz and his family prepare to celebrate Christmas in Jordan away from his native Iraq which they fled after jihadists seized their hometown and destroyed it six years ago but they say the feast is not the same as back home

Bleak Christmas For Iraqi Refugees Stuck In Jordan

Bleak Christmas for Iraqi refugees stuck in Jordan

Top US infectious disease official Anthony Fauci said he personally gave Santa Claus a coronavirus vaccines

Ho Ho Ho And 'Good To Go': Fauci Gives Santa Virus Vaccine

Ho ho ho and 'good to go': Fauci gives Santa virus vaccine

US President-elect Joe Biden has said fighting climate change and protecting the enviroment will be a top priority of his administration

Biden Introduces Environment Team To Tackle 'Existential Threat'

The president-elect introduced key members of his environmental team and said his administration would make the fight against global warming a pillar of his drive to rebuild the pandemic-hit economy.