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Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un, called South Korea's foreign minister 'impudent' for her comments on the coronavirus

Kim's Sister Slams South Korean Minister Over Coronavirus

Kim's sister slams South Korean minister over coronavirus

Airbnb, DoorDash Lead 'Unicorn Parade' Ending Hot IPO Year

DoorDash is capitalizing on a pandemic-induced surge in its meal delivery business to list its shares on Wall Street at a lofty valuation in the tens of billions

Airbnb, DoorDash lead 'unicorn parade' ending hot IPO year

White House Proposes New $916 Bn Stimulus Plan To Break Deadlock

A $916 billion stimulus proposal announced by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin comes as millions of Americans are set to lose unemployment benefits at the end of December

White House proposes new $916 bn stimulus plan to break deadlock

Taylor Swift, Oprah Winfrey Among Most Powerful Women Of 2020

Forbes has released its list of the 100 most powerful women of 2020, and it features artists like Taylor Swift, Beyonce Knowles, Oprah Winfrey and many others.

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The murder of US Army Specialist Vanessa Guillen drew attention to the high rate of violent crime and sexual assault at Fort Hood, Texas

US Army Sacks Commanders Over Texas Base Crime Wave

US Army sacks commanders over Texas base crime wave

Elon Musk's move to Texas comes after he feuded with authorities in California over public health orders that temporarily closed a plant in the state

It's Official: Tesla's Musk Has Moved To Texas

It's official: Tesla's Musk has moved to Texas

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has complained that the DEA acted behind his back

Mexico Says It Plans To Limit Actions Of US Agents

Mexico says it plans to limit actions of US agents

The target of US sanctions, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro broke off diplomatic relations with the United States in January 2019

Venezuela's Maduro Says Hopeful Of Dialogue With Biden

Venezuela's Maduro says hopeful of dialogue with Biden

A member of staff returns a tray with a used syringe after adminstering a does of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine at a health centre in Cardiff, South Wales' on December 8, 2020 as Britain starts it starts its biggest ever vaccination programme

Trump Signs Vaccine Decree After Questions Raised On Supply

Trump signs vaccine decree after questions raised on supply

American Airlines plans to resume commercial flights on the Boeing 737 MAX later this month

Boeing Hit By More Canceled Orders Even As MAX Nears Return

Boeing hit by more canceled orders even as MAX nears return

Yoko Ono, shown here at the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival in New York, has spent her life advocating for peace, especially in the years following her husband's horrific murder

Yoko Ono Urges Gun Control As Fans Commemorate John Lennon's Death

Yoko Ono urges gun control as fans commemorate John Lennon's death

Norway's intelligence service things the cyberattack on parliament may have been the work of hackers linked to Russian military intelligence

Norway Accuses Russian Hackers Of Parliament Attack

Norway accuses Russian hackers of parliament attack

Melting sea ice in Svalbard, Norway in 2013 -- each year it is melting a bit more in the warm weather and refreezing a bit less in winter

Arctic Endured One Of Its Hottest Years In 2020: Study

Arctic endured one of its hottest years in 2020: study

Map of Mozambique locating Cabo Delgado province and Pemba

Jihadists Attack Village Near Mozambique Gas Project

Jihadists attack village near Mozambique gas project

Demonstrators called for Assange's release at a protest outside the British Embassy in Brussels on Monday

UN Expert Demands Assange's Release, 10 Years On

UN expert demands Assange's release, 10 years on

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon has moved to acquire the remaining 49 percent stake in a China joint venture

Goldman Sachs Moves To Buy 100% Of China Joint-venture

Goldman Sachs moves to buy 100% of China joint-venture

Chuck Yeager is seen here in 1947 with "Glamorous Glennis," the experimental plane in which he became the first human to travel faster than the speed of sound

Who Was Chuck Yeager? Legendary 'Fastest Man' Test Pilot Dead At 97

Yeager became the first pilot to break the sound barrier during a test flight in 1947 and repeated the feat 65 years later in an F-15.

Warner’s Straight To HBO Max Movie Deal Rattles Christopher Nolan After 'Tenet' Struggles

“Tenet” needs to gross $500 million to break even.

Time is running out on US President Donald Trump's bid to overturn the November election result

Trump Asked Pennsylvania Lawmaker About Options To Overturn Election Results

Some state lawmakers in Pennsylvania asked their colleagues to overturn the certification of the results, arguing some were not legally certified.

Trump Was 'On The Verge' Of Revealing Existence Of Aliens, Claims Ex-Israeli Space Head

Former Israel space security chief Haim Eshed has claimed that U.S. and Israeli governments are in contact with a "Galactic Federation" of aliens.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk visited the factory site outside Berlin in September

Lizards, Snakes Block Construction On Tesla's Berlin Plant

Lizards, snakes block construction on Tesla's Berlin plant

Robber Loots Bank With Mask Pulled Below Chin, Arrested After Face Caught On Surveillance Camera

Police had released the suspect’s images on Twitter asking for public help in identifying him.

IMAGES As the UK becomes the first country to roll-out the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine, 90-year-old Margaret Keenan becomes the first person to receive a dose, receiving the vaccination at a hospital in Coventry.

90-Year-Old British Grandma Gets The First COVID-19 Vaccine. Shakespeare Follows

Margaret Keenan, a 90-year-old grandmother in Britain, becomes the first to receive the Pfizer vaccination against COVID-19 outside of trial.

Just six of the 140 aircraft Norwegian was operating at the start of 2020 are still flying

Norwegian Air Secures Bankruptcy Protection In Norway

Norwegian Air secures bankruptcy protection in Norway

AOC’s Anti-Goya Tweet Raised The Company’s Profits

When Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez called for a boycott of Goya Foods, she raised sales for the company by 1,000%.

The US military in Afghanistan has rejected as "one-sided" a report that found civilian casualties caused by American and coalition air strikes soared after Washington relaxed its rules of engagement

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