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Biochemists To Bolsonaro: Virus Protests Across The World

Biochemists to Bolsonaro: virus protests across the world

Trump Moves On China Apps May Create New Internet 'Firewall'

US moves to ban Chinese-owned mobile app TikTok could set a precedent for moves by other countries to limit American internet companies, analysts say

Trump moves on China apps may create new internet 'firewall'

Trump Says He Will Move Forward With Executive Orders To Help Americans Amid Pandemic

President Donald Trump said the coronavirus pandemic in the US is likely to 'get worse before it gets better'

Trump said he will move forward with multiple executive orders and also declared he would move to require health insurers to cover all pre-existing conditions.

Donald Trump stood at the presidential podium in the White House Rose Garden on on July 14, 2020 and unleashed a torrent of criticism on his Democratic opponent, turning the press conference into a campaign event

As Trump Talks Action Against Coronavirus, Crowd Watches Without Masks, Social Distancing

Dozens of maskless guests joined President Trump’s press conference at his New Jersey golf club on Friday, in violation of the state's health regulations.

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is seen in Ottawa in April 2020

Trade Feud Simmers As Canada Places Tariffs On Over $2 Billion In US Goods

Canada has said that it will counter every trade restriction enacted by the U.S., but will not escalate the feud themselves.

US Representative Rashida Tlaib says she won't accept Israel's 'humiliating' conditions to visit her aging grandmother in the West Bank

House Ethics Committee Orders Michigan Congresswoman To Reimburse Campaign $10,800

The House Ethics Committee on Friday ordered Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich, to pay her campaign $10,800 for salary payments she received after being elected to congress, but found her wrongdoing was not intentional.

Relations between Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko (left) and Vladimir Putin's Russia have taken a knock.

US Intelligence Officials Report Russian Attempts To Sabotage Biden While China Targets Trump

China and Iran are also reportedly working to undermine President Trump's reelection chances.

Who will fill the other spot on Joe Biden's ticket to the White House?

Michigan Poll Shows Joe Biden With Strong Lead On Donald Trump

A new poll released Friday shows Biden with a 11-point lead over Trump in Michigan, a crucial battleground state with 16 electoral votes.

Destroyed trucks at Beirut port, three days after a massive blast devastated the Lebanese capital

Trump, Macron Discuss Immediate Humanitarian Assistance To Lebanon After Explosions

President Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron have agree to work together with the international community to provide immediate humanitarian assistance to Lebanon, following a devastating blast in Beirut on Tuesday.

WeChat is a messaging, social media and online payment platform all in one app

Trump’s Order To Prohibit WeChat May Hurt Sales Of Apple’s iPhones In China

The order would prohibit Apple from providing the WeChat app on its phones in China.

A 'help wanted' sign in the window of Add Accessories in New York City

Job Gains Slowing -- Could Economic Recovery From Coronavirus Pandemic Be Stalling?

Gains in the hospitality and retail sectors accounted for nearly half the 1.8 million jobs created, but a wave of business failures is poised to begin.

President Donald Trump has set a deadline of mid-September 2020 for TikTok to be acquired by a US firm or be banned in the United States

TikTok Takes On Trump, Threatening Legal Action Over Executive Order

TikTok has repeatedly denied sharing information with the Chinese government via its parent company, ByteDance.

White House Seeks To Make It Harder For Chinese Companies To List On Stock Exchanges

Trump administration proposed tougher guidelines for Chinese firms seeking U.S. listings

US Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and US Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer have been in talks with the White House over a new emergency aid plan, after Republicans 'failed, in spectacular fashion' to come up with a plan with broad support

Democrats, Trump Administration 'Far Apart' On Second Coronavirus Stimulus Bill

President Trump considering executive orders if statemate doesn't end.

Chinese WeChat Users Fear Being Cut Off From US Friends

Chinese WeChat users fear being cut off from US friends

A coronavirus tester takes a swab sample at a drive-through testing station in Melbourne

Get Tested For COVID-19 Only If There was 'Close Exposure', Says Trump Administration Testing Chief

Healthy, young people need not get tested for COVID-19, said Dr. Brett Giroir during a recent interview.

US President Donald Trump addresses the annual National Rifle Association convention in 2019

GOP Fears Losing 'House, Senate And White House' If Election Happened Today

The Republican Party now has to contend with the immense probability control of the U.S. government will fall to Democrats in November.

CDC to release new guidance on safe reopening of schools

Trump Disapproval Rating On School Reopenings At 63%, Parents Uncomfortable With In-Person Classes

A new poll gives President Donald Trump failing marks on his handling of school reopenings.

Trump Issues Executive Order Against TikTok, We Chat Banning US Transactions

The executive order will cease TikTok's business in the U.S. if it isn't sold by parent firm ByteDance to Microsoft Corporation or another American firm.

Zhang Yiming Net Worth: How TikTok Founder Built A Multibillion Empire

Zhang Yiming has a net worth of $16.2 billion. He founded ByteDance that owns the social media app TikTok. Last year, Tiktok recorded over 1 billion downloads in the U.S.

Republican Lawmaker Calls On Jerry Falwell Jr. To Resign As Liberty University President After Bizarre Photo

Rep. Mark Walker, R-N.C., called for Jerry Falwell Jr. to step down after a recent Instagram post, calling his behavior "appalling."

A gravedigger gets ready to work during a funeral at the San Isidro cemetery in Azcapotzalco, in Mexico City on August 6, 2020, amid the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

Mexico's Coronavirus Deaths Surpass 50,000

Mexico's coronavirus deaths surpass 50,000

US Job Gains May Have Stalled In July Amid Virus Spike

US job gains may have stalled in July amid virus spike

President Donald Trump reimposed tariffs, to take effect August 16, in response to what Washington called a "surge" in aluminum imports from Canada over the past year

Trump Reimposes 10% Tariff On Canadian Aluminum

Trump had exempted Canadian products from the tariffs as part of the USMCA free trade deal with Mexico and the United States, on condition that they "not flood our country with exports and kill all of our aluminum jobs."

Ukrainian Oligarch Linked To Rudy Giuliani Accused Of Stealing Billions In Money Laundering Scheme

Ukrainian oligarch Igor Kolomoisky has been accused of stealing billions in a money-laundering scheme and played a role in Rudy Giuliani's attempt to find dirt of former Vice President Joe Biden.