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Australian Federal Police detective superintendent Paula Hudson has said there has been a spike in online child abuse due to lockdowns as predators and children spend more time at home using the internet

Covid-19 Lockdowns Drive Spike In Online Child Abuse

Covid-19 lockdowns drive spike in online child abuse

Oscars 2021 To Have 'In-Person Telecast,' Academy Says

Since 2015 and the #OscarsSoWhite campaign, the Academy has made concerted efforts to broaden its membership

The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences has announced that the 93rd Academy Awards won't be held virtually and will instead be a traditional in-person ceremony.

Australia Exits First Recession In Almost 30 Years

Australia has exited its first recession in almost 30 years, after bringing local coronavirus transmission largely under control

The Australian Bureau of Statistics said household spending largely drove the economic bounce, rising 7.9% compared with the previous quarter.

Not everyone will be willing to take the vaccines

Covid-19 Wrecked 2020. Will 2021 Be Different?

Covid-19 wrecked 2020. Will 2021 be different?

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Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador came to power in 2018 promising to "transform" the country

Mexico's AMLO Marks Two Years In Office As Pandemic Rages

Mexico's AMLO marks two years in office as pandemic rages

Greece went into a second nationwide lockdown on November 7 after a dangerous spike in infections accompanied by scores of daily fatalities

Greece's Undeclared Workers Hit Hard By Virus Lockdown

Greece's undeclared workers hit hard by virus lockdown

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell holds the edge against his Democratic challenger in Kentucky.

Second Stimulus Check Update: McConnell Rejects New Bipartisan Coronavirus Relief Proposal

The bipartisan coronavirus relief proposal aimed to revive the federal weekly unemployment benefits and provide aid to small businesses.

Europeans could begin receiving the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine 'before the end of 2020', the companies said

US, Europe Develop Vaccine Plans With Approval Likely Soon

US, Europe develop vaccine plans with approval likely soon

Ilma Silva Santos (R) poses with her husband Antonio Pedro de Souza (L) and two of their children outside the two-room shack in a squatter camp where they live, in Salvador, Brazil

Brazil's Poor Fear Looming End Of Covid Emergency Cash

Brazil's poor fear looming end of Covid emergency cash

Salesforce, whose distinctive headquarters tower is a key element in the San Francisco skyline, is acquiring the workplace collaboration group Slack for some $27.7 billion

Salesforce To Buy Slack In $27.7 Bn Software Megadeal

The deal gives Salesforce the popular workplace messaging software developed by Slack, which has faced increased challenges during the coronavirus pandemic from video-based services such as Zoom.

Republican Governor Faces Impeachment For COVID-19 Health Measures As State Tops 17,000 Daily Cases

Gov. Mike DeWine was undercut by his own party despite record-setting transmission rates.

Police sealed off the area and urged people to stay away from the city centre

Baby Among Five Killed As Car Runs Down Shoppers In Germany

Baby among five killed as car runs down shoppers in Germany

Supporters of Nicolas Ernesto Maduro Guerra, son of the Venezuelan president and candidate in the upcoming legislative elections, are seen at a campaign rally in La Guaira

Leading Poll Boycott, Venezuela's Guaido Seeks More Sanctions On Maduro

Leading poll boycott, Venezuela's Guaido seeks more sanctions on Maduro

Bitcoin has surged more than 170 percent so far this year and is homing in on $20,000 for the first time

Stocks Rally On Economic Recovery Hopes

Stocks rally on economic recovery hopes

View of the archaeological site of Machu Picchu, in Cusco, Peru on November 2, 2020

Machu Picchu To Ease Covid-19 Visitor Limit

Machu Picchu to ease Covid-19 visitor limit

Shipping containers are seen on a Cosco Shipping vessel at the Port of Long Beach on August 23, 2019 in Long Beach, California

UN Urges Help For Virus-stranded Ship Crews

UN urges help for virus-stranded ship crews

Holiday Movies, TV Specials Airing On TV, Netflix, Apple TV And More This Week

The holiday season is here and there are plenty of movies and specials to watch this week.

A Man Reading a book about Business Growth

11 Entrepreneurs, Marketers, and Coaches to Follow in 2021

The year 2020 has been an interesting one for the business world. An unexpected pandemic wreaked havoc on many industries and businesses, with multi-national powerhouses having to furlough staff or shutter operations altogether. The business world was forced to get creative and navigate the tricky waters of a global pandemic while testing their own innovation.