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Easyjet planes stand idle as the company reported its first ever annual loss due to the coronavirus pandemic

Did Americans Travel Less During Thanksgiving Due To COVID Concerns?

Both public health officials and airlines weren't happy with the number of people flying for Thanksgiving.

Tigray Leader Vows To Fight On After Abiy Declares Victory

More than three weeks of fighting between federal forces and northern Tigrayan units has left thousands dead

Tigray leader vows to fight on after Abiy declares victory

Iran Says Israel, Exiled Group Killed Scientist In Complex Operation

Iranian officials pray over the coffin of top nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh during his funeral in Tehran on Monday, in this picture provided by the country's defence ministry

Iran says Israel, exiled group killed scientist in complex operation

Chef David Chang becomes first celebrity to win the big prize on "Who Wants to be a Millionaire"

Chef Chang Nabs $1 Million For Charity On 'Millionaire' Amid Net Worth Struggle

As early as May, Chang said the government needed to step in to prop up the struggling food and beverage industry.

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Why Kate Middleton May Miss The Queen's Christmas Dinner

Prince William and Kate Middleton may be left out of Queen Elizabeth’s Christmas plans.

Ex-French president Nicolas Sarkozy has been battling a barrage of legal cases since losing his immunity from prosecution after his failed 2012 re-election campaign

Sarkozy Slams 'Six Years Of Slander' At Corruption Trial

Sarkozy slams 'six years of slander' at corruption trial

What Did Kamala Harris Say On Twitter That’s Causing A Stir?

A fact-check from The Washington Post found most of those arrested during summer protests in Minnesota didn’t have to pay a cash bail.

Universal’s Super Nintendo World Is Opening In One Of Japan’s Most Hard-Hit COVID Cities

Super Nintendo World will open on February 4, 2021, in Osaka, Japan.

A bid to include a nationality question on the US census drew protests in April 2019. Another case involving immigrants and the census is before the US Supreme Court on Monday

Trump Administration Wages Last Major Supreme Court Fight

Trump administration wages last major Supreme Court fight

Moderna's headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts -- the company will file for emergency authorization of its Covid-19 vaccine in the United States and Europe

Moderna Requests US, Europe Vaccine Approvals After Full Results

Moderna requests US, Europe vaccine approvals after full results

Analysts say Ursula von der Leyen (L) and Charles Michel don't enjoy the same heavyweight status as predecessors despite successes like the EU's coronavirus recovery package

One Year Later, EU Duo Yet To Convince, Say Analysts

One year later, EU duo yet to convince, say analysts

Top US infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci has warned of 'a surge superimposed upon a surge' caused by millions travelling for the Thanksgiving holiday

Dr. Fauci Issues Christmas Warning: ‘It’s Not Too Late To Do Something About This’

"We might see a surge superimposed on the surge we are already in," Fauci said

More Japanese Died By Suicide In October Than From COVID-19 This Year So Far

Japan recorded a total of 2,153 suicide mortality in October alone.

A nurse conducts tests for the new coronavirus in a tent in the grounds of a private hospital in Stockholm

Oregon Nurse Brags About Flouting COVID-19 Guidelines On TikTok, Placed On Administrative Leave

The caption under the video posted by the nurse read, "When my coworkers find out I still travel, don't wear a mask when I'm out and let my kids have play dates."

Hundreds of officers including police commandos have been deployed around Mahara prison near Colombo

Eight Shot Dead In Sri Lanka Prison Coronavirus Riot

Eight shot dead in Sri Lanka prison coronavirus riot

Representational image of baby in a hospital

Baby In Singapore Born With COVID-19 Antibodies

The baby was born early this month without COVID-19 but with the virus antibodies.

Unilever's headquarters in Rotterdam will still manage the food and refreshments business, but the corporate headquarters is now in London

Unilever Becomes Wholly British Company

Unilever becomes wholly British company

There were reports of splits within the royal family, and a growing rift between Harry and William

How Queen Elizabeth II And Her Family Will Celebrate Royal Christmas Amid Pandemic

Prince William and Kate Middleton's children "miss their great-granny."

A lack of childcare has held back Italy's economy as many women can't work and the issue is one that could be tackled as the country designs programmes to help recover from the coronavirus pandemic

Italian Women Hope Post-virus Recovery Will Bring Change

Italian women hope post-virus recovery will bring change

Morrison called the tweet an 'outrageous and disgusting slur' against the Australian armed forces

Australia PM Slams Chinese Official's 'Repugnant' Tweet

Australia PM slams Chinese official's 'repugnant' tweet

Arcadia, the owner of a chain of retail clothing stores including Topshop, is struggling to avoid bankruptcy

Owner Of UK's Topshop Facing Collapse Despite Loan Offer: BBC

Owner of UK's Topshop facing collapse despite loan offer: BBC

'Here we go!' The first 'Super Mario' theme park will open in the Japanese city of Osaka in February 2021

Wow-ser: Japan 'Super Mario' Theme Park To Open In Feb

Wow-ser: Japan 'Super Mario' theme park to open in Feb

Infographic: Americans Unsure On Making Rent

The U.S. is facing an unprecedented eviction crisis if Congress is unable to pass a new stimulus relief bill soon.

Brazil authorities are urging voters to bring their own pens, respect social distancing guidelines and disinfect their hands

Losses For Bolsonaro, Wins For Center-right In Brazil Local Polls

Losses for Bolsonaro, wins for center-right in Brazil local polls

Foreign students disembark from an international flight at Darwin Airport, the first such arrivals since Australia's border closure in March

First Foreign Students Arrive In Australia Since Virus Closure

First foreign students arrive in Australia since virus closure

Homeless camp resident Jacques Brochu exits his tent at a Montreal encampment set up in the summer of 2020

Coronavirus Relief Bill: Millions Risk Losing Paid Leave, Eviction By New Year

The Families First policy, which gives half of the country's workforce paid leave, is set to expire by Dec. 31. The CDC's eviction moratorium will also expire by the end of the year.