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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro (L) and his Vice President Hamilton Mourao, photographed on April 29, 2020

Brazil President Bolsonaro Tests Positive For COVID-19, Again

Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro has repeatedly dismissed public health safety measures to address the coronavirus pandemic.

Retail Layoffs And Store Closures 2020: Nordstrom Makes Cuts, Sephora Trims Staff, Ulta Closes Stores

A view of New York City's first-ever women's Nordstrom that spans seven stories taken on November 27, 2019 in New York City

More retailers are making cuts to their workforce and closed stores as the coronavirus takes its toll on their industry.

UK Government Failed To Probe Russian 'Meddling', Say MPs

A Brexit-themed billboard depicting Britain's former foreign secretary Boris Johnson waving Russian national flags reading "Thank you Boris"

UK government failed to probe Russian 'meddling', say MPs

Starbucks’ Contactless Payment Options Will Help Prevent Spread Of Coronavirus And Still Earn Stars

Cash, credit or debit card, or mobile wallets will let Loyalty customers earn stars.

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On current trends, polar bears in 18 of 19 subpopulations will have been overtaken within 80 years by the galloping pace of change in the Arctic

Climate Change On Track To Wipe Out Polar Bears By 2100

Climate change on track to wipe out polar bears by 2100

China imposed a new national security law on Hong Kong late last month, straining ties with Taiwan

UK Suspends Extradition Treaty, Extends Weapon Sales Embargo To Hong Kong Over Security Laws

U.K. officials cited articles in China's new national security laws they said would further restrict free speech and limit Hong Kong's legal jurisdiction.

Bahamas Bans American Travelers After Rise In Coronavirus Cases

Bahamas prime minister said all ravel from the U.S. would stop on Wednesday at midnight.

Uighur men resing in front of a coffee bar in Kashgar, western Xinjiang. China denies abusing the Uighur population and says such accusations are slander

China Says Britain Going Down 'Wrong Path' Over Hong Kong

China says Britain going down 'wrong path' over Hong Kong

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Considered Liability Like Prince Andrew After Leaving Royal Family

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's popularity ratings have dropped drastically. Queen Elizabeth II is the most popular while Prince Andrew is the least popular.

Britain is one of a number of countries conducting vaccine trials for COVID-19

UK 'Confident' Moscow Helped Hackers Target Virus Vaccine

Britain, the United States and Canada on Thursday accused a hacking group called APT29 of spearheading the online attacks on various organizations involved in COVID-19 vaccine development.

The US has confirmed its borders with Canada and Mexico will remain closed until August 20 due to the coronavirus

US Extends Canada, Mexico Border Closures As Coronavirus Cases Rise

Americans are still barred from crossing into Canada and Mexico until at least Aug. 20.

Mary Trump's new book on her uncle is a bestseller

Trump Niece's Memoir Sells Nearly 1 Mn Copies On First Day

Trump niece's memoir sells nearly 1 mn copies on first day

Meghan Markle Not Taking Back Beloved Dog Bogart For Shocking Reason Involving Prince Harry

Meghan Markle has allegedly decided to not take back her rescue dog, Bogart, because the mutt doesn't like her husband Prince Harry.

David Thomson Net Worth: Media Mogul's Family Owns 320 Million Thomson Reuters Shares

David Thomson has a net worth of $5 billion while his family has a combined net worth of $35 billion. He is the co-chairman of Woodbridge and controls Thomson Reuters.

A worker disinfects the pitch at half time during the Rio de Janeiro state championship football final match between Flamengo and Fluminense at Maracana stadium, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on July 15, 2020

Russia Accused Of Vaccine Hacking As Brazil Crosses 2 Million Cases

Russia accused of vaccine hacking as Brazil crosses 2 million cases

A woman wears a face mask while purchasing bottles of rubbing alcohol at a Costco store in California: while panic buying empties shelves, some economists fear a slump in consumer spending on the back of virus fears could hurt the economy

Coronavirus Developments: Face Mask Requirements, Georgia Face Mask Ban, Russian Cyberattacks On Vaccine Data

A growing number of retailers across the country are issuing new policies that require customers to wear masks when shopping at their stores. Here's what else happened Thursday.

Louis Tomlinson Announces New Dates For World Tour, 'See You All Soon'

The "Walls" artist is heading back on the road in 2021.

US Announces Borders With Mexico, Canada To Stay Shut To August 20

US announces borders with Mexico, Canada to stay shut to August 20

Why Is ‘The Bold Type’ Season 4 Ending Early? Expect ‘Frustrating’ Finale

Katie Stevens warns that Season 4 doesn't end as neatly as past years.

European flight destinations on a board at Otopeni international airport near Bucharest,

EU Updates Travel Restrictions, Extends US Ban As Coronavirus Cases Rise

The U.S. was absent from the EU's list of countries allowed to travel in the region, which now includes Canada, Australia, Japan and South Korea.

Producing food for Earth's 7.7 billion people is responsible for a quarter of the global carbon emissions that drive climate change

G20 Carbon 'Food-print' Highest In Meat-loving Nations: Report

G20 carbon 'food-print' highest in meat-loving nations: report

Chen Ming-tong, chairman of Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, has warned that China could use the new Hong Kong security law for 'hostage diplomacy'

Taiwan Fears China 'Hostage Diplomacy' Through HK Security Law

Taiwan fears China 'hostage diplomacy' through HK security law

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo waves as he leaves a news conference in which he announced new action against Chinese telecom giant Huawei

US Ups Battle Against Huawei As China Tensions Soar

US ups battle against Huawei as China tensions soar

Apple News will now feature podcasts -- daily audio news briefings along with "audio stories"

Apple Launches Its Own News Podcasts

Apple launches its own news podcasts

Brazil, which is the primary global producer for yellow fever vaccines, is renowned for its expertise in vaccines

Coronavirus Vaccine: Over 160 Countries To Join Initiative To Ensure Effective Distribution

Over 160 countries have expressed interest in signing on for a global initiative to ensure the effective distribution of a potential vaccine for COVID-19.

Huawei has become a pivotal issue in the geopolitical war between China and the US, which claims that the firm poses a significant cybersecurity threat

China Calls Britain 'America's Dupe' For Banning Huawei

China calls Britain 'America's dupe' for banning Huawei

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Brazil President Bolsonaro Tests Positive For COVID-19, Again

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UK Government Failed To Probe Russian 'Meddling', Say MPs

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UK Suspends Extradition Treaty With Hong Kong

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