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‘Amazing Race’ Season 33 Update: Phil Keoghan Urges People To ‘Bring That Line Down’

Phil Keoghan has given “Amazing Race” fans an update on the show’s status as it awaits a chance to resume filming Season 33.

Huawei Urges UK Not To Rush Into 5G Decision

Pull our 5G equipment and billions go up in smoke, Huawei warns

Huawei urges UK not to rush into 5G decision

TikTok Launches New Ad Platform As Scrutiny Increases

TikTok is launched a new self-serve ad platform aimed at small businesses which could lure advertisers from Facebook and others

TikTok launches new ad platform as scrutiny increases

Hong Kong pro-democracy activists hold up their mobile phones during a rally iin June

Some US Government Officials Want To Depeg Hong Kong Dollar To Greenback To Hurt China

Economists have assailed the proposal as unrealistic

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The United States has been pressing for its citizens to enjoy access to Tibet

US, China Impose Visa Restrictions On Each Other In Tibet Row

China announced Wednesday its curbs on people from the US who "behave badly" on Tibet-related issues, in retaliation for American curbs unveiled a day before.

China has said it would participate in nuclear arms reduction talks when the US and Russia reduce their warheads to its level

China Says Would Join Nuclear Talks If US Reduces Arsenal

China says would join nuclear talks if US reduces arsenal

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said he was feeling "perfectly well" after testing positive for COVID-19

Brazil's President Contracts Virus As US Starts WHO Withdrawal

Brazil's president contracts virus as US starts WHO withdrawal

A dog sits in a cage next to a pit where the animals are drowned at a slaughterhouse in Cambodia

Cambodia's Tourist Hotspot Bans Dog Meat Trade

Cambodia's tourist hotspot bans dog meat trade

Scientists Reveal What The Mysterious 'Gel-Like' Substance From Far Side Of The Moon Is

It likely formed due to an event such as a meteor impact or volcanic eruption.

Security barriers were thrown up around the hotel overnight ahead of the inauguration ceremony

China Opens Hong Kong Headquarters For Its Secret Police

China opens Hong Kong headquarters for its secret police

The two men say they were captured during the 1950-53 Korean WarÂ but were never repatriated after the armistice that brought hostilities to a close

North Korea's Kim Ordered To Pay Damages To Seoul POWs

North Korea's Kim ordered to pay damages to Seoul POWs

FBI Director Christopher Wray, seen here during a February 2020 congressional hearing, says that China has preferences in the US election

FBI Chief Says Chinese Cyberattacks Caused 'One Of The Largest Transfers Of Wealth In Human History'

The FBI chief said China is currently working to compromise American health care organizations, pharmaceutical companies and academic institutions conducting COVID-19 research.

Anthony Fauci, the top US infectious disease expert, has warned that the country is still 'knee-deep' in its first coronavirus wave

Fauci Dismisses Trump's US Coronavirus Death Toll Claim: 'It’s A False Narrative'

President Donald Trump is now touting the low COVID-19 death rate as a success.

What Are The 3 Missions To Mars Launching This Month?

Three different missions are scheduled to launch from Earth this month to explore Mars. Aside from the U.S., two other countries will also launch missions to study the Red Planet.

Volunteers deliver aid at a camp for displaced Syrians near the town of Deir al-Ballut in Aleppo province, by the border with Turkey, April 14, 2020 during the coronavirus pandemic

Russia, China Veto UN Extension Of Cross-border Aid In Syria

Russia, China veto UN extension of cross-border aid in Syria

Guests drive past barriers near the Office for Safeguarding National Security of the Central People's Government in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region after its official inauguration

China Opens New Hong Kong Security Agency Headquarters

China opens new Hong Kong security agency headquarters

Brazil's Skeptical President Has Virus, US Starts WHO Withdrawal

Brazil's skeptical president has virus, US starts WHO withdrawal

Microsoft has joined other major internet firms in announcing a refusal to accept data requests from Hong Kong after China imposed a sweeping new security law

Microsoft, Zoom Join Pause On Hong Kong Data Requests

Microsoft, Zoom join pause on Hong Kong data requests

Ignoring Outrage, Trump Makes Good On WHO Pullout

Ignoring outrage, Trump makes good on WHO pullout

New infections are spiking around the world, including in India and the United States, fanning fears of a new wave of coronavirus

Stocks Go Into Reverse As Virus Fears Resurface

Stocks go into reverse as virus fears resurface

Trump Administration Notifies Congress, UN Of Formal Withdrawal From World Health Organization

President Trump has previously slammed the WHO for being too close to China and has said the body has not been transparent enough about COVID-19.

Trump has been sharply critical of the World Health Organization's pandemic response

World Health Organization Examining Evidence Of Airborne Transmission Risks Of COVID-19 After Push From Scientists

The WHO is examining evidence of COVID-19 airborne transmission after hundreds of scientists urged the agency to update its guidelines on the spread of the disease.