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The Department of Justice said scam artists have tried to steal more than $175 million from the Paycheck Protection Program

Trump Legal Woes Continue As Author E. Jean Carroll Seeks To Block Justice Department's Involvement In Lawsuit

The Justice Department filed a motion in September asking to take over as Trump's defense and have the lawsuit moved to federal court.

Apple Sets Unveil For Oct 13 Amid 5G IPhone Speculation

Apple is expected to unveil as many as four new iPhones at an October 13 online event, possibly with superfast 5G wireless capability

Apple sets unveil for Oct 13 amid 5G iPhone speculation

Covid-19 Downturn Not As Bad As Feared; Crisis Not Over: IMF Chief

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warned low-income countries are facing economic shocks so profound they could create what she calls a "lost generation"

Covid-19 downturn not as bad as feared; crisis not over: IMF chief

Workers remove a Chinese flag in July 2020 as they demolish installations in Wuhan, where the virus first emerged

Western Views Of China Hit New Lows Amid Pandemic

Western views of China hit new lows amid pandemic

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Arizona Polls: How Republicans Trump, McSally Are Doing Against Democrats Biden, Kelly

Polls have been favorable to Joe Biden and Mark Kelly with the election less than a month away.

Chinese Representative to the UN Zhang Jun said US sanctions make it harder for countries to battle coronavirus

China Leads UN Call For US To End 'Coercive' Sanctions

China leads UN call for US to end 'coercive' sanctions

A warning from Google security researchers highlighted concerns about foreign-backed hackers targeting the 2020 US presidential campaigns

Members Of Videogame Hacking Group The Xecuter Arrested, Face 11 Felony Charges

Louarn and Bowser were arrested abroad last month and charged with 11 felony counts.

Tours of classic London attractions like Tower Bridge are losing out as more British people visit the capital

London Refuses To Renew Ride-Hailing Firm Ola's Operating License Over Safety Issues

The decision on Ola came shortly after its rival, Uber, won its appeal over similar safety issues

Blackpink Sets YouTube Record, Becomes First K-Pop Band To Surpass 50 Million Subscribers

The band's first full-length album titled "The Album" made it to No.1 spot on iTunes Top Album charts in at least 57 different international regions.

Widespread claims of violations could stir unrest in the sometimes volatile ex-Soviet republic

Monitors Decry Vote-buying In Kyrgyz Parliamentary Vote

Monitors decry vote-buying in Kyrgyz parliamentary vote

The grim discovery of 31 men and eight women inside the container truck on an industrial estate east of London last year threw fresh light on the plight of migrants desperate to reach Britain

Trial To Begin Of Suspects In UK Migrant Truck Tragedy

Trial to begin of suspects in UK migrant truck tragedy

Former president Almazbek Atambayev is now in jail

Kyrgyzstan Goes To Polls, Vote-buying Feared

Kyrgyzstan goes to polls, vote-buying feared

Cambodian navy personnel walk on a jetty at the Ream naval base during a government-organised media tour in July, 2019

Cambodia Confirms US-funded Defence Facility Has Been Razed

Cambodia confirms US-funded defence facility has been razed

During the first debate with Joe Biden, Donald Trump gave a shout out to a far-right militia group, telling them to 'stand back and stand by'

Trump And Biden Outline Competing Visions For US Economy

The proposed economic policies of President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden offer starkly different views of the world's largest economy and its global role.

A gate for the tunnel project is seen under construction last month near Solang in India's northern Himachal Pradesh state

India's Modi Opens Tunnel Route To Tense China Border

India's Modi opens tunnel route to tense China border

Global carbon emissions in 2018, 10-year change and emissions since 1960 for the top 10 emitters

The Politics Behind Xi's Big Green Promise For China

The politics behind Xi's big green promise for China

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson was hospitalized after contracting coronavirus in April, sent best wishes to President Trump

Trump Gets COVID-19: World Leaders Express Sympathy, But China Mocks President

The editor of a newspaper controlled by the Chinese government said Trump “paid the price” for downplaying the threat COVID-19.

US President Donald Trump, seen ahead of a campaign rally in Duluth, Minnesota on September 30, announced that he and his wife Melania would be going into quarantine after they were both found to have contracted the novel coronavirus

Trump Covid Revelation Sparks Torrent Of Social Media Reaction

Trump Covid revelation sparks torrent of social media reaction

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Why Apple Removed RSS Reader Apps From Chinese App Store

Here's the reason why Apple recently removed two RSS reader apps from its App Store in China.

US President Donald Trump, pictured at the White House in 2018, accuses the media of bias against him

Trump Unable To Escape Virus As Term Comes To A Close

Trump unable to escape virus as term comes to a close

Social Media Star Lamu Dies After Ex-Husband Sets Her Ablaze During Live Stream

Vlogger Lamu was streaming live on Sept. 14 when her ex-husband broke into her home, doused her in petrol and set her ablaze in front of her family members.