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In one of many fronts in the increasingly poisonous US-Chinese relationship, President Donald Trump has threatened to ban the wildly popular app TikTok, citing national security concerns

TikTok Sale In Trouble? Chinese Media Calls Forced Sale Of Company By US 'Smash And Grab'

The editorial from a state-run outlet said that the Chinese government could block the sale or shutdown of the popular company.

US Confident Nations To Keep Recognizing Venezuela's Guaido

The United States is voicing hope that international support will remain for Venezuelan opposition leader and self-proclaimed acting president Juan Guaido, seen here delivering a press conference in June 2020 in Caracas

US confident nations to keep recognizing Venezuela's Guaido

Swedish Singer Zara Larsson Ends Collaboration With Huawei

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - NOVEMBER 04: Zara Larsson performs onstage during Soundcheck: A Netflix Film and Series Music Showcase on November 04, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images/AFPLOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - NOVEMBER 04: Zar

Swedish singer Zara Larsson ends collaboration with Huawei

Tuesday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Slip As Traders Look To Stimulus Progress

U.S. stocks edged lower on Tuesday as traders consolidated gains from Monday’s rally.

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An April 1945 file photo from The National Archives shows US Marines passing through a small village in Okinawa, Japan, where Japanese soldiers lie dead

From Manhattan To Hiroshima: The Race For The Atom Bomb

From Manhattan to Hiroshima: the race for the atom bomb

The discovery of water on Mars sparked a resurgence of interest in the Red Planet and space missions, like NASA's Curiosity rover, pictured

Glaciers Could Have Sculpted Mars Valleys: Study

Glaciers could have sculpted Mars valleys: study

Trump Gives TikTok 6 Weeks To Sell Itself To US Company

Trump gives TikTok 6 weeks to sell itself to US company

A spike in new cases has forced Victoria state in Australia to reimpose lockdown measures, including a night-time curfew in Melbourne

Stock Markets Climb As Data Spark Bargain-hunting

Stock markets climb as data spark bargain-hunting

Fever check: Coronavirus cases are now rising fast in Ethiopia - prevention fatigue among the public is now the big fear

Coronavirus Developments: Warnings, Trump Tweets And Outbreaks

Global warnings and a series of coronavirus outbreaks marked the day. Here's what you need to know.

Monday’s Stock Market Close: US Equities Climb, Nasdaq Jumps To Record Closing High, Yields Surge

U.S. stocks rose on Monday as Microsoft pushed Nasdaq to record highs

The giant panda is seen as an 'umbrella' species because its conservation is considered to help many less well-known animals, plants and birds

Leopards, Wolves Vanishing From Panda Conservation Areas: Study

Leopards, wolves vanishing from panda conservation areas: study

Google Unveils Cheaper Pixel Smartphone, Teases 5G

Google unveils cheaper Pixel smartphone, teases 5G

Monday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise As Washington Lawmakers Wrangle Over New Stimulus Bill

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warns that the Trump administration will soon impose measures against “a broad array” of Chinese-owned software.

Republicans Pressured President Trump To Allow Microsoft-TikTok Talks To Begin

Congressional Republicans and White House staff reportedly told Trump banning the app could further alienate young voters ahead of the election, with Sen. Lindsay Graham celebrating the decision on Twitter.

'Assassin's Creed Valhalla' puts players in the role of a powerful Viking.

Leaked Concept Art Hints At Potential 'Assassin’s Creed' Game Set In China

A couple of concept art spotted by an "Assassin's Creed" fan could hint at a future "AD" title set in China.

Before the onset of the virus, HSBC was already under pressure owing to China-US tensions and Brexit

HSBC's After-Tax First Half Profit Drops 69%: Job Cuts, Restructuring Accelerated

Financial giant's earnings plunge to $3.1 billion form $10 billion a year ago; 35,000 workers to be laid off.

HSBC Profit Slump Adds To Bank Sector Virus Woes

HSBC profit slump adds to bank sector virus woes

Wilford Brimley Passes Away At 85; Twitter Reacts To 'Cocoon' Actor's Death

Wilford Brimley passed away in a Utah hospital on Saturday morning. Celebrities and fans mourned the death of the 85-year-old actor, known for his roles in "Cocoon" and "The Firm," on social media.

Duterte On The South China Sea: 'I Cannot Afford' To Go To War With China

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte says his country does not have the financial resources to wage a war with China over maritime territorial disputes.

Map showing disputed claims in the South China Sea.

South China Sea Dispute: Malaysia Pushes Back With Rejection Of Chinese Maritime Claims

Malaysia is appealing to the United Nations, rebuking China's claims that Kuala Lumpur has no right to seek the establishment of its continental shelf.

HSBC Profits Hammered By Pandemic And Soaring US-China Tensions

HSBC profits hammered by pandemic and soaring US-China tensions

Beer-lovers were reassured by China's low numbers of new virus cases, and turned out to raise a glass

Chinese Beer Lovers Leave Facemasks And Worries Behind As Festival Opens

Chinese beer lovers leave facemasks and worries behind as festival opens

League Of Legends World Championship To Be Hosted By Shanghai This September

Despite several esports tournaments being postponed or canceled, Riot Games has announced that from September 25 to October 31 of this year, the "League of Legends" World Championship will be hosted by Shanghai, China.

Ciro Immobile is the top scorer in Europe with 36 goals.

Serie A: Highs And Lows Of 2019-20 Season

Serie A: Highs and lows of 2019-20 season

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in March 2020, is pushing the UN Security Council to extend an arms embargo on Iran

Trump Administration To Take Action Against Chinese Software Companies In 'Coming Days,' Pompeo Says

Appearing on Fox News' "Sunday Morning Features," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said "Trump has said 'enough' and we are going to fix it" and that Trump would make an announcement “shortly.”

President Donald Trump's supporters argue that Silicon Valley platforms are biased against conservatives, despite the president's own large following on social media

Who Are The Least Informed Americans? Those Who Get Their News From Social Media

Only 17% of those who get their news from social media were able to correctly answer questions related to politics and were more likely to be exposed to false or unproven claims.

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