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Oil markets have been ravaged this year by a collapse in demand caused by the virus and the Saudi-Russian price war

Continued Oil Market Turmoil Weighs On Global Stocks

Continued oil market turmoil weighs on global stocks

Bipartisan Intel Report Confirms Russian Interference In 2016 Presidential Election

US President Donald Trump (R) attends a meeting with Russia's President Vladimir Putin during the G20 summit in Osaka on June 28, 2019

The report also concluded that Russia was working to bolster Trump's campaign

Oil Price Drop: Trump Asks For Help From Energy Department, Treasury To Save Industry

Oil producers thrashed out a compromise deal on Sunday to cut production by nearly 10 million barrels per day from May

Trump says he wants to protect oil jobs as prices crater amid the coronavirus pandemic.

An unprecedented crash in oil prices is adding pressure to already stressed US producers, threatening key shale regions and putting vulnerable companies at risk of going under

Oil Crash Means More Misery Ahead For US Shale Producers

Oil crash means more misery ahead for US shale producers

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Indians dry their clothes after taking a holy dip in the River Ganges at Rishikesh, where about 700 foreign tourists remain as India's virus lockdown continues

Six Tourists, Including US National, Found Living In Cave Amid Lockdown In India, Rescued

They were reportedly rationing their money to buy food and other necessities amid coronavirus lockdown.

SpaceX already carried out its own successful uncrewed mission to the International Space Station in March

Coronavirus Could Infect ISS After Senior Launch Official Tests Positive

Fears of COVID-19 reaching space and the International Space Station (ISS) have emerged after a Russian launch official reportedly tested positive for the diseases. According to reports, the official was spotted standing near other Russian officers, cosmonauts and astronauts before the recent launch to the ISS.

Oil Prices Tank, As Americans Protest Virus Stay-at-home Orders

Oil prices tank, as Americans protest virus stay-at-home orders

Medical workers wearing protective equipment treat patients infected with COVID-19 in Moscow's K+31 private hospital

Luxury Moscow Clinic Becomes Coronavirus 'Battleground'

Luxury Moscow clinic becomes coronavirus 'battleground'

With billions of people in lockdown, global cities have become ghost towns, though some governments are considering a slow easing of restrictions as infection and death rates ease

Devastating Oil Glut Sends Prices Into Negative, Wall Street Down

Devastating oil glut sends prices into negative, Wall Street down

The International Energy Agency still sees the global oil market still being in surplus early next year despite additional production cuts by OPEC and its allies

Oil Prices Drop To Record Low, Negative Territory Amid Coronavirus Pandemic Woes

The May contract, which expires Tuesday, settled at a negative $37.63, meaning producers might need to pay to get rid of crude.

Oil prices have slid to near two-decade lows, hit by the virus and a Saudi-Russia battle for market share

Coronavirus Oil Price Plunge: Futures Traded At Less Than $3 A Barrel

The historic rout saw prices settle at negative $37.63, meaning producers would need to pay traders to take the contract.

An oil refinery in Galveston Bay in Texas. A lack of storage facilities is pushing the price of oil down

US Crude Falls Below $15 A Barrel As Virus Throttles Demand

US crude falls below $15 a barrel as virus throttles demand

Space Force Developing Weapon Systems To Block Chinese, Russian Satellites

In a move towards protecting the country during a space-based conflict, the U.S. Space Force has unveiled a new weapon system that is capable of blocking the satellites of hostile forces. In a previous report, the agency identified Russia and China as potential threats to the U.S.’ presence in space.

Russian Orthodox volunteers were among the few allowed into church for Easter preparations in Moscow

Orthodox Easter Services Hit By Virus As Many Stay Home

Orthodox Easter services hit by virus as many stay home

A little-known and dark part of German history, the camps continue to haunt the country today with victims still seeking justice more than seven decades on

Forgotten: The Dark Legacy Of Soviet Internment Camps In Germany

Forgotten: The dark legacy of Soviet internment camps in Germany

Around 1,000 tourists remain stranded in Kathmandu after being rescued from hiking trails

Rescued From Himalaya Trails, Trekkers Find World In Turmoil

Rescued from Himalaya trails, trekkers find world in turmoil

The money will go specifically to clean up orphaned wells; pictured is Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on March 29, 2020

Canada Funds Oil Sector Environmental Cleanup During Pandemic

Canada funds oil sector environmental cleanup during pandemic

Ships and coal are seen at Rajin harbour in North Korea's northeastern city of Rason in 2017

NKorea Flouts Sanctions Through China Shipping: UN Report

NKorea flouts sanctions through China shipping: UN report

Two NASA astronauts and a Russian cosmonaut have made a safe return from the International Space Station

Astronauts Land Back On Earth Transformed By Pandemic

Astronauts land back on Earth transformed by pandemic

Ukrainian prisoners being handed over at the Mayorske checkpoint in eastern Ukraine

Ukraine Swaps Prisoners With Rebels Ahead Of Orthodox Easter

Ukraine swaps prisoners with rebels ahead of Orthodox Easter

A group of doctors working with patients infected with the novel coronavirus COVID-19 wear face shields at the Intensive Care Unit of the Hospital de Clinicas in Porto Alegre, Brazil

US Outlines Phased Reopening, As China Faces Virus Ire

US outlines phased reopening, as China faces virus ire

President Vladimir Putin (pictured March 10, 2020) stunned Russia when he backed a last-minute proposal to add a condition to the reform package for his possible return to the Kremlin after 2024, when he is constitutionally required to step down

FBI Thought Steele Dossier Contained Kremlin Misinformation, Declassified Papers Reveal

Newly declassified footnotes from the DOJ's Inspector General Report on the Russian investigation reveal that the F.B.I. was concerned that portions of the famed Steele dossier were the product of an intentional misinformation campaign led by the Kremlin, including the famed "pee tape" portion of the dossier.