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Alassane Plea of Borussia Moenchengladbach

Premier League Rumors: Red Devils, Gunners Could Get Alassane Plea Deal Done Soon

Manchester United, Arsenal FC and Tottenham FC are targeting Alassane Plea who could possibly move by the next transfer window.

Palestinian Leader Says Annexation Would End All Israel Coordination

Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas has warned that all coordination with Israel under past peace agreements will come to an end if Israel proceeds with plans to unilaterally annex swathes of the occupied West Bank

Palestinian leader says annexation would end all Israel coordination

Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Reportedly Still Receive Money From UK Taxpayers, Expert Claims

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were reportedly given millions of dollars by Prince Charles for their security.

Coronavirus Update: New York To Use UV Light On Subways To Kill Virus

The pilot program employs portable UV-C lamps to "burn-off" SARS-CoV-2 from the surfaces of empty subway cars at their depots.

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Prince Charles Wants Brits To Harvest Crops Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

The Prince of Wales is calling on people to harvest crops and help Britain's food production.

Singapore has deployed a contact tracing app called TraceTogether since March

France Looks Past Google, Apple For Virus Contact Tracing

France looks past Google, Apple for virus contact tracing

Coronavirus Update: European Countries Plan To Reopen For Summer Vacations

European Commission revealed May 13 a phased plan for reopening internal borders, airports, and hotels to allow some amount of leisure travel to resume in time for summer.

Besides his new knighthood, WWII veteran Captain Tom Moore also holds world records for raising money in a charity walk and as the oldest person to have a No. 1 in the UK singles charts

100-year-old WWII Veteran 'Captain Tom' To Be Knighted

100-year-old WWII veteran 'Captain Tom' to be knighted

People wear face masks as they walk along Ipanema Beach in Rio de Janeiro on May 19, 2020. The peak of Brazil's outbreak is not expected until June

Brazil Surpasses 1,000 Coronavirus Deaths In 24 Hours

Brazil surpasses 1,000 coronavirus deaths in 24 hours

Global markets, already rising as lockdown restrictions are slowly removed around the world, have been given an extra boost by the promising vaccine test

European, US Stocks Pull Back After Monday Rally

European, US stocks pull back after Monday rally

A resident walks through a building damaged by fighting in the Libyan capital Tripoli, on May 1, 2020

Britain, US Denounce Russia's Role In Libya Conflict

Britain, US denounce Russia's role in Libya conflict

Nasdaq’s Proposed New Listing Rules May Block Some Chinese Firms From Exchange

The rules are directed at foreign companies with substandard accounting practices

Wind turbines like these in the Western Cape Province in South Africa can generate clean energy to help wean the world off of fossil fuels

Ovo Energy Layoffs: Energy Supplier To Cut 2,600 Workers As It Moves Towards Digital Services

Ovo Energy will reduce redundant jobs as it shifts its business online, causing 2,600 workers to be laid off by the company.

Liverpool were on the verge of winning the Premier League before coronavirus forced the suspension of the season

Manchester United, Liverpool Are Chasing $108M-Worth Defender Ahead Of Summer Transfer Window: Report

Liverpool FC are 25 points clear on the top of the Premier League table.

Actress Elizabeth Hurley poses for photographers in Rome

Elizabeth Hurley Shares Throwback Bikini Photo From Maldives Holiday

Elizabeth Hurley is promoting a new line of bikinis from her company on social media.

How Meghan Markle, Prince Harry’s Lives Have Changed Since First Anniversary

Year Two of marriage was perhaps the most controversial yet for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro (C) compares the coronavirus to a "little flu," condemns the "hysteria" surrounding it and is urging the country to get back to work to stop an economic crash

Brazil Jumps To Third In COVID-19 Cases Worldwide

Brazil jumps to third in COVID-19 cases worldwide

Sun’s Lack Of Activity Indicates Deep Solar Minimum Period

Scientists believe that the Sun’s unusual lack of activity indicates that it might enter a period known as solar minimum. Some of them even claimed that it could trigger a Grand Minimum, which is associated with a mini ice age.

Fans watch a match between England and Afghanistan at Old Trafford during the 2019 Cricket World Cup

Lancashire Offer To Stage Test Cricket During Crisis As They Post Strong Earnings

Lancashire offer to stage Test cricket during crisis as they post strong earnings

The US Golf Association has cancelled qualifying for the US Open, which remains scheduled for September 17-20 at Winged Foot in Mamaroneck, New York

USGA Scraps Qualifying For US Open

USGA scraps qualifying for US Open

Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Leaning On Adele Amid LA Move After UK Demands Millions

Adele is helping Meghan Markle and Prince Harry figure out where they should live in Los Angeles.

Monday’s Stock Market Close: US Equities Surge On Hopes For Promising Coronavirus Vaccine, Yields Jump

U.S. stocks rose on Monday after some moderately bullish comments from Fed chief Powell.

A couple takes a selfie next to a sticker marking social distance in front of the Parthenon

Acropolis In Athens Reopens After Virus Shutdown

Acropolis in Athens reopens after virus shutdown

German top-tier football returned at the weekend, as several countries slowly ease up on lockdown restrictions that have battered the global economy

Stocks Surge As Nations Reopen And France, Germany Hatch Relaunch Plan

Stocks surge as nations reopen and France, Germany hatch relaunch plan

Bayern Munich substitutes wearing protective face masks maintain social distance during Sunday's 2-0 win at Union Berlin.

German League Restart Draws Global Audiences - But Players Reminded To Keep Distance

German league restart draws global audiences - but players reminded to keep distance

Lula accused President Jair Bolsonaro of steering Brazil toward "chaos" with his calls to reopen the economy despite the coronavirus pandemic

Coronavirus News: Hospitals In Sao Paulo 'Near Collapse' As Brazil Infections Shoot Up

Brazil is about to feel the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic that began in China and has spread around the globe mostly in the northern hemisphere.

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