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The US has seen waves of protest since the killing of George Floyd in May, which became a symbol of what many say is systemic racism and abuse of African Americans by police

Rate Of Fatal US Police Shootings Of Unarmed Black People '3 Times Higher Than For Whites'

Rate of fatal US police shootings of unarmed Black people '3 times higher than for whites'

Does Russia, China, North Korea Want Trump To Win The Election? What Trump Said About Putin, Xi, Kim Jong Un

US President Donald Trump holds his first summit with North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un in June 2018 in Singapore, later saying that they 'fell in love'

President Donald Trump said North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping would prefer him to be reelected over Joe Biden, calling them "sharp as a tack."

Virus Worries Hit European Shares, Dow Also Falls

With virus infections spiking across Europe and the US, there are fresh fears of a return to tough containment measures that battered the world economy earlier this year

Virus worries hit European shares, Dow also falls

Teachers and students of Belarusian State University take part in a nationwide strike in Minsk

Biden Vows To Back Belarus Opposition In Removing Lukashenko

Biden vows to back Belarus opposition in removing Lukashenko

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More N95 Masks Are On The Way As Production Ramps Up Into 2021

The N95 masks are desperately needed for healthcare professionals as COVID-19 cases rise.

Assassin's Creed is coming to television under a deal between Netflix and video game giant Ubisoft

'Assassin's Creed' Takes To Netflix In Ubisoft Alliance

'Assassin's Creed' takes to Netflix in Ubisoft alliance

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has savaged President Donald Trump, saying the Republican leader has given up trying to fight the coronavirus pandemic

Donald Trump Criticizes Biden In Latest ‘Sleepy Joe’ Tweet And Voters Respond

Joe Biden was seen to be in a 'mental fog' on Monday after speaking to reporters in Pennsylvania, according to President Trump.

A 27-year-old U.S. citizen was abducted by gunmen from a village in southern Niger.

How American Phillip Walton Was ‘Abducted’ In Nigeria ‘Without Anyone Knowing’

A 27-year-old U.S. citizen was nabbed in Niger without anyone noticing, a local authority said.

Amazon And UPS Ramp Up Hiring For Holiday Shopping Blitz

Amazon and UPS ramp up hiring for holiday shopping blitz

Syrian artist Aziz Asmar paints a mural depicting US President Donald Trump fighting with the coronavirus in October 2020 in Idlib province, which has remained a zone of fighting in the country's brutal war

UN Envoy Sees Delay In Syria Political Process

UN envoy sees delay in Syria political process

Tanzanian Security Forces arrest two people in Stone Town, Zanzibar

Zanzibar Opposition Leader Says 10 Killed On Eve Of Tense Election

Zanzibar opposition leader says 10 killed on eve of tense election

A US-brokered ceasefire agreed at the weekend unravelled within minutes on Monday

Azerbaijan Accuses Armenia Of Deadly Missile Strike On Civilians

Azerbaijan accuses Armenia of deadly missile strike on civilians

Republican US Senator Ted Cruz earned some scorn online after he was spotted not wearing a mask on a domestic commercial flight

Why Hunter Biden's Email Release Won’t Help Trump’s Reelection, According To Ted Cruz

Sen. Ted Cruz argued that President Trump's attacks on Hunter Biden won't sway voters.

The first Borat film was released in 2006

'Very Nice!': Kazakhstan Jumps On Borat Slogan

'Very Nice!': Kazakhstan jumps on Borat slogan

Hillary Clinton received an honorary doctorate from Queen's University Belfast in October 2018

Trump Supporters Taunt Hillary Clinton For Her ‘Vote Them Out’ Tweet

Trump supporters are bashing Hillary Clinton after she shared her thoughts on Amy Coney Barrett being the newest member of the Supreme Court.

Map of Afghanistan locating Khost where a car bomb attack on a police base followed by a gun battle killed two policemen and wounded dozens of people on Tuesday

Five Dead, Dozens Wounded In Attack On Afghan Police Base

Five dead, dozens wounded in attack on Afghan police base

Doctors treat a patient infected with COVID-19, which has pushed the Brazilian health care system to the brink, at the Intensive Care Unit of the Hospital de Clinicas, in Porto Alegre, Brazil, on April 15, 2020

Why More Nurses Are Being Hospitalized For COVID-19 Than Other Healthcare Workers

The majority of nurses that have been hospitalized for COVID-19 all share this common underlying health condition.

Vulnerabilites remain in US electronic voting systems but experts say even the perception of a security breach could impact confidence in the process

In Election Hacking, Perception May Be As Good As The Real Thing

In election hacking, perception may be as good as the real thing

Protesters in Istanbul hold a sign showing French President Emmanuel Macron with a shoe print over his face after he defended the right to mock religion following the beheading of a teacher near Paris who had shown cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed

US Hopes France, Turkey Ease Tensions

US hopes France, Turkey ease tensions

The $2.2 trillion CARES Act supported US consumer confidence for months, but its effects appear to have worn off

US Consumer Confidence Falls As Outlook Turns Gloomy

US consumer confidence falls as outlook turns gloomy

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo meets with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov at the US State Department

Pompeo Presses Armenian, Azerbaijani Leaders On Ceasefire

Pompeo presses Armenian, Azerbaijani leaders on ceasefire

Fewer canceled orders at planemaker Boeing helped push US durable goods up overall in September

Transportation Demand Pushes US Durable Goods Up In September

Transportation demand pushes US durable goods up in September

Jennie Kim, Rosé, Lisa, Jisoo - BLACKPINK

Blackpink Becomes First Million-Selling K-Pop Girl Group With ‘The Album’; Fans React

YG Entertainment announced that over 1.2 million copies of Blackpink’s first full album, “The Album” has been sold as of Monday. This feat has made Blackpink the first K-pop girl group to sell a million copies of an album.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell holds the edge against his Democratic challenger in Kentucky.

Why Mitch McConnell Is Being Slammed For Senate Announcement

Senate Majority leader Mitch McConnell chastised for shutting down chamber after Barrett vote.

OnePlus Unveils 2 New Affordable Nord Phones

OnePlus has announced two new smartphones in the Nord line. The two handsets, which are slated to come to North America soon, offer interesting specs and features at very affordable prices.