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The Viasna rights group said at least 39 people had been detained in Minsk as well as around a dozen in other citiesÂ

Dozens Detained At Belarus Opposition Protest

Dozens detained at Belarus opposition protest

3-Year-Old Suffers Severe Thermal Burns After Falling Into Scalding Water In Yellowstone National Park

The toddler suffered second-degree burns to the lower body and back and was flows to a hospital for treatment.

How To Cut Alzheimer's Risk: Go For 'MIND Diet'

The MIND diet helps improve cognitive thinking and also lowers the risk and slows the progression of Alzheimer's.

Joe Biden vowed to battle the pandemic from 'day one' in office if he wins the US presidential election

Medicare Under Biden: What Are The Proposed Changes And Challenges?

Biden also claimed that he wants to include dental, vision, and hearing plans in Medicare coverage.

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The number of coronavirus cases in India has surged past seven million, but the government has continued to lift restrictions to help the battered economy

India Coronavirus Cases Cross 7 Million

India coronavirus cases cross 7 million

Murimi is a multiple award-winning director known for tackling complex social issues

Kenyan Filmmaker Hopes To Follow In Hollywood's LGBTQ Footsteps

Kenyan filmmaker hopes to follow in Hollywood's LGBTQ footsteps

Restorers have spent years working on the Torlonia marbles

Torlonia Collection's Ancient Sculptures Back On Show After Restoration

Torlonia collection's ancient sculptures back on show after restoration

Rakhmon was a former collective farm boss

Tajik 'Leader Of Nation' Seeks To Extend 28-year Rule

Tajik 'leader of nation' seeks to extend 28-year rule

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink leads the world's biggest money manager, which has defended its record of pushing for greener policies in corporations

Critics See Gap In BlackRock's Climate Rhetoric And Record

Critics see gap in BlackRock's climate rhetoric and record

A handout image from a video released by Apple shows CEO Tim Cook at an event on September 15, 2020 in Cupertino, California; the company is expected to unveil a much anticipated iPhone 12 tuned to the 5G networks taking root around the world

5G IPhone Expected To Star At Apple Event

5G iPhone expected to star at Apple event

Smartphone users are being targeted with personalized messages from political campaigns which have built their own profiles on voters following restrictions imposed by socail media after the Cambridge Analytica scandal

Campaigns Sidestep Cambridge Analytica Crackdown With New Methods

Campaigns sidestep Cambridge Analytica crackdown with new methods

Jose Bronero Cruz's arrival in Hoopersville, Maryland, was delayed because his employer couldn't get him a temporary visa to bring him from Mexico into the United States

Immigration Impasse, Coronavirus Clobber Iconic US Crab Industry

Immigration impasse, coronavirus clobber iconic US crab industry

A second-hand car lot in Brooklyn, New York

Pandemic Fuels New York Used-car Sale Surge, Risking 'Carmageddon'

Pandemic fuels New York used-car sale surge, risking 'Carmageddon'

Britain's Prince William will be among those speaking at the TED Countdown event calling for action to combat the climate crisis

Celebrities Lead TED Global Call To Act On Climate Crisis

Celebrities lead TED global call to act on climate crisis

Robert Berard sits in a Cajun Navy shelter in Lake Charles, Louisiana on October 10, 2020, one day after Hurricane Delta passed through the area

Double Trouble: Louisiana Pounded By Two Hurricanes In Six Weeks

Double trouble: Louisiana pounded by two hurricanes in six weeks

IMAGESNuclear-armed North Korea holds a giant military parade attended by leader Kim Jong Un, with thousands of maskless troops defying the coronavirus threat. The widely anticipated display, aired on state broadcaster KCTV, is part of commemorations of t

North Korea Unveils New ICBM In Military Parade, What Threat Can It Pose?

During a military parade in North Korea’s capital, a potentially threatening ICBM was unveiled that could spell bad news for the United States.

US President Donald Trump hosted hundreds of supporters at the White House for his first public event since contracting Covid-19

Donald Trump Gets Unexpected Endorsement Ahead Of Presidential Election

With just weeks to go until the election, Donald Trump has received an unexpected endorsement.

Thousands of people have had to flee their homes because of the fighting

Fresh Explosions In Karabakh Capital Despite Ceasefire

Fresh explosions in Karabakh capital despite ceasefire

A man walks past a mural with an image of former Colombian President (2002-2010) Alvaro Uribe, in Bogota on August 21, 2020

Colombian Ex-president Uribe Released From House Arrest

Colombian ex-president Uribe released from house arrest

Polling stations open in Belarus as voters cast ballots in presidential elections with President Alexander Lukashenko running for a sixth term against a strong opposition candidate, Svetlana Tikhanovskaya.

Ohio Judge Rules Against Frank LaRose In Drop Box Lawsuit Involving Ballot Locations

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose cannot limit the number of absentee ballot drop box locations.

Iowa Schools Eye Mask Mandates, ‘Great Incentive’ Following Loosened State Restrictions

Mask mandates become the norm in Iowa school districts after the state loosened restrictions.

Prince William was speaking as part of a free streamed TED event aimed at unifying people to face the threats of climate change

Prince William, In Global TED Event, Urges Climate Solution By 2030

Prince William, in global TED event, urges climate solution by 2030

Tens of thousands of Belarusians have demonstrated weekly following the presidential election

Belarus's Lukashenko Holds Talks With Jailed Political Rivals

Belarus's Lukashenko holds talks with jailed political rivals

A man returns unfilled cans back to a truck after finding there was no gasoline left at a station in Lacassine, Louisiana as people prepare for Hurricane Delta on October 8, 2020

Weary Louisiana Residents Assess Damage From Latest Hurricane

Weary Louisiana residents assess damage from latest hurricane

Thousands of goose-stepping soldiers are expected to pack into Pyongyang's Kim Il Sung Square, named for North Korea's founder, under the gaze of his grandson Kim Jong Un

North Korea Displays Huge New ICBM At Coronavirus-defying Parade

North Korea showed off a gigantic new intercontinental ballistic missile Saturday that analysts described as the biggest of its kind in the world, as the nuclear-armed country defied the coronavirus threat with thousands of maskless troops taking part in a military parade.