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A sign outside a Havana grocery store reads "CUC are not accepted" in September 2020

Dollar Makes A Comeback As Cuba Readies Currency Devaluation

The US dollar is making a comeback as the favored currency in communist-run Cuba as the country prepares to devalue the peso to relieve pressure on a battered economy.

Armenia, Azerbaijan Agree Ceasefire, Start Of 'Substantive' Talks

Armenian and Azerbaijan defence officials said fierce clashes continued overnight Thursday to Friday and reported further civilian deaths

Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed on Saturday to a ceasefire and to begin "substantive talks" over the breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh after nearly two weeks of fierce clashes.

Xinjiang Camps: US Blocks Some Goods From China Over Slave Labor Concerns

Watchtowers on a high-security facility at what is believed to be a re-education camp in China's Xinjiang region

The Trump administration, in its latest trade action against China, restricted the import of some Chinese goods made in the western province of Xinjiang, accusing their makers of using forced labor.

Covid tracing site outside the White House, where staff and the president's entourage have tested positive in unually large numbers for Covid-19

Fly Swatters And Covid Coins: This Week On The US Campaign Trail

Fly swatters and Covid coins: this week on the US campaign trail

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Twitter and other social media giants have been under scrutiny over their role in spreading election misinformation in 2016

Twitter Tightens Rules To Thwart Election Threats

Twitter tightens rules to thwart election threats

Most of Microsofts' employees are reportedly still working from home because of the coronavirus pandemic

Microsoft To Let Employees Work From Home Permanently: Report

Microsoft to let employees work from home permanently: report

Donald Trump said talks on a new stimulus package were 'starting to work out', days after calling them off

Stocks Gain On Hopes For Virus Medication, US Stimulus Boost

Stocks gain on hopes for virus medication, US stimulus boost

El Shafee Elsheikh (L) and Alexanda Kotey (R), members of the Islamic State kidnapping cell dubbed the "Beatles," pleaded not guilty in a US court

Two Islamic State 'Beatles' Plead Not Guilty In US Court

Two Islamic State 'Beatles' plead not guilty in US court

Twitter's Jack Dorsey, pictured in November 2018, has pledged $3 million for the group Mayors for a Guaranteed Income

Election 2020: Twitter Places New Restrictions On Users To Combat Misinformation

Twitter announced that it would add new restrictions on tweets when U.S. politicians and other users try to spread election misinformation. Twitter joins Facebook and Google in tightening its rules during the final weeks of voting.

New cases in Russia have surged past the record levels seen in May

Russia Reports Record Virus Cases But Shuns New Restrictions

Russia reports record virus cases but shuns new restrictions

FAA chief Steve Dickson last week piloted a Boeing 737 MAX test flight, moving the grounded plane closer to regulatory approval to return to service

Ryanair Execs Say The 737 MAX Could Be Airborne Again Soon After Being Grounded More Than A Year

The Irish airline ordered 135 737 MAX planes from Boeing before they were grounded following fatal crashes in 2018 and 2019.

California Company's Mass Exodus Shines Light On Social Activism In Workplace

At least 60 Coinbase employees are quitting the company and taking severance after the CEO declared a new policy that bans politics and social activism from the office.

President Donald Trump, speaking in September 2020 in Jacksonville, Florida, has ramped up the use of economic sanctions

Four Years On, Trump Keeps Ramping Up Sanctions But Sees Few Results

Four years on, Trump keeps ramping up sanctions but sees few results

It's unlikely that Congress will be able to pass a new stimulus package for the US economy before the November 3 election, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said

Senate Leader Says US Stimulus Deal Unlikely Before Election

Senate leader says US stimulus deal unlikely before election

The building of Caruna, a Nicaraguan bank that has been hit by US sanctions over corruption allegations, is set on fire during 2018 protests in the capital Managua

US Imposes Sanctions On Nicaragua Bank, Senior Officials

US imposes sanctions on Nicaragua bank, senior officials

A Yorkshire Terrier waits for judging at the Crufts dog show in Birmingham

Dog Food Recall 2020: How To Get A Refund

Several brands of dog food from Sunshine Mills have been recalled over a mold-byproduct that could be harmful to dogs.

Pakistan has banned the popular short-video app TikTok for failing to block 'immoral, obscene and vulgar' content

Pakistan Bans TikTok Over 'Immoral Content'

Pakistan bans TikTok over 'immoral content'

Figures from Public Health France showed that 16,096 people had tested positive for Covid-19 over the last 24 hours, a record

New COVID-19 Wave Overwhelms French ICUs, U.S. Faces Same Conditions

Young populations preserved the virus for it to make a comeback. The U.S. shows the same trends, but with even less restraint and regulation.

AMD In Negotiations To Buy Chipmaker Xilinx As Semiconductor Industry Consolidates

AMD’s acquisition of Xilinx could make it compete better against its main rival Intel

US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said excess aluminum production from China led other countries to dump the product into the US market

Trump Administration Hits 18 Countries With Aluminum Tariffs

Trump administration hits 18 countries with aluminum tariffs

MMA: PFL's League Format Stands Out As Organization Takes Global Expansion To Asia

The Professional Fighters League continues to take pride in its unique MMA league format as the organization takes its global expansion to Asia.

The network of more than 100 accounts 'artificially amplified' conversations on topics including George Floyd's death, Black Lives Matter and social justice issues in the US, Twitter said

Twitter Shuts Iran-based Network Fanning Flames Of US Race Protests

Twitter shuts Iran-based network fanning flames of US race protests

French Open News: Sofia Kenin Focused On Winning Roland Garros Final

American Sofia Kenin shared that she is focused on winning this year’s French Open final. She is scheduled to face Poland’s Iga Swiatek in the championship round.

Argentina's Diego Schwartzman beat Nadal for the first time in 10 attempts in Rome last month

French Open News: Diego Schwartzman Is Confident He ‘Can Beat’ Rafael Nadal

Diego Schwartzman believes he has what it takes to defeat Rafael Nadal in the semi-finals of the French Open. Nadal has only been beaten twice in his entire career playing in Roland Garros.