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Dingo is an Iranian band made up of four women who play "bandari" music whose lyrics come from ancient folkloric songs

All-women Band In Iran Struggles To Break Through

All-women band in Iran struggles to break through

Melania Trump's Wooden Statue Replaced With Bronze 2 Months After It Was Set On Fire

US First Lady Melania Trump's 'Be Best' anti-bullying initiative has been a poorly managed flop, according to a new biography, 'Free, Melania'

Melania Trump's wooden statue in Slovenia that was burned down in July has been replaced with a bronze replica.

Trump Doubles Down On Vaccine Timeline, Contradicts Top Expert

Updated graphic on COVID-19 vaccines in development being tracked by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical medicine. Russia has developed the first vaccine offering "sustainable immunity" against the coronavirus, President Vladimir Putin announced Aug

Trump doubles down on vaccine timeline, contradicts top expert

President Donald Trump and his Democratic White House rival Joe Biden will both visit the crash site of a plane hijacked on September 11, 2001 in the key election battleground of Pennsylvania

Who Is Going To Win, Trump Or Biden? Peruvian Shamans Perform Ritual To Predict Presidential Winner

Peruvian shamans on Wednesday performed an ancestral ritual to predict the winner of the upcoming U.S. presidential election.

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Sony's new PlayStattion 5 will be launched in November, competing against the updated console from Microsoft

PlayStation 5 Console To Launch In November

PlayStation 5 console to launch in November

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has made a fresh attempt to get Democrats and Republicans to hammer out a new stimulus package

Global Stocks Mixed As Fed Vows To Keep Interest Rates Low

Global stocks mixed as Fed vows to keep interest rates low

A firefighter works at the scene of the Bobcat Fire burning on hillsides near Monrovia Canyon Park in Monrovia, California on September 15, 2020

California Braces For High Winds That Could Propel Deadly Wildfires

California braces for high winds that could propel deadly wildfires

An increase in working from home has left city centres deserted and is one factor slowing the recovery of oil demand

Are More People Working Freelance During The Coronavirus Pandemic? A Look At The Numbers

Jobs numbers indicate the pandemic has driven the freelance share of the jobs market up to 36% -- and increased hiring is not making a dent in the share.

US Federal reserve Chair Jerome Powell said government adi has been 'essential' to the better-than-expected economic recovery but more is needed

US Fed Says Outlook Uncertain, Stimulus 'Essential'

US Fed says outlook uncertain, stimulus 'essential'

5 Chinese Nationals Charged In Global Hacking Scheme By US Justice Department

The Department of Justice on Wednesday charged five Chinese nationals involved in a global hacking campaign targeting software development companies, telecommunications firms and nonprofits, among others.

Xinjiang's Communist Party chief Chen Quanguo, seen here in March 2019, has been hit by US sanctions as Washington steps up pressure over treatment of the Uighur community

H&M Pulls Out Of Chinese Xinjiang Province Over Forced Labor Allegations

H&M cut ties with its yarn manufacturer in Xingjiang province over Uighur forced labor allegations, the latest company to do so.

CDC says most COVID-19 patients not infectious after 10 days

When Will The US 'Get Back To Regular Life?' CDC Director Gives Insight About Coronavirus Vaccine Effects

CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield spoke about a potential timetable during a hearing with the U.S. Senate Appropriations Subcommittee.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell may comment further on the state of the US economy after the Federal Open Market Committee concludes its two-day meeting

Federal Reserve Suggests Near-Zero Interest Rates Are Here To Stay For The Long Haul

Two FOMC officials, Kaplan and Kashkari, opposed the policy decision

SOUNDBITE European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen calls for building "a European Health Union" in her first State of the EU address to MEPs.

EU Chief Pledges Green Recovery From Corona Crisis

EU chief pledges green recovery from corona crisis

Eli Lilly Posts Positive 'Proof Of Concept Data' From Coronavirus Antibody Treatment Trials

The company said it already is manufacturing the drug in hopes upcoming trials continue yielding positive results.

The protesting farmers chanted 'Kaczynski, traitor of the countryside!' outside the ruling party's headquarters

Fur Flies In Poland Over Animal Rights Law

Fur flies in Poland over animal rights law

Spotify has already clashed with Apple in the past

Spotify Steps Up Antitrust War Over Apple One Bundling

Spotify steps up antitrust war over Apple One bundling

Popular radio host DJ Khaled is among those producing podcasts that will be part of Amazon's music service

Amazon Cranks Up Its Music Service With Podcasts

Amazon cranks up its music service with podcasts

Police in riot gear shoot rubber bullets at demonstrators outside the White House on June 1 during a BLM protest

Who Is Michael Caputo? HHS Spokesman Takes Leave For Inflammatory Remarks

Michael Caputo had accused government scientists of "sedition" and warned of violence from leftist hit squads in a Facebook rant.

The family of Tom Petty issued a cease and desist letter over Trump's use of 'I Won't Back Down' at a rally in Tulsa on June 20

Oklahoma Health Officials Nearly Postponed President Trump's Tulsa Rally In June, Documents Show

Oklahoma health officials raised concerns before President Trump’s indoor rally in June, warning there could be a sizable spike in COVID-19 cases and deaths, internal documents and emails show.