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A boom in sales of existing homes comes as supply tightens and prices rise

Some Parts Of US Enduring Housing Shortage But Residents Flee High-Priced Coastal Cities

The pandemic has created both disruptions and opportunities in the housing markets

Biden Meets Family Of African American Shot By Police

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden heads to a private meeting with the family of Jacob Blake, the African American man who was shot multiple times by a white officer in Kenosha, Wisconsin, sparking days of violent unrest

Biden meets family of African American shot by police

Pharma Chiefs Vow No 'Cut Corners' In Vaccine Race

Pfizer chief Albert Bourla told reporters "we will not cut corners" as the pharmaceutical company tries to develop a vaccine for the coronavirus

Pharma chiefs vow no 'cut corners' in vaccine race

US whistleblower Edward Snowden is among 500 leading artists and activists to have signed the open letter in support of Le Monde

Court Rules NSA Surveillance Operation Exposed By Edward Snowden To Be Unlawful

The U.S. Appeals Court found the mass telephone surveillance program unlawful and the defense of it by the intelligence community to be inaccurate.

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Boneless Chicken Wing Debate Heats Up In Nebraska Council Meeting [Watch]

A Lincoln, Nebraska resident was passionate about ending the “boneless chicken wings” misconception.

Will Trump Need 'An Army' To Protect Him In New York? Cuomo Says Quote Out Of Context

The contentious relations between the president and Gov. Andrew Cuomo continued Wednesday. Spokesperson says Cuomo's "threat" taken out of context.

Focus will turn to Capitol Hill, where lawmakers will try to hammer out a new stimulus package to support the rattled US economy

Budget Deficit To Hit Record $3.3 Trillion In 2020, National Debt To Exceed GDP In 2021

Massive federal spending to fight the pandemic has pushed the deficit to all-time highs.

Apple-Epic Feud Rouses German Regulator

A German regulator has expressed interest in Apple and Epic's case.

The new jobs will take Amazon's total permanent UK workforce past 40,000, up by a third in a year as the pandemic triggers a surge in online shopping

Amazon Creates 7,000 UK Jobs As Virus Fuels Online Demand

Amazon creates 7,000 UK jobs as virus fuels online demand

Anti-racist demonstrators raise their fists on August 26, 2020, during protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin, against the shooting of an unarmed black man

Joe Biden Heads To Kenosha As Curfew Lifted After Several Nights Of Peaceful Protests

The Democratic nominee for president is planning to visit the family of Jacob Blake, something President Trump did not do because the family members wanted their lawyer present.

Israel's national carrier El Al is to fly its first cargo flight to Dubai, following a groundbreaking commercial passenger trip to the United Arab Emirates

Israel's El Al Announces Cargo Flight To Dubai

Israel's El Al announces cargo flight to Dubai

Lionel Messi and Antoine Griezmann take part in a Barcelona training session.

Messi’s Barca Teammate Accepts $11M Deal With Juventus, Could Soon Team Up With Ronaldo: Report

Juventus are looking to find an ideal replacement for Gonzalo Higuain this summer.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said he fears "an increased risk of civil unrest" after the vote on November 3

Facebook To Ban Political Ads In Week Before US Election

Facebook to ban political ads in week before US election

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the US was 'alarmed' at Iran's 'lack of adequate cooperation' with UN nuclear watchdog inspectors

China Threatens To Retaliate After US Tightens Leash On Beijing Diplomats

China threatens to retaliate after US tightens leash on Beijing diplomats

Dog Travels 10K Miles To Reunite With Owners After COVID-19 Separates Them

The dog traveled from Unites States to Australia to reunite with family.

Repatriated ISIS Fighter From Texas Pleads Guilty To Terror Charge, Faces 20 Years In Prison

In Iraq he "underwent five days of physical and weapons training" alongside 40 other foreign fighters after which he was sent to Raqqah, Syria.

'It’s Not A Big Deal,' World No. 3 Opens Up On Nadal, Federer’s Absence At US Open

Rafael Nadal chose to not play at this year's US Open due to COVID-19 despite being the defending champion.

Illinois Police Search For Victim’s Remains After Serial Killer Confesses To Murder On Podcast

Dellmus Colvin, a former long-haul trucker, confessed to killing between 47 to 52 women across the U.S. from 1987 to 2005.

The blockbuster game PUBG is among the Chinese apps targeted by Indian authorities as a bitter border dispute seeps into the tech sphere

China Rails Against 'Discriminatory' India App Ban

China rails against 'discriminatory' India app ban

Floyd Mayweather Jr. Signs Junior Welterweight Phenom After Impressive Sparring Session With Gervonta Davis

Floyd Mayweather Jr. signed undefeated prospect Jean Carlos Torres to Mayweather Promotions after witnessing the 30-year-old's unmatched work ethic in Las Vegas.