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The Justice Department accused Yale of discriminating against white and Asian American applicants, a charge the university rejected as 'meritless'

US Justice Department Accuses Yale Of Discrimination In Admissions

US Justice Department accuses Yale of discrimination in admissions

Party's Over: Airbnb Restricts Under-25s In UK, France And Spain

Party foul: Airbnb is cracking down on rowdy parties over problems with neighbours and coronavirus fears

Party's over: Airbnb restricts under-25s in UK, France and Spain

Serena Rallies Past Venus, Builds Confidence For US Open

Serena Williams plays a backhand Thursday during her victory over sister Venus Williams at the WTA Top Seed Open

Serena rallies past Venus, builds confidence for US Open

Facebook and Instagram have launched a voting information center to help prevent a repeat of the online disinformation that marred the 2016 US election

Facebook, Google Step Up Election Protection Efforts

Facebook, Google step up election protection efforts

Trump Says Could Give UN Speech Even If Other Leaders Stay Away
FBI, NSA Reveal Details Of Russia Hacking Capabilities In Rare Public Disclosure
COVID-19 Daily Deaths Higher Than Reported. Here's What Else You Need To Know About Thursday's Pandemic Developments
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Mariatou Diallo, who has been unable to make her rent payment since March 2020, holds up a sign during a protest against evictions -- the US could soon be facing a major housing crisis sparked by pandemic-related joblessness

US Braces For Evictions Crisis As Aid Talks Stall In Washington

US braces for evictions crisis as aid talks stall in Washington

Congress has yet to agree on whether or not to extend extra payments to unemployed Americans contained in the CARES Act rescue package passed in March

No Aid In Sight As US Jobless Claims Drop Below 1 Mn

No aid in sight as US jobless claims drop below 1 mn

Erdogan seemed to suggest that the Turkish ship was attacked

France Bolsters Mediterranean Presence As Turkey Tensions Worsen

France bolsters Mediterranean presence as Turkey tensions worsen

Betelgeuse is 725 light years from Earth, meaning the event witnessed by the telescope happened around the beginning of the 14th century

Dimming Of One Of Galaxy's Brightest Stars 'Caused By Dust Cloud'

Dimming of one of galaxy's brightest stars 'caused by dust cloud'

College Students Get Ready To Go Back To School, But Will They Party?

A poll indicates that 76% of students say they will return to campus if they have the option to during the coronavirus pandemic.

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris have launched their campaign to oust President Donald Trump from the White House in the November 3, 2020 election

Biden, Harris Focus White House Campaign On Virus Crisis

Biden, Harris focus White House campaign on virus crisis

Lebanese protesters make an abortive attempt to disupt a session of parliament at which it backed the emergency powers assumed by the government

Lebanon Assembly Ratifies State Of Emergency After Deadly Blast

Lebanon assembly ratifies state of emergency after deadly blast

Portland, in the state of Oregon, has been rocked by anti-racism demonstrations

ICE-y Tensions And Protests In Portland Spilling Outside The City

Crowds gathered in the Bend, Oregon, to effectively block the path of buses with multiple people detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Daimler joins its German rival VW in settling with US authorities and consumers over so-called defeat devices on its vehicles to meet pollution norms

Daimler Strikes $2.2 Bn Diesel Settlements In US

Daimler strikes $2.2 bn diesel settlements in US

Angela, a delivery worker for Amazon Prime, wears a mask and gloves on her route in Los Angeles on April 8

Amazon Cuts Ties With 1,200 Delivery Drivers

Amazon Delivery Service Partners start up costs are about $10,000, allowing for growth with more delivery vans within a fleet.

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani warned that the country was paying a major instalment on the cost of peace by releasing 400 Taliban prisoners

Taliban Inmates Danger 'To The World': Afghan President

Taliban inmates danger 'to the world': Afghan president

'Anti epidemic officials' were seen spraying disinfectant at Pyongyang Railway Station

Countries Tighten Rules As World Coronavirus Deaths Pass 750,000

Countries tighten rules as world coronavirus deaths pass 750,000

Jeanine Pirro Suspects Biden Won’t Be A Candidate In Presidential Election, Twitter Responds

Twitter users are buzzing after Jeanine Pirro suggested something will happen to Joe Biden before the election.

Personal Attacks Key To Trump’s Approach To Kamala Harris, She Puts Focus On President’s Record

In contrast, Harris focuses on Trump's record as a businessman and in the Oval Office.

Malaysia's anti-graft agency has released a 2016 recording of Malaysia's ex-leader calling Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan (pictured)

Trump Declares Middle East Breakthrough, Israel, UAE Agree To Normalize Relations

As part of the agreement announced by President Trump, Israel agreed to suspend plans to annex parts of the West Bank.

US President Donald Trump suggested that more diplomatic breakthroughs between Israel and its Muslim neighbors in the region were expected

Trump Announces 'Historic Peace Agreement' Between Israel, UAE

Trump announces 'historic peace agreement' between Israel, UAE

A California judge gave Uber and Lyft 10 days to reclassify drivers as employees in compliance with a new state law

Uber, Lyft Speeding Toward Collision With California Court Over Employee Classification

The pressure to classify drivers as employees has spread overseas to the United Kingdom and is also leaking into food-delivery services.

AMC Theaters Reopening August 20 With New Safety Protocols, Discounted Movie Tickets

After shutting down in March, AMC is poised to start reopening movie theaters beginning August 20.

It Was Deadliest Day Of Summer And US Death Toll May Be Even Worse Than Reported

Almost 1,500 people died Wednesday, the highest total in this country since mid-May.

Pompeo Calls For Joint US-EU Effort On Belarus Crisis

Pompeo calls for joint US-EU effort on Belarus crisis

Head of Stadia Games and Entertainment Jade Raymond speaks during the annual Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, California on March 19, 2019

GDC 2021 Set As 'Hybrid' Event In July

It will have both an in-person gathering at the Moscone Center in San Francisco and a “robust virtual offering” for those who cannot make it due to travel restrictions.