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A face mask sign on the door is the first thing visitors to the Texas Rangers training facility in Dallas see as they enter Globe Life Field.

Video Shows Anti-Mask Dad's Son Carrying Him Out Of Arizona Sprouts Store

One son had enough of his father's temper tantrum.

Forget Joggers, Jeans Are Still Popular During A Global Pandemic According To Levi's CEO

Levi's CEO Chip Bergh said the company has been tracking people choice of clothes during the pandemic and found jeans are still popular even with so many people stuck inside their homes.

Census Bureau Hiring Lags Previous Years, Threatening Count

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In 2010, the Census Bureau hired more than 711,000 temporary workers for the decennial count, compared to the 155,000 on the payroll at the beginning of August.

Mortgage Delinquency Rates Jumped To More Than Five-Year High In May; Miami, New York Hardest Hit

The overall mortgage delinquency rate more than doubled from May 2019 to May 2020.

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A voter wearing a glove holds an 'I Voted!' sticker after casting her ballot in the Florida primary

Primary Races In Minnesota, Georgia Include QAnon Conspiracist, 'Squad' Member

One Republican candidate in Georgia's runoff has faced criticism for racist rhetoric and Minnesota's member of the "The Squad" faces a tough challenge.

President Trump Slammed Over Calling COVID-19 ‘The China Plague’ On Twitter

Twitter called out President Trump for calling COVID-19 “The China Plague.”

Social distancing measures are still in place in many countries even as governments look to restart economies

These States Are The Best And Worst At Social Distancing

How does the state that you live in rank for social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic?

Credit Card Debtors Worry About Making Minimum Payments If COVID-19 Pandemic Persists

Eighty-seven percent of millennials said they might not make minimum payments if they’re unable to work.

Midwest Derecho Leaves Over A Million Customers From Iowa To Indiana Without Power

The storm persisted for 14 hours on Monday, with wind gusts over 100 mph reported in Iowa and a tornado touching down in Chicago.

A security guard is silhouetted in front a Prudential office in London

UK Insurer Prudential Plans To Spin Off US Businesses

Prudential plc will now focus on its operations in Asia, Africa

Middle school pupils returned to class in France

More Than Half Of Students Will Learn Virtually This Fall, Burbio Study Finds

As many as 52% of students will work online this fall as many schools remain closed during the coronavirus pandemic.

Until recently, Washington had treated imports from Hong Kong differently to goods from the rest of China

Hong Kong Imports To Be Labelled 'Made In China': US Customs

Hong Kong imports to be labelled 'Made in China': US customs

Ghislaine Maxwell -- shown here with the late disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein -- is being held at Brooklyn's high-security Metropolitan Detention Center

Ghislaine Maxwell Says She's Treated 'Less Favorably' In Prison, Wants Documents Re-Sealed

Jeffrey Epstein's former associate has been held in Brooklyn since July after her arrest on multiple sex crime charges.

The United States has been actively lobbying countries worldwide to boycott Huawei

Qualcomm Wants Permission To Sell Chips To Huawei, Says $8B Potentially At Stake

Qualcomm is asking the government to amend regulations so it can sell chips to Huawei.

Tesla Could Be Working On A Smartwatch That Could Serve As Alternative Car Key

A new document recently surfaced online revealing that Tesla Motors could be involved in the development of a smartwatch.

With more than 897,000 confirmed infections, Russia's coronavirus caseload is currently fourth in the world

Russia Declares Itself 'First' To Develop Coronavirus Vaccine

Russia declares itself 'first' to develop coronavirus vaccine

Lukashenko has maintained close ties with Moscow. He is seen here with Vladimir Putin in Russia on June 30

Putin Claims Russia Has 'First' Coronavirus Vaccine, Daughter Inoculated

Russian leader said one of his two daughters has already been inoculated and vaccinations will be voluntary once public inoculations begin.

Victon’s Han Seung Woo’s Solo Mini-Album ‘Fame’ Tops iTunes Charts Around The World

K-pop singer Han Seung Woo is the first member of Victon to make his solo debut. His first solo mini-album, "Fame," is no. 1 on iTunes top albums charts in 11 regions.