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Coronavirus Treatment: Alcohol Addiction, Breast Cancer Drugs Found Effective Against COVID-19

Researchers discovered a drug used against alcoholism is potentially able to "switch off" the enzyme key to coronavirus reproduction.

Rare Supernova: Astronomers Observe Calcium-Rich Supernova In X-Ray For The First Time Ever

The emissions from these rare supernovas are said to account for up to half of all calcium in the universe.

Placido Domingo Insists 'I Have Never Abused Anyone'

Spanish tenor Placido Domingo has been engulfed in a sexual harassment scandal since 2019

Placido Domingo insists 'I have never abused anyone'

3 Teens Fleeing Police Jump Wall At Trump’s Mar-A-Lago Resort With Loaded AK-47, Arrested

The teens claimed they didn't own the gun but had "found it."

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Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal have swapped their rackets for microphones and cameras

Rafael Nadal Prepares For French Open As Novak Djokovic Considers US Open Slot

The US Open is set to push through this year amidst the threat of the coronavirus. If Novak Djokovic pursues to participate in this year’s tournament, he’ll be considered as the main favorite to win. With Rafael Nadal skipping this year’s Grand Slam, the King of Clay has his mind prepared for Roland Garros.

Washington and Beijing have been engaged in a war of words over a number of disputes

A Long List Of US-China Disputes

A long list of US-China disputes

Bitcoin Price Will Eventually Hit $450,000 With $8 Trillion Market Cap, Pompliano Predicts

Morgan Creek CEO Anothony Pompliano believes Bitcoin will become more valuable than gold because of its digital nature and its scarcity.

Alyssa Milano Tested Positive For COVID-19 Antibodies Even After Three Negatives: 'Our Testing System Is Flawed'

Actress Alyssa Milano made people "aware" that the COVID-19 "testing system” in the country is "flawed" as she tested negative three times for the disease despite experiencing symptoms for more than 4 months. The actress then tested positive after 4 months of excruciating pain.

Face masks are now mandatory even outdoors in some cities in France

Europe Fears Second Virus Wave As Trump Takes Heat For 'Misinformation'

Europe fears second virus wave as Trump takes heat for 'misinformation'

LeBron James says NBA players could 'care less' about criticism from President Donald Trump

LeBron Brushes Off Trump Blast: 'We Could Care Less'

LeBron brushes off Trump blast: 'We could care less'

Gold hit a fresh high at $2,041.92 an ounceÂ on Wednesday, a day after the haven investment rose above $2,000 for the first time

Younger Investors Are Buying More Bitcoin, Older Ones Prefer Gold, JPMorgan Says

Younger investors deploy their money on more high risk assets like Bitcoin and tech stocks while older investors prefer bonds, which are generally safe, and gold, which has been a store of value for thousands of years.

At least 22 inmates have died of COVID-19 in California's notorious San Quentin prison

Nearly Half Of Inmates At Arizona Prison Test Positive For Virus

Nearly half of inmates at Arizona prison test positive for virus

Two huge explosion rocked the Lebanese capital Beirut, killing scores and wounding thousands of people, shaking buildings and sending huge plumes of smoke billowing into the sky

Emergency Aid Lands In Lebanon As World Offers Support

Emergency aid lands in Lebanon as world offers support

The move came as Facebook faces pressure to prevent the spread of misinformation

Facebook, Twitter Take Aim At Trump 'Misinformation'

Facebook, Twitter take aim at Trump 'misinformation'

Japan this week marks the 75th anniversary of the atomic bomb attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki

'Unspeakable Horror': The Attacks On Hiroshima And Nagasaki

'Unspeakable horror': the attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Japan on August 6 marks the 75th anniversary of the nuclear bomb attack on Hiroshima, with the coronavirus forcing a scaled-back ceremony

Japan Marks 75th Anniversary Of Hiroshima Atomic Bombing

Japan marks 75th anniversary of Hiroshima atomic bombing

Coronavirus Stimulus Checks Mistakenly Sent To Thousands Of Foreign Workers Overseas

The IRS mistakenly sent thousands of $1,200 stimulus checks to foreigners who entered the U.S. on temporary work visas.

Astronomers Use Wiggling Star, Radio Waves To Discover New Exoplanet For The First Time

After detecting the wobbly movements of a distant star using radio waves, astronomers were able to discover a new exoplanet.

People walk along a commercial street, in downtown Sao Paulo, Brazil on August 4, 2020, amid the new coronavirus pandemic

Brazil Adrift As Virus Toll Approaches 100,000

Brazil adrift as virus toll approaches 100,000

The damaged grain silos of Beirut's harbour and its surroundings one day after a powerful twin explosion tore through Lebanon's capital

Satellite Images Capture Beirut Explosion Aftermath From Space

A couple of space technology companies released images taken by satellites showing the devastation caused by the explosion in Beirut.

Anthony Fauci, who was asked during a Congressional hearing whether the US could make use of Chinese or Russian vaccines if they arrived first, indicated that was unlikely

US Coronavirus Outbreak Worse Than Any Country: 'Numbers Don’t Lie,' Says Fauci

Dr. Anthony Fauci affirms the COVID-19 outbreak in the U.S. is the worst in the world.

Hundreds of millions of dollars were looted from Malaysia's 1MDB fund

1MDB Scandal Fugitives Hiding In China: Malaysian Police

1MDB scandal fugitives hiding in China: Malaysian police

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said he will pick a woman as his running mate

Trump Narrowing Gap With Biden In Latest National Polls, As Early Voting Looms

Several new polls show Biden with a small lead over Trump, but the incumbent president has little time to turn around his campaign amid the pandemic, as early voting looms.

The Florida court hearing of the teenager accused of masterminding a major Twitter hack, held online via the Zoom app, was interrupted with rap music and pornography

Porn Video Interrupts US Court Hearing For Accused Twitter Hacker

Porn video interrupts US court hearing for accused Twitter hacker

NBA team owners will contribute $300 million over the next decade to support initiatives aimed at improving economic empowerment in the black community

NBA Team Owners Commit $300 Million To Black Empowerment

NBA team owners commit $300 million to black empowerment

The targeting of app usage and cloud services expands the 5G Clean Path program the State Department unveiled on April 29

US Wants To Eliminate Chinese Apps From US App Stores

Pompeo said the U.S. government will seek to limit the ability of Chinese service providers to collect, store and process sensitive data in the United States.

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