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President Donald Trump's supporters argue that Silicon Valley platforms are biased against conservatives, despite the president's own large following on social media

Who Are The Least Informed Americans? Those Who Get Their News From Social Media

Only 17% of those who get their news from social media were able to correctly answer questions related to politics and were more likely to be exposed to false or unproven claims.

Kate Middleton, Prince William Took Kids On 'Low-Key, Last-Minute Getaway,' Source Says

Kate Middleton and Prince William enjoyed a "low-key" vacation at the Isles of Scilly with their three kids, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, ahead of the start of the school year, a report said.

Heavy Drinkers More At Risk For Dementia According To New Study

Experts classify brain injury, air pollution and heavy drinking as dementia risk factors.

Meghan Markle 39th Birthday Plans: Duchess May Want 'Change Of Scenery,' Expert Says

Meghan Markle may want a "change of scenery" on her 39th birthday after being on lockdown with Prince Harry for months in their rented Los Angeles residence, royal expert Katie Nicholl suggested.

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Doctors at the Cleveland Clinic -- (L-R) Dr. Risal Djohan, Dr. Daniel Alam, Dr. Francis Papay and Dr. Maria Siemionow -- completed the operation on Connie Culp in December 2008

First US Recipient Of Partial Face Transplant Dead At 57

Connie Culp, the first US recipient of a partial face transplant, has died at age 57.

Dozens of people died after drinking toxic bootleg alcohol in northern India's Punjab state

Over 80 Killed By Bootleg Alcohol In Indian State

Over 80 killed by bootleg alcohol in Indian state

The row comes as Facebook and Twitter face increasing pressure in the United States and around the world to act more aggressively against hate speech and false information

Facebook Slams 'Extreme' Ruling Blocking Bolsonaro Allies

Facebook slams 'extreme' ruling blocking Bolsonaro allies

The number of forest fires in the Brazilian Amazon in July 2020 rose 28 percent from the same month a year ago, satellite data show

Brazilian Amazon Fires Surge In July

Brazilian Amazon fires surge in July

Nurses keep a close eye on residents -- spotting early symptoms is crucial for preventing contagion

Workers' Comp An Issue For Some That Caught Coronavirus On The Job

Some employees are having trouble proving they caught the coronavirus on the job, despite working during the pandemic.

salmonella outbreak in 23 states says CDC

Salmonella Outbreak In Over 30 States Linked To California Red Onions

A previously unexplained outbreak of Salmonella in the United States has been linked to red onions from a supplier in California.

'It's sobering to think that six months ago, when you recommended I declare a(n emergency), there were less than 100 cases and no deaths outside China,' said WHO chief Tedros

Expect 'Lengthy' Coronavirus Pandemic WHO Warns

The World Health Organization is warning that the coronavirus pandemic will likely be a lengthy one.

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi speaks on the coronavirus crisis on March 23, 2020

Democrats, Trump Aids Resume Talks For Coronavirus Relief Bill As Unemployment Benefit Ends

The enhanced weekly unemployment benefits have expired, and Congress and the White House haven't reached a new deal.

TikTok Ban Could Be Imminent, Twitter Users Bash President Trump For Move

President Trump has confirmed he plans to ban TikTok in the United States and could do as soon as this weekend.

Anti-North Korea leaflets launched from the South included 'dirty, insulting' depictions of leader Kim Jong Un's spouse, Ri Sol Ju (R), Russia's ambassador said

Kim Jong Un Boasts Of North Korea’s Nuclear Arsenal, Says It Serves As ‘Deterrent’ Against West

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un believes his country's nuclear arsenal is a deterrent against the West amid stalled negotiations with the United States.

Lena Dunham Shares Her COVID Story On Instagram: Actress Still Struggling With After-Effects

In the Instagram post, Dunham revealed that she tested positive for the deadly virus in mid-March.

James Murdoch, who has resigned from News Corp, has been critical of the business and its media coverage

Media Scion James Murdoch Quits News Corp Board

Media scion James Murdoch quits News Corp board

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

Trump Says Fed Agents To Stay In Portland Until Police 'Cleanup'

Trump says fed agents to stay in Portland until police 'cleanup'

TikTok could be ordered divested from its Chinese parent firm under an order reportedly being prepared by US President Donald Trump

Trump Says He Will Bar TikTok From US

American authorities have raised concerns the service could be a tool for Chinese intelligence.

Which Notable Republicans Are Voting For Biden In The Fall Election?

Former Secretary of State Colin Powell and former presidential candidate Carly Fiorina are just some of the prominent Republican figures voting for Democrat Joe Biden in the fall election.

Trump Administration Willing To Drop Death Penalty For ISIS Detainees To Secure UK Cooperation In Prosecution

Attorney General William Barr is willing to drop the death penalty for two ISIS detainees after the British government was forced to withhold key evidence in the case.

NBA player Jonathan Isaac stands as team-mates kneel during the national anthem ahead of Orlando's game with Brooklyn on Friday

Magic's Isaac Takes Lone Stand At NBA Restart, Popovich Also Stands

Magic's Isaac takes lone stand at NBA restart, Popovich also stands

Latin America's biggest airline, the Brazilian-Chilean group LATAM, filed for bankruptcy in the US in May, after which its shares plunged 35 percent in the Santiago stock exchange

LATAM Airline To Lay Off 2,700 Crew

LATAM airline to lay off 2,700 crew

Exxon Mobil and Chevron reported losses in the second quarter, as the weakened industry outlook amid the coronavirus crisis hammers petroleum companies

US Oil Giants Report Big Losses, Prepare For Longer Downturn

Exxon Mobil and Chevron reported heavy losses in the latest quarter as the coronavirus pandemic continues applying pressure for cost-cutting measures to the industry.