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Pyongyang insists that it needs its nuclear arsenal to deter against a possible US invasion

North Korea's Kim Says Nuclear Deterrent Crucial

North Korea's Kim says nuclear deterrent crucial

Debutants And Americans Dominate Booker Prize Longlist

There are nine female authors on the longlist of 13.

Debutants and Americans dominate Booker Prize longlist

How ZIP Codes Can Predict Health Destiny Better Than Genomes

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has criticised the lockdown extension as discriminatory and counter-productive

When treating COVID-19, diabetes and other illnesses, the most advanced medical technologies in the world won't make a difference if individuals are unable to visit a doctor, afford their treatment or understand how to live a healthy lifestyle.

US Civil Rights Icon John Lewis Lying In State At Capitol

US civil rights icon John Lewis lying in state at Capitol

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Trump Supporters Are More Enthusiastic, While Biden Voters Are More Anxious, Poll Says

Biden voters are more anxious than Trump voters about the state of the race, after the GOP incumbent pulled off a surprise win against Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton in 2016.

Najib and his inner circle are accused of plundering sovereign wealth fund 1MDB

Malaysian Court To Deliver Verdict In Najib's First 1MDB Trial

Malaysian court to deliver verdict in Najib's first 1MDB trial

Police in May 2020 stand outside the US embassy in Berlin, to which President Donald Trump has named a new ambassador

Trump Names Contrarian Colonel As Germany Envoy Amid Pullout

Trump names contrarian colonel as Germany envoy amid pullout

A US indictment accuses Meng Wanzhou and Huawei with conducting business in Iran in violation of US sanctions

Lawyers For Huawei's Meng Demand Release Of Canadian Spy Docs

Lawyers for Huawei's Meng demand release of Canadian spy docs

caretaker steals engagement ring and credit cards of dying elderly coronavirus patient

Adults Aged 65 Years And Older Account For 80% Of COVID-19 Deaths, Study Says

Idaho had the highest number of COVID-19 deaths in adults over 65 than all causes of death combined in this age group.

Chris Dodd's Concern About Kamala Harris Could Redirect Biden's 2020 Campaign

The recent comments were shared by an anonymous supporter.

John David Washington in Los Angeles in November 2018

Nolan Blockbuster 'Tenet' Set For August 26 International Release

Nolan blockbuster 'Tenet' set for August 26 international release

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Agriculture Officials Warn Unsolicited Seeds Mailed Allegedly From China To Various States May Be Harmful

Officials in Virginia, Ohio, Washington, Utah, Kansas, Arizona and Louisiana have said various residents have been mailed the strange seeds during July and asked anyone else who may receive the seeds to not plant them.

David Solomon, chief executive of Goldman Sachs, which reported a drop in quarterly earnings due to higher legal and regulatory costs

Goldman Sachs’ New Performance Review System May Harbinger For New Job Cuts Next Year

The prominent investment bank could have up to 10% of its 39,000 employees graded as “underperformers” this year.

HSBC has said it will put on hold many of the 35,000 redundancies recently announced as part of a cost-cutting drive

HSBC Seeks To Double Number Of Black Senior Staff By 2025

The bank did not disclose what percentage of senior staff are presently Black

Almost 4 Out Of 5 US Voters Support A Face Mask Mandate, Says Survey

A total of 70% of survey respondents indicated that they think fines should be issued for those people that violate face mask mandates.

WATCH: Hundreds Of Unattended Kids Erupt In Chaos At Memphis Game Center

A Tennessee game center had to close early after hundreds of unattended minors wreaked havoc.

Chinese leader Mao Zedong and President Richard Nixon hold a historic meeting on February 22, 1972

Half Century On, US Hawks Revive Criticism Of China Normalization

Half century on, US hawks revive criticism of China normalization

Delta Air Lines has taken out a $2.6 billion loan and put some of its airlines up as collateral

Delta Partners With Lysol To Keep Planes, Airports Clean Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

The airline will leverage Lysol’s microbiologists and germ-kill experts to develop new protocols to keep travelers safe when flying and in airports.

National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien holds a key role in the US administration

Trump National Security Advisor Tests Positive For COVID-19

Trump national security advisor tests positive for COVID-19

In a solemn tribute, a horse-drawn wagon carried the body of civil rights leader and longtime congressman John Lewis across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, on July 26, 2020; he was badly beaten on the bridge during a 1965 rights march

US Civil Rights Icon John Lewis To Lie In State At Capitol

US civil rights icon John Lewis to lie in state at Capitol

LVMH Reports Rebound In China Luxury Sales

LVMH reports rebound in China luxury sales

Taylor Swift's 'Folklore' Could Break A New Record, But Has Already Resulted In Another Achievement

The singer-songwriter surprised her fans after recording the album in isolation.

VIDEO: Couple Wearing Swastikas On Face Masks Create A Scene In Minnesota Walmart; Banned From Stores

Bystander filmed the couple getting into verbal exchanges with several shopper; they have subsequently been banned from all U.S. Walmart locations for at least one year.

Reagan Foundation, Fox News Targeted In Latest Trump Twitter Attack

Trump's attack was in response to reports the Reagan Foundation had asked his campaign and the RNC to stop using Reagan's likeness in fundraising campaigns, and Fox News' latest polls indicated Trump is trailing Biden in several key swing states.

Mothers form a human chain during a protest in front of the Multnomah County Justice Center in Portland, Oregon, on July 23, 2020.

Protests Turn Chaotic As They Spread To Austin, Texas; Louisville, Ky., And Other US Cities Over Weekend

Seattle and Portland remained two of the biggest hotspots during the protests while at least one person was shot amid multiple shootings reported during the weekend protests.