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In this file photo taken July 8, 2017, a member of the Ku Klux Klan holds a Confederate flag during a rally in Charlottesville, Virginia; the Pentagon has banned the display of that flag on US military bases

Trump Declines To Call Confederate Flag Racist, Calls It ‘Proud’ Symbol Of The South

President Trump has continued to support the flag even as most Americans agree that it is a symbol of hate.

Syrians Vote For New Assembly Amid War, Economic Turmoil

Syrians head to the polls Sunday to elect a new parliament as the war-torn country faces a crumbling economy and international sanctions

Syrians voted Sunday for a new parliament as the Damascus government grapples with international sanctions and a crumbling economy after retaking large parts of the war-torn country.

TikTok Relocating? Company In Talks For London HQ To Try And Distance Itself From Chinese Ownership

TikTok, which faces a possible US ban, has long battled accusations it is a spying tool for Beijing

The popular video-sharing app is reportedly looking to distance its public image from its Chinese owners.

Two Republican Senators Confuse John Lewis For Elijah Cummings In Remembrance Photos

Sens. Marco Rubio and Dan Sullivan had confused Elijah Cummings for John Lewis in remembrance photos, and were criticized on Twitter for the mistake.

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Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes has said he won't enforce California's statewide mask order including in cities such as Huntington Beach, seen here on July 16, 2020

'It's A Hoax' Say California's Anti-mask Proponents

'It's a hoax' say California's anti-mask proponents

Syrians Vote For New Parliament Amid War, Economic Turmoil

Syrians vote for new parliament amid war, economic turmoil

Health workers protest for lack of medical supplies at the Dr Arnulfo Arias Madrid hospital complex in Panama City, on July 16, 2020, as Panama exceeds 50,000 cases of COVID-19

EU Grapples Over Virus Recovery As Global Death Toll Passes 600,000

EU grapples over virus recovery as global death toll passes 600,000

People wave flags of Libya (R) and Turkey (L) during a demonstration in Tripoli

France, Germany Consider Sanctions On Foreign Actors Involved In Libya

Russia, the UAE, Turkey and Egypt are some of the nations involved in Libya's civil war, with European leaders looking at implementing sanctions.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres (pictured February 2020) called the cross-border humanitarian delivery program into Syria "a lifeline for millions of civilians whom the United Nations cannot reach by other means"

UN Chief Attacks Inequality Of Global Institutions Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres believes inequality remains a major problem in global institutions, and has said that rich countries are not doing enough to help poor states amid the pandemic.

Kuwait's Emir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Jaber al-Sabah, pictured in September 2018, has been hospitalised for medical testing

Kuwait's Ruler Hospitalised, Crown Prince Steps In

Kuwait's ruler hospitalised, crown prince steps in

Joe Biden, the Democratic National Committee and related fundraisers brought in a staggering $141 million in June, the campaign's best fundraising month ever and $10 million more than Donald Trump and the Republican National Committee

Trump vs. Biden Polls: Who Is Leading In Michigan, Wisconsin And Pennsylvania?

Recent polls show Democrat Joe Biden in the lead in the key swing states of Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

A pedestrian passes in front of a quotation board displaying falling share price numbers at the Tokyo Stock Exchange

How Companies Should Expand In The Asian-Pacific Market

Startups today are increasingly conservative with their growth endeavors, which leaves many business leaders perceiving global expansion as going against the grain.

Obama, Biden, Pelosi, Other Democrats React To Death Of Civil Rights Leader John Lewis

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, former President Barack Obama and other top figures of the Democratic party made statements to praise the life of civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis.

Twitter says 130 accounts were targeted in the mass hack that occurred earlier this week

Twitter Says Hackers 'Manipulated' Employees To Access Accounts

Twitter says hackers 'manipulated' employees to access accounts

President Donald Trump was contradicted by a Fox News reporter over his claim that Joe Biden plans to defund the police

Trump Clashes With Fox Interviewer Over Biden Police Defunding Claim

During the interview conducted on the patio outside the Oval Office, Trump blamed rising violence in some cities on their Democratic leaders.

Rallies are being held around the world this weekend to protest against racism and police brutality

New Mexico Police Officer Charged With Second-Degree Murder For Allegedly Killing Detainee By Placing Him In Chokehold

The Las Cruces police officer, identified as Christopher Smelser, allegedly killed 40-year-old Antonio Valenzuela after placing him in a chokehold on Feb.29.

Cuba has enacted laws against racial discrimination but activists say racism is present on the streets

Racism In Cuba: Banned By Law, Alive On The Streets

Racism in Cuba: banned by law, alive on the streets

Teresa Giudice's Daughter Gia Shares First Post-Nose Job Photo: 'Swollen' But 'Never Been Happier'

Teresa Giudice's daughter, Gia Giudice, revealed that she got a nose job to end her insecurities.

Joe Biden says he has started to receive intelligence briefings as the presumptive Democratic candidate for US president

Russia And China Out To Undermine US Election, Says Biden

"The Russians are still engaged in trying to delegitimize our electoral process. Fact," the presumptive Democratic challenger said at a fundraiser on Friday according to the Washington Post.

John Lewis spent his life getting into what he liked to call "good trouble" -- the confrontations necessary to improve American democracy

John Lewis Dead At 80: Inspirational Quotes By America's Civil Rights Icon

The longtime U.S. congressman, who served as the U.S. representative for Georgia's 5th congressional district for over three decades, had announced in December that he had been diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer.

US President Donald Trump in the grand foyer of the White House earlier in July

Trump's White House Moves Bush, Clinton Portraits To Disused Room

Trump's White House moves Bush, Clinton portraits to disused room

Rents In San Francisco Bay Area See Sharp Drop As WFH Becomes The New Normal

Tech workers may have to continue to work from home amid the rising number of coronavirus cases, piling more downward pressure on home rents.

US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is undergoing chemotherapy for a recurrence of cancer

US Supreme Court's Ginsburg Again Being Treated For Cancer

US Supreme Court's Ginsburg again being treated for cancer

Executive Director of the New York City Hospitality Alliance Andrew Rigie notes restaurants and clubs face unique challenges.

How to Fix NYC's Hospitality Biz: A Talk with Andrew Rigie

Executive Director of the New York City Hospitality Alliance Andrew Rigie discusses the hit COVID-19 has inflicted on restaurants and bars, and how to help them.

coronavirus N95 masks, scientists reveal heating is the best way to disinfect the mask for reuse

N95 Manufacturer 3M Sues Companies Selling Masks For Alleged Price Gouging, Fraud

3M said it has filed 18 lawsuits after investigating more than 4,000 reports of alleged fraud and price gouging by companies selling N95 masks produced by 3M.