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Tom Hanks Criticizes People Who Are Not Wearing Masks: 'Shame On You'

Tom Hanks slammed the people who are not wearing masks in public amid the pandemic.

How The World Reacted To Hong Kong's New Security Law

China's sweeping new national security law for Hong Kong has sharply divided opinion inside and beyond the city

How the world reacted to Hong Kong's new security law

Senate Extends Paycheck Protection Program As Coronavirus Cases Continue To Surge

US Senator Chuck Schumer, a Democrat from New York, said a deal was all but certain on replenishing the Paycheck Protection Program to rescue small businesses hard hit by the coronavirus crisis

Senate Republicans go along with their Democrat counterparts to approve an extension of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).

A ruling ordering Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro to wear a face mask in public is redundant, an appeals court judge ruled

Order For Brazil's Bolsonaro To Wear A Mask Dismissed

Order for Brazil's Bolsonaro to wear a mask dismissed

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The US Space Force will have a command unit known as SpOC, raising eyebrows from "Star Trek" fans

Hat Tip To 'Star Trek'? US Space Force Names New Unit 'SpOC'

Hat tip to 'Star Trek'? US Space Force names new unit 'SpOC'

Donald Trump's niece plans to publish a tell-all book about their family

Judge Temporarily Blocks 'Tell-all' Book By Trump Niece

Judge temporarily blocks 'tell-all' book by Trump niece

The move will cut the current US troop level in Germany from about 34,500 to 25,000, President Donald Trump's stated goal (US troops pictured near Grafenwoehr, Germany in 2017)

Trump Approves Cutting 9,500 Troops In Germany: Pentagon

Trump approves cutting 9,500 troops in Germany: Pentagon

Australia last month announced plans to force Google, Facebook, and other internet firms to share advertising revenues earned from news content featured by their search engines

Facebook News: Social Media Giant Removes Hundreds Of Accounts Tied To Far-Right Boogaloo Movement

Facebook has been pressured to do more to combat white supremacy and extremism on its social media platforms.

The US International Trade Commission announced an investigation in Nintendo's hugely popular Switch devices over alleged patent infringement

Nintendo Acknowledges Joy-Con Drift Problem, Issues Formal Apology

Nintendo issued a formal apology to players who have been hounded by the joy-con issue on the Nintendo Switch.

World Health Organization boss Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned that the fight against the virus is far from over

US Stocks Gain To Finish Banner Quarter, Shrugging Off Virus Spike

US stocks gain to finish banner quarter, shrugging off virus spike

General Oumarou Namata Gazama, head of the G5 Sahel force. The five-nation scheme has encountered many problems, from funding and equipment to training and coordination

Sahel Allies, France Say Progress In Anti-jihad Campaign

Sahel allies, France say progress in anti-jihad campaign

Protests against China's increasingly heavy-handed approach to Hong Kong of wracked the city for a year

China Imposes Feared Hong Kong Security Law

China imposes feared Hong Kong security law

Real Housewives of New Jersey (RHONJ) cast

Dina Manzo Husband Attacked, ‘RHONJ’ Alum’s Ex Allegedly Paid Mobster To Hurt David Cantin

The "RHONJ" alum's ex was charged for allegedly hiring someone to commit assault in 2015.

Coronavirus Creating Worst Financial Crisis For Hospitals In History, Hospital Group Says

The American Hospital Association estimates U.S. hospitals will lose at least $323 billion this year.

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is among the prominent Republicans to don masks as the US coronavirus outbreak worsens

Goldman Sachs: Mask Mandate Could Save US Economic Recovery

Goldman Sachs: Mask mandate could save US economic recovery

Long line of cars wait at coronavirus drive-through testing site in Miami

As US Coronavirus Cases Rise, New Jersey Increases List Of States Under Travel Advisory To 16

The travel advisory requires anyone traveling to New Jersey from a state with a high number of new daily coronavirus cases to self-quarantine for 14 days after arriving.

Adidas is itself no stranger to controversy

VW, Adidas, Puma Join Facebook Ad Boycott Over Hate Speech

VW, Adidas, Puma join Facebook ad boycott over hate speech

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in March 2020, is pushing the UN Security Council to extend an arms embargo on Iran

Pompeo Faces Opposition In UN Push On Iran Arms Embargo

Pompeo faces opposition in UN push on Iran arms embargo

Hong Kong Security Law: China Formally Adopts Controversial Legislation, Gives Beijing New Powers Over Autonomous Territory

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam has defended the law, but critics view it as a threat to the "one country, two systems" principle.

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