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Hundreds of unemployed people wait outside the Kentucky Career Center in Frankfort, Kentucky for help with their unemployment claims

47% Of Americans Are Jobless; 'Economy Isn’t Out Of The Woods,' Economist Warns

The extent of the widespread joblessness plaguing the labor force can be seen in the employment-population ratio, which plunged to 52.8% in May.

Why Christopher Nolan Does Not Allow Chairs On The Set

Anne Hathaway has revealed that Christopher Nolan does not allow chairs on the set because he believes that people won't work if there would be chairs around.

Australia Ramps Up Cyber Spending After State-backed Attacks

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the country would spend an additional Aus$1.35 billion ($928 million) on cybersecurity

Australia ramps up cyber spending after state-backed attacks

US first Lady Melania Trump is much more independent and influential than her quiet, mysterious public image suggests, says a new biography of the US first lady

Melania Trump Allegedly Does This To Show She’s Upset With The POTUS, Book Claims

Melania Trump apparently does a signature move to show her husband, President Donald Trump, that she is upset with him.

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World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (pictured March 2020) said investing now would save lives later, as the death toll from COVID-19 surged past 250,000

Coronavirus Second Wave: 'Worst Is Yet To Come', Warns WHO

COVID-19 is accelerating out of control worldwide and countries must cooperate to slow down its spread, says WHO.

Joseph James DeAngelo Jr., pictured at his arraignment on April 27, 2018, has confessed to being the notorious "Golden State" killer and rapist who stalked California during the 1970s and 1980s

US 'Golden State Killer' Pleads Guilty To 13 Murders

US 'Golden State Killer' pleads guilty to 13 murders

Japan Jobless Rate Up, Available Jobs In Worst Plunge Since 1974

Japan jobless rate up, available jobs in worst plunge since 1974

Infographic: Google Could Take Hit On Advertising Revenue, First Time In Its Life

Google’s U.S. advertising business has been steadily growing over the past one and a half decades, swelling from just under $7 billion in 2008 to more than $40 billion last year.

Richest Person In Hawaii: What Is eBay Founder Pierre Omidyar's Net Worth?

Pierre Omidyar is the richest person in Hawaii with $17 billion net worth.

‘Godzilla’ Saharan Dust Cloud’s Second Wave To Hit US This Week

Meteorologists warned that a second wave of the massive dust cloud from the Sahara desert will hit the U.S. this week.

The Main Street Lending Program is designed to reach small and medium-sized businesses that are too big to benefit from the Treasury Department's Paycheck Protection Program

What The Great Recession Taught A Business Leader About Surviving An Economic Crisis

Facing a recession as a business leader is scary, intimidating and fraught with anxiety over making the wrong decisions.

A nurse cares for newborn babies at Kiev's Venice hotel -- dozens born to surrogate mothers were stranded in Ukraine as their foreign parents were unable to collect them for weeks owing to coronavirus border closures

As Surrogacy Booms, Fears Ukraine Becoming 'Online Baby Store'

As surrogacy booms, fears Ukraine becoming 'online baby store'

Fun-seekers out and about on Ocean Drive in Miami Beach, Florida on June 26, 2020 -- itching for a good time after months of lockdown

US Coronavirus: 16 States Pause Reopening, Consider New COVID-19 Restrictions

More and more states are pausing reopening their shattered economies as new COVID-19 cases threaten to spiral out of control.

Thousands rally in Madrid for 'social reconstruction' in Spain

WHO Says Pandemic 'Not Even Close' To Over As Toll Passes 500,000

WHO says pandemic 'not even close' to over as toll passes 500,000

Anti-abortion activists demonstrate in front of the US Supreme Court on June 29, 2020

US Supreme Court Rejects Key Challenge To Abortion Rights

US Supreme Court rejects key challenge to abortion rights

Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump at a July 2018 summit in Helsinki where Trump controversially acknowledged Putin's denials of election meddling

Once Again, US-Russia Tensions Soar Despite Trump

Once again, US-Russia tensions soar despite Trump

National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow believes the United States economy can withstand the new coronavirus outbreak but acknowledged it may delay China's purchase of US goods under the terms of a trade deal

Trump Economy: Top Adviser Discusses 'V-Shaped' Recovery Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

As Congress considers another stimulus bill later, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said the Trump administration wants to incentivize hiring to boost the economy.

Ford is suspending social media advertising for 30 days, saying it wants to clean up a digital ecosystem marred by "hate speech, violence and racial injustice"

Ford To Suspend Social Media Ads, Presses To 'Clean Up' Ecosystem

Ford to suspend social media ads, presses to 'clean up' ecosystem

New Jersey Swimming Pool Deaths: Police Say Victims Didn't Appear To Know How To Swim

The local medical examiner ruled the deaths as accidental drownings after police initially said they suspected electricity played a role.

Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said they walked out of a meeting with President Donald Trump at the White House

Are More Stimulus Checks Coming? Democrats Push Republicans To Negotiate A New Bill

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., has said that talks on another stimulus bill will not take place until mid-July after a two-week recess.

Cirque du Soleil has been left reeling by the coronavirus pandemic

Cirque Du Soleil Files For Bankruptcy Protection

Cirque du Soleil files for bankruptcy protection

The Boeing 737 MAX has been grounded globally since March 2019 following two major crashes that together killed 346 people

Boeing 737 MAX Takes To Skies For Long-awaited Test Flight

Boeing 737 MAX takes to skies for long-awaited test flight

The Democrats' resolution noted Orange County has grown far more diverse since 1979 -- the year John Wayne died, and the airport was named for him

Trump Defends John Wayne Legacy Over Airport 'Racism' Row

Trump defends John Wayne legacy over airport 'racism' row

Bars in Los Angeles and several other counties in California have been forced to close again because of a new spike in infections, just over a week after reopening

European, US Stocks Rise, Shrugging Off Virus Fears

European, US stocks rise, shrugging off virus fears

US Coronavirus Spike Means New York, New Jersey To Consider Slowing Pace Of Reopening

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is considering postponing certain aspects of the state’s Phase III, while New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has moved to delay them indefinitely.