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Virus, joblessness raises concerns of strangled US recovery

Jeffrey Epstein's accusers will now be able to stake claims and negotiate the cases outside of the courtroom.

UN urges 'moratorium' on facial recognition tech use in protests

Hamas says West Bank annexation would be 'declaration of war'

With about $1 billion in debt, CEC Entertainment has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection under the weight of the coronavirus.

U.S. trade adviser Peter Navarro said new tariffs would be imposed on China if it didn't meet "purchase commitments" outlined in the U.S.-China trade deal.

North and South mark 70th anniversary of Korean War

Camille Cosby, Bill Cosby's wife, gives her first major interview after six years of silence.

Pentagon lists firms it says are backed by Chinese military

Ebola: Profile of a killer

China is quite content to have Japan remain as a country without a means of launching a military offense. The Communist superpower is understandably concerned when the U.S. steps in with no such restraints.

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In a statement, the North Korean embassy in Moscow said the country will deploy its nuclear weapons against the U.S. in "a particularly sensational event."

Huawei loses out in Singapore 5G bid

The EU could retaliate if the World Trade Organization rules in its favor next month.

The FBI asserts it's China, and not Russia, that's the biggest threat to U.S. national security today.

U.S. stock market futures moved sideways early Thursday morning but had largely recovered from the lows tested after-market Wednesday.

Some experts fear that the total number in the country could be as high at 10 million cases.

Initially, authorities brought in electricians to check whether the accident might have resulted from an electrical issue because the pool is above ground, which was not the case.

A former investigator for a government agency claimed that U.S. senators might have been disturbed by the recent briefings regarding the UFOs previously encountered by members of the U.S. Navy.

As states reopen, consumer spending has started to gradually improve but spending levels remained 10% lower than they were on June 15 last year.