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Afghan security forces stand guard at an outpost in Kunduz Province

Taliban Killed 291 Afghan Security Personnel In Past Week: Govt

Taliban killed 291 Afghan security personnel in past week: govt

Snail-inspired Video Opera Launched To Aid Jailed Turkish Civic Leader

British performing arts company Opera Circus produced the online mini-opera -- "Osman Bey and the Snails" -- to draw attention to Osman Kavala's case

Snail-inspired video opera launched to aid jailed Turkish civic leader

Pompeo Compares Ex-security Advisor John Bolton To Edward Snowden

Former intelligence contractor Edward Snowden revealed in 2013 that US agents from the National Security Agency (NSA) were carrying out widespread surveillance on citizens

Pompeo compares ex-security advisor John Bolton to Edward Snowden

The picturesque village of Hallstatt in Austria had until the coronavirus outbreak been overwhelmed by tourists

Hallstatt, Austria's Alpine Jewel, Debates Post-corona Tourism

Hallstatt, Austria's Alpine jewel, debates post-corona tourism

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Coronavirus Update: FDA Warns These Sanitizers Contain Potentially Fatal Toxic Chemical

During this health crisis, some companies sought the use of alternative sanitation ingredients like ethanol, isopropanol and methanol in making hand sanitizers.

An activist in Vancouver on March 6, 2019 holds photos of Canadians Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig, who are detained by China, outside British Columbia Supreme Court where Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou appeared

Trudeau Slams 'Political' Detentions, After China Spy Charges

Trudeau slams 'political' detentions, after China spy charges

A boy looks at a model of the BeiDou Navigation Satellite System at the National Museum of China in Beijing

China Launches Final Satellite To Complete Rival To GPS

China launches final satellite to complete rival to GPS

Former Brazilian Education Minister Abraham Weintraub (pictured April 2019) announced he was stepping down -- officially to take a job at the World Bank -- and left Brazil the following day, before his resignation took effect

Targeted In Probe, Brazil Ex-minister Heads To US

Targeted in probe, Brazil ex-minister heads to US

Prince Edward's Wedding Photo Digitally Altered Due To Prince William ‘Not Looking His Best’

One of Prince Edward’s wedding photos was digitally altered because Prince William was “not looking his best,” according to a photographer.

US President Donald Trump is looking for a political boost after poor attendance at his Tulsa campaign rally

US Coronavirus: Democrats Want Trump Investigated For Call To 'Slow Testing Down'

Senate Democrats pounce on President Donald Trump's revelation he had ordered the federal government to slow down coronavirus testing.

SoftBank Group has become an investment and tech behemoth with stakes in some of Silicon Valley's hottest start-ups

SoftBank To Sell $21 Billion In T-Mobile Shares

SoftBank to sell $21 billion in T-Mobile shares

How To Buy Bitcoin? You Can Now Do It At 7-Eleven, CVS, Rite Aid

Bitcoin can now be bought at 7-Eleven, CVS, and Rite Aid in the United States, thanks to Bitcoin ATM startup LibertyX.

SpaceX already carried out its own successful uncrewed mission to the International Space Station in March

NASA Moves Forward In Establishing Low-Earth Orbit Economy

NASA is beginning to move forward in developing a sustainable economy in low-Earth orbit through partnerships with various private companies.

Angelina Jolie (2nd L) with her children Shiloh (L), Pax Thien, Maddox (front R) and Zahara (back R) at New Tokyo International Airport in Narita, east of Tokyo

Angelina Jolie Talks About Pax, Maddox Adoption From Two Countries At War

Angelina Jolie admitted that she had no plans to adopt a baby from Vietnam because her first adopted son Maddox was from Cambodia.

Juan Angel Napout was sentenced in 2017 to nine years in prison

Fifagate: Appeals Denied For Two Key Former LatAm Officials

Fifagate: appeals denied for two key former LatAm officials

Jim Walton Net Worth: Wealthiest Walton Sibling Is 8th Richest In The World

Jim Walton's net worth is $53.6 billion.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said he might agree to meet US President Donald Trump

Venezuela's Maduro Says 'Prepared' To Talk To Trump

Venezuela's Maduro says 'prepared' to talk to Trump

Trump Tulsa Rally: Two More Campaign Staffers Test Positive For Coronavirus After Event

Shortly before the Tulsa rally on Saturday, six Trump campaign staffers had tested positive for the virus.

Analysts suspect the United States is running out the clock on the New START nuclear disarmament treaty with Russia

US, Russia Hold Arms Talks With Little Sign Of Accord

US, Russia hold arms talks with little sign of accord

France is reopening cinemas and schools as it presses ahead with the easing of lockdown measures, though there are concerns in other countries about a spike in infections

Global Stocks Mixed As Coronavirus Cases Rise In Several Countries

Global stocks mixed as coronavirus cases rise in several countries

Toll of coronavirus cases and deaths in Latin America and the Caribbean as of June 22

Virus Cases Top Nine Million As WHO Says Pandemic 'Accelerating'

Virus cases top nine million as WHO says pandemic 'accelerating'

Democratic Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi wore a face covering as she arrived on Capitol Hill to vote on the latest US stimulus bill

US - China Relations: Pelosi Slams Trump On Delaying Sanctions Over Muslim Detention Camps

Trump said recently that he held off on sanctions because he did not want to jeopardize the prospects of a trade deal between Washington and Beijing.

Venezuela Blames US Sanctions For Non-payment Of UN Dues

Venezuela blames US sanctions for non-payment of UN dues

IMAGESUS President Donald Trump's first campaign rally since the start of the pandemic in Tulsa, Oklahoma was marred by empty seats.

Did Trump Order Coronavirus Testing Slowed Down? President Declines To Answer Direct Question

President Trump says the United States has more confirmed coronavirus cases than any other country because it has performed more tests.

Yisheng Biopharma has converted one of its nine workshops into a COVID-19 vaccine production line

Trump Administration Accused Of Withholding $14 Billion Meant To Expand Coronavirus Testing

Sen. Chuck Schumer and Sen. Patty Murray voiced their concerns in a letter to the Department of Health and Human Services following Trump's Tulsa rally.