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The US economy lost jobs in December, but may have started gaining positions in January as the surge in Covid-19 cases ebbed

US Could See Employment Recovery In January

US could see employment recovery in January

Activision Earnings A Winner As Call Of Duty Rockets

Candy Crush projected onto a New York building in 2018. Activision shares were up more than 8 percent in after-market trades

Activision earnings a winner as Call of Duty rockets

US House Punishes Lawmaker In QAnon Storm, Republicans Cry Foul

US Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, accused by Democrats and some Republicans of extremist and dangerous rhetoric, faced a disciplinary House floor vote to strip her of committee assignments

US House punishes lawmaker in QAnon storm, Republicans cry foul

NFL official Sarah Thomas will be the first woman to officiate at a Super Bowl in Sunday's NFL Championship game

Thomas Makes History As First Female Super Bowl Official

Thomas makes history as first female Super Bowl official

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US President Joe Biden

Biden Says No More US 'Rolling Over' To Russia

Biden says no more US 'rolling over' to Russia

Former US president Donald Trump goes on trial in the US Senate next week for incitment to insurrection in the January 6 attack by his supporters on the US Capitol

Trump Refuses To Testify In 'Unconstitutional' Impeachment Trial

Trump refuses to testify in 'unconstitutional' impeachment trial

An Amazon. delivery driver departs a distribution facility in Hawthorne, California. The e-commerce giant said it was installing cameras which use artificial intelligence to monitor driver safety

Amazon To Use Smart Cameras To Watch Over Delivery Drivers

Amazon to use smart cameras to watch over delivery drivers

Ford plans to accelerate investments in electric cars, but said its 2021 results could be pinched by the shortage of semiconductors

Ford Says Will Nearly Double Electric Auto Investment

Ford says will nearly double electric auto investment

People give a three-finger salute in Myanmar as they protest against a military coup that was been denounced by the UN

UN Security Council Expresses 'Deep Concern' After Myanmar Coup

UN Security Council expresses 'deep concern' after Myanmar coup

US President Joe Biden announced he is raising the cap on refugee admissions to the United States to 125,000 per year, far higher than the cap imposed by his predecessor Donald Trump

Biden Ramps Up US Refugee Admissions To 125,000 Per Year

Biden ramps up US refugee admissions to 125,000 per year

Former US president Donald Trump goes on trial in the US Senate next week for incitment to insurrection in the January 6 attack by his supporters on the US Capitol.

Trump Asked To Testify In Senate Impeachment Trial

Trump asked to testify in Senate impeachment trial

New York Attorney General Letitia James, picture in 2019, announced the settlement against global consulting firm McKinsey

McKinsey To Pay $573 Mn To Settle Charges Of Fueling US Opioid Crisis

McKinsey to pay $573 mn to settle charges of fueling US opioid crisis

(FILES) This file photo taken on June 2, 2019 shows a facility believed to be a re-education camp where mostly Muslim ethnic minorities are detained, in Artux, north of Kashgar in China's western Xinjiang region

US, UK Vow Action After Report Of Sexual Violence Against Uighurs

US, UK vow action after report of sexual violence against Uighurs

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, seen speaking at the State Department, has voiced alarm to Russia over the treatment of opposition activist Alexei Navalny

Top US Diplomat Raises Navalny, Jailed Americans With Russia

Top US diplomat raises Navalny, jailed Americans with Russia

Police used riot shields and batons to break up an unsanctioned event in Istanbul and lead away more than 20 people

Turkey Makes Fresh Arrests After US Censure

Turkey makes fresh arrests after US censure

CGTN set up its European headquarters in London in 2019 and expressed 'indignation' at the decision

UK Regulator Revokes Licence Of China's CGTN News Channel

UK regulator revokes licence of China's CGTN news channel

Rosa Parks

Rosa Parks Birthday: 5 Facts You Didn't Know About Activist

Civil right icon Rosa Parks was born on this day in 1913.

Then Vice-President Joe Biden (C) and sons Hunter Biden (L) and Beau Biden walk in then-President Barack Obama's Inaugural Parade January 20, 2009 in Washington, DC

Hunter Biden To Publish Memoir Detailing Drug Addiction

Hunter Biden to publish memoir detailing drug addiction

Ford will trim production of the F-150 truck due to the semiconductor supply crunch

Ford Trims F-150 Production On Semiconductor Shortage

Ford trims F-150 production on semiconductor shortage

Barack and Michelle Obama

Obama Museum Finally Set To Break Ground In Chicago After Delays, Disputes

Construction plans went through a rigorous four-year federal review.

In this file photo taken on November 01, 2020 soldiers fire into the air during the funeral of a general loyal to strongman Khalifa Haftar, in the eastern city of Benghazi

UN Security Council Orders Ceasefire Monitors Deployed To Libya: Letter

UN Security Council orders ceasefire monitors deployed to Libya: letter

Ken Frazier will step down as chief executive of Merck at the end of June

Ken Frazier To Step Down As CEO Of Merck

Ken Frazier to step down as CEO of Merck

The New York Times gained more than two million subscribers in 2020 as it made progress toward its goals of a transition to digital

New York Times Boosts Paid Subscriber Base To 7.5 Million.

New York Times boosts paid subscriber base to 7.5 million.

Austen Allred, Lambda School

Want To Prevent The Next Generation Of Student Debt? Look Toward Employers

Because employers benefit directly from a student's education and the skills they’ve learned, they should share the risk and reduce the financial burden of future employees’ education.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen (right) has said the elevated level of new jobless claims means the economy needs more spending to recover

US Sees Third Straight Week Of Declines In New Jobless Claims

US sees third straight week of declines in new jobless claims

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen speaks said regulators will have to understand recent trading volatility, including GameStop, before taking action

Yellen Convenes US Market Regulators To Discuss GameStop

Yellen convenes US market regulators to discuss GameStop

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