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A drive-through coronavirus testing lab in West Palm Beach, Florida -- the United States has the third-highest number of confirmed cases globally, behind China and Italy

Trump Extends National Guard Coronavirus Deployment For 46,000 Troops Through mid-August

Trump's order will extend deployments through mid-August. It had been scheduled to expire June 24.

Burundi Opposition Takes Poll Dispute To Constitutional Court

Evariste Ndayishimiye, seen here on the campaign trail, has been declared victor of Burundi's presidential elections

Burundi opposition takes poll dispute to constitutional court

France Further Eases Lockdown, As Others Reimpose Distancing Measures

France further eases lockdown, as others reimpose distancing measures

Police stand guard to deter pro-democracy protesters from blocking roads in the Mong Kok district of Hong Kong on May 27, 2020

US Revocation On Hong Kong: Big Symbolism, Less Certain Effect

US revocation on Hong Kong: Big symbolism, less certain effect

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Seven members of the Afghan security forces were killed Thursday in an attack officials blamed on the Taliban, the first deadly assault since a three-day ceasefire ended

14 Afghan Forces Killed In 'Taliban Attacks' After Ceasefire Ends

14 Afghan forces killed in 'Taliban attacks' after ceasefire ends

Sales of cars and auto parts in the United States decreased by more than half in March

US Manufactured Goods Sales Plunge 17.2% In April

US manufactured goods sales plunge 17.2% in April

In a list-ditch move to save Goodyear's factory in the north of France from closure in 2014 several workers held captive two executives for close to 30 hours

French Court Faults Goodyear Over Factory Closure

French court faults Goodyear over factory closure

Chevron Layoffs 2020: 10% To 15% Of Workers Cut Amid Reduced Oil Demand

About 4,500 to 6,750 workers to be cut by Chevron as it looks to reduce costs amid the coronavirus pandemic.

American Airlines became the latest big US carrier to signal deep job cuts due to sinking air travel demand from coronavirus shutdowns

American Airlines To Cut 30% Of Management Staff

American Airlines to cut 30% of management staff

Two U.S. Army soldiers run for cover during a live training exercise

‘Hero’ Soldier In Kansas Stops Active Shooter With Car, Saves ‘Countless Lives’

Police chief Pat Kitchens said the soldier’s intervention may have saved "countless lives" on a bridge connecting Missouri and Kansas on the Missouri River.

Researchers Unearth Gatekeepers To Hepatitis A Virus Infection Of Human Cells

Researchers' findings demonstrated that gangliosides are key players in the hepatitis A virus (HAV).

Thursday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Mixed As Another 2 Million File Unemployment Claims

U.S. stocks opened mixed on Thursday as China approved controversial security law for Hong Kong

The US has accused Moscow of sending fighter jets to support its mercenaries

Moscow, Ankara 'Divide Up Influence' In Libya: Analysts

Moscow, Ankara 'divide up influence' in Libya: analysts

Nissan was already battling weak demand as well as the fallout from the arrest of former boss Carlos Ghosn, currently an international fugitive after jumping bail and fleeing Japan

Nissan Reports Heavy Losses, To Shut Barcelona Plant

Nissan reports heavy losses, to shut Barcelona plant

Protestors cry from from tear gas during a demonstration in Minneapolis on May 27, 2020 calling for justice for George Floyd

Protests Erupt In Los Angeles, Memphis Over George Floyd Death

President Trump said he has asked the Department of Justice and the FBI to look into Floyd’s death.

US President Donald Trump is in a fierce clash with Twitter after some of his tweets were tagged as 'false'

Trump To Sign Executive Order After Threatening To Shutter Social Media

Trump to sign executive order after threatening to shutter social media

Uncles, Aunts With Autism Might Increase Child's Likelihood Of Becoming Autistic, Says Study

The risk might be increased, but not that dramatic that a parent with autistic siblings should be worried.

Zuckerberg Raps Twitter After Trump Threat: Private Digital Platforms Shouldn't Be 'The Arbiter Of Truth'

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg took aim at Twitter and said that private digital platforms should not be "the arbiter of truth," after it fact-checked President Donald Trump's tweets about mail-in voting.

USAF B-1Bs Fly Over South China Sea; Philippines Signals Resolve Sending War Boat To New Port

This was the latest in an increasing number of U.S. military demonstrations in the region that coincide with some movements in the Spratly Islands by Philippine Naval forces.

Tensions between Washington and Beijing are running extremely high over a wide range of issues

US Vs China: Facing Off On Many Fronts

US vs China: facing off on many fronts

A homeless woman sits in a subway tunnel in New York on April 13

Homeless California Man Kills 94-Year-Old Man Walking His Dog, Arrested

Peter Rocha, a homeless and mentally ill man is well-known to the residents in the neighborhood for his atrocious and paranoid behavior.

Infographic: HBO Max's Biggest Draw: HBO

While all-time favorites like Friends, The Big Bang Theory and The Lord of the Rings trilogy certainly form a solid backbone for a new streaming service, the biggest draw to HBO Max is HBO itself.

Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his high-security jail cell in August

Jeffrey Epstein Net Worth: Netflix Series To Tackle His Enormous $500M Wealth

Jeffrey Epstein is the subject of a new Netflix series entitled "Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich."

Trump Pushes For July 4 Independence Day Celebration Despite COVID-19 Threat

President Donald Trump's push for the celebration on July 4 comes in spite of local officials having canceled the annual parade amid the threats of coronavirus.