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South China Sea Tensions Rise: China Accuses US Warship Of 'Intruding Into Chinese Territory Waters'

China claims almost all the South China Sea, so any vessel sailing anywhere in the sea would be considered an intrusion.

Boxing Rumors: Fury Camp Looking At Cheaper Fight, Trilogy Will Have To Wait

Tyson Fury (R) beat Otto Wallin during in their heavyweight bout in Las Vegas

Tyson Fury may opt to face a lower-ranked fighter with lower earnings if travel restrictions are softened both in England and the United States.

Apple Maps Now Shows COVID-19 Testing Site Locations Across The US

A few weeks after Apple started the collection of information regarding testing centers, the Apple Maps app is now able to display the location of COVID-19 testing sites across the U.S. and Puerto Rico.

Amazon shut its warehouses in France rather than limit its sales to essential items

French Unions Propose Gradual Return To Work At Amazon

French unions propose gradual return to work at Amazon

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A stylised propaganda poster against coronavirus in the old quarter of Hanoi

Vietnam Draws On Propaganda Artists In Battle Against Virus

Vietnam draws on propaganda artists in battle against virus

One of Buck's most popular is a clip of chicken wings being grilled

Coronavirus US Update: Boneless chicken Is Disappearing As COVID-19 Hits Meat Supply

Higher prices and fewer options for meat lovers.

Although Germany has recorded over 155,000 coronavirus cases, it has one of the lowest mortality rates in the world

Germany Coronavirus Cases Surge As Some Businesses Reopen

Compared to other European countries, Germany has done a good job of handling the pandemic and keeping the death rate low.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised Pyongyang's latest weapons test, state media said

Kim Jong Un's Successor Could Be His Uncle, Kim Pyong Il

The already convoluted mystery surrounding the fate of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un now features a reappearance by his exiled uncle, who is being seen as his successor.

coronavirus infection in the United States has reached over one million

US Becomes First Country To Hit More Than 1 Million Coronavirus Cases

The latest data on the coronavirus pandemic shows that the United States has become the first country to hit more than 1 million confirmed COVID-19 cases.

Protesters in Vancouver hold photos of Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig. The pair have now been held in detention in China for more than 500 days

China Says Detained Canadians 'In Good Health'

China says detained Canadians 'in good health'

Muslim men check the interior of a partially burnt mosque on March 1, 2020 after communal riots in New Delhi

US Panel Wants India On Religious Freedom Blacklist

US panel wants India on religious freedom blacklist

China's Li Haotong chats with Tiger Woods during the first round of the US Masters at Augusta last year. Woods went on to win his 15th major at the event

Baby Steps, Boom Times And Tiger: Pro Golf In China Marks 25 Years

Baby steps, boom times and Tiger: pro golf in China marks 25 years

Violence in Afghanistan has flared in recent weeks despite a deal between the Taliban and the United States

Afghan Peace Process Risks Collapse As Violence Flares

Afghan peace process risks collapse as violence flares

New Jersey School District Stops Zoom Usage After Hacker Streams Porn, Racist Message

The hacker reportedly streamed pornography and used racist language during a lesson for middle school students.

An image from Iran state media showing the launch of the Nour satellite

Space Force General Trolls Iran After Successful Military Satellite Launch

A general in the U.S. Space Force downplayed Iran’s success in launching its first military satellite into orbit. In a recent tweet, the military official referred to Iran’s satellite as a “webcam in space.”

coronavirus vaccine being developed in a rush by drug companies

Coronavirus US News: States Reopening Too Early May Have 'Exceedingly Deadly' Outcomes, Say Projections

New coronavirus models show that U.S. deaths from COVID-19 will continue to rise based on how much "contact reduction" is practiced.

Trump Says Dems 'On Vacation' As House Postpones Washington Return Amid COVID-19 Concerns

President Donald Trump criticized the Democrat-led House of Representatives after they postponed their return to Washington, D.C., originally set for May 4, due to concerns over coronavirus.

Traditionally the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences requires at least a seven-day run in Los Angeles theaters for movies to be eligible for Hollywood's biggest prize, the Oscars

93rd Academy Awards To Happen As Scheduled, Streaming Films Eligible For Noms

The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences has decided that next year's ceremony should take place as scheduled.

Oil prices have fallen to historic lows this month as governments worldwide shut down businesses and air travel ground to a halt

Oil Rebounds Above $14 After Massive Sell-off

Oil rebounds above $14 after massive sell-off

A picture taken on July 6, 2018 shows the bright sun shining over a wheat field in Giesen, northern Germany

US Govt Reveals Details Of Sunlight Study On Virus

US govt reveals details of sunlight study on virus

US Vice President Mike Pence does not wear a face mask during a visit to the Mayo Clinic, violating the prestigious medical centre's policy despite his team being warned in advance.

Coronavirus: Pence Ignores Face Mask Policy, Says He’s ‘Regularly Tested’ And Doesn’t Have COVID-19

Vice President Mike Pence toured the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota Tuesday without any face mask on, despite reportedly being informed of the hospital's policy for visitors to wear personal protective equipment (PPE).

Boeing has been hammered by the downturn in global air travel caused by the coronavirus, and further details of the damage will become clear when it announces earnings

Many Questions For Boeing As It Reports Earnings

Many questions for Boeing as it reports earnings

Macy's and other American department stores face a very uncertain future

Virus Pushes Iconic American Department Stores To The Brink

Virus pushes iconic American department stores to the brink

coronavirus patients in New York in a last ditch attempt are being treated with hydroxychloroquine with azithromycin

US Coronavirus Cases Top A Million, Death Toll Climbs Above 58,000

The US -- where millions of jobs have gone -- reached another grim milestone as it registered 58,351 deaths, a larger loss of life than recorded by the US military in the Vietnam War.