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Tensions have risen between Washington and Pyongyang after North Korea carried out a series of rocket launches

North Korea News: Kim Jong Un's Regime Threatens To Halt Nuclear Talks After US Official Makes 'Reckless' Comments

“Listening to Pompeo’s ludicrous language made us give up on any hopes for dialogue,” an unnamed North Korean official said.

Kody Brown Reveals If ‘Sister Wives’ Will Move Back To Utah

The Brown family has spoken out on the possibility of moving back to Utah following the state’s decision to essentially decriminalize polygamy.

Coronavirus Cases In New York Jump 14% Overnight, Passing China's Hubei Province

There have been 3,415 COVID-19 deaths in the US, more than the 3,309 reported officially in China

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo warned the state had not hit the projected peak of confirmed cases.

Saudi Arabia's King Salman chaired last week's emergency G20 videoconference which pledged a 'united front' in the fight against the coronavirus

G20 Vows To Fight Coronavirus Impact On Poor Nations

G20 vows to fight coronavirus impact on poor nations

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While Huawei's new P40 might not be the compnay's first Google-free phone, it is the first top-line phone meant to seduce early adopters and show off its technological prowess

Huawei News: Chinese Telecom Giant Warns Of Retaliation From Beijing If US Intensifies Crackdown

Huawei has had a contentious relationship with the Trump administration.

Retail Stores Furlough Thousands Of Workers: Kohl’s, Gap, Victoria’s Secret, Guess, DSW, And More Affected [UPDATED]

A number of retailers have announced that they are furloughing the majority of their workers as the coronavirus uncertainty continues.

The airline industry is one of the sectors hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic, and is seeking billions in federal assistance

American Airlines To Apply For $12 Bn In Govt Relief

American Airlines to apply for $12 bn in govt relief

Climate Change News: Trump To Roll Out New Fuel Mileage Standards That Gut Obama-Era Regulations

The Trump Administration is set to introduce more lenient fuel mileage standards, rolling back Obama-era regulations and posing a threat to the environment moving forward.

Author Of 'The Hate U Give' Is Tackling American Prison System In New Book

Angie Thomas's new novel, "Concrete Rose" comes out January of 2021

A child looks on as volunteers gather in a sewing workshop to make protective face-masks in the northeastern Syrian city of Idlib

Trump, Erdogan Stress Need For Syria, Libya Ceasefires: W.House

Trump, Erdogan stress need for Syria, Libya ceasefires: W.House

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo (right) says that Washington still wants to remove Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro (left)

In Venezuela Shift, US Asks Guaido To Renounce Power -- For Now

In Venezuela shift, US asks Guaido to renounce power -- for now

As the lockdown in China's virus epicentre Wuhan was eased, for many the first outdoor act in more than two months was to bury loved ones

COVID-19 Cases With No Symptoms: China To Reveal Key Coronavirus Finding

Recently, Wuhan residents have disputed the officials' COVID-19 death toll, saying it might be an astronomical 40 times higher.

Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido

Venezuela Prosecutor's Office Summoned Guaido For 'Attempted Coup'

Venezuela prosecutor's office summoned Guaido for 'attempted coup'

Washington's famous cherry blossoms, pictured on March 21, opened just as most public attractions across the city closed and nearly a billion people were confined to their homes worldwide

Coronavirus Lockdown: Out-Of-Work Tenants Drawn To 'Rent Strike'

A "coronavirus rent strike" movement is picking up steam among millions of workers without a source of income during the lockdown. Experts warn that not all could avail of the temporary reprieve of paying rent.

Anne Hathaway Is Playing Another Journalist In New Movie

Anne Hathaway will play a new mom in France in “French Children Don’t Throw Food.”

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Courts In California Close Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, Trials Reportedly Pending For 60 Days

Trials for cases, including the adoption proceedings, are currently pending because courthouses are momentarily closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

First Lady Melania Trump at the Red Cross

Melania Trump Attacked: FLOTUS Sparked Fury, Criticized After Sharing A Tweet About National Doctors' Day

Melania Trump reposted a tweet by The White House celebrating the National Doctors' Day.

Economists have been warning of the possibility of a steep decline in US and global economies that could amount to a worldwide recession

Coronavirus Recession: Goldman Sachs Predicts GDP To Shrink 34% In 2nd Quarter

The investment banking giant also predicted a strong recovery in the third quarter.

Coronavirus News: Ford Postpones North American Vehicle Production, Commits To Producing Ventilators

Ford will continue to delay production at its North American production plants as it looks to produce ventilators for coronavirus patients.

Michael Jordan Documentary: Release Date, Episode Start Times For ESPN's 'The Last Dance'

ESPN's Michael Jordan documentary will now premiere in April.

Former vice president Joe Biden will be hoping to bounce back from his dismal performance in Iowa and New Hampshire, where he finished fourth and fifth respectively

Wealthy Hesitant To Make Political Donations Over Coronavirus Uncertainty

Wealthy donors' uncertainty could spell trouble for Biden's campaign fundraising efforts

Meghan Markle Revelation: Duchess Allegedly 'Controlling' Prince Harry, Had Fights With Kate Middleton

Royal staffers, reportedly, revealed that Meghan Markle is devious and manipulative.

The US Federal Reserve has taken a series of measures to ensure liquidity in the global financial system

Fed To Allow Foreign Central Banks To Swap US Tsys For Cash

Fed to allow foreign central banks to swap US Tsys for cash

Coronavirus Economy: As Recession Looms, Polls Show Americans Cut Spending Amid Rising Credit Card Debt

About half of Americans, 110 million of whom have credit card debt, say they have cut spending as a result of the coronavirus pandemic because they're worried about the economy.