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Elliott Management has acquired a stake in Twitter and wants to remove chief Jack Dorsey, pictured in August 2013

Activist Investor Wants To Oust Twitter Chief Dorsey: Media

Activist investor wants to oust Twitter chief Dorsey: media

Turkey-Russia Tensions Soar After Deadly Syria Strike

A rebel tank patrols the streets of Saraqeb, reduced to a ghost town abandoned by its residents after weeks of fighting

Turkey-Russia tensions soar after deadly Syria strike

Social Networks On Back Foot As Digital Campaigns Expand Tactics

Critics say the campaign of Michael Bloomberg (L) deceptively edited a video of his performance in a debate with other presidential candidates in Las Vegas

Social networks on back foot as digital campaigns expand tactics

The Geneva auto show usually draws hundreds of thousands of visitors and its director said losses stemming from the cancellation would be "in the millions"

Carnivals, Cars, Concerts: Swiss Crack Down On Virus

Carnivals, cars, concerts: Swiss crack down on virus

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BTS Cancel Concerts As S. Korea Virus Cases Rise Faster Than China

BTS cancel concerts as S. Korea virus cases rise faster than China

The coronavirus outbreak might cause the Federal Reserve to grant President Donald Trump his wish and lower interest rates

Can The Fed Inoculate US Economy Against Virus Impact?

Can the Fed inoculate US economy against virus impact?

President Donald Trump hailed a chance for peace in Afghanistan as the United States and the Taliban prepared to sign a peace deal in Doha

Trump Urges Afghans To 'Seize Opportunity For Peace'

Trump urges Afghans to 'seize opportunity for peace'

Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell says the US central bank is ready to intervene if needed to mitigate risks to the economy posed by the novel coronavirus outbreak

Coronavirus Update: WHO Raises Risk Of Global COVID-19 Pandemic, Powell Says Fed Will Take Action

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the U.S. economic fundamentals remain strong amid fears coronavirus will impact corporate profits.

Federal Communications Commission chairman Ajit Pai said fines against wireless carriers stem from the sale of customer location data without consent

Regulators Move To Fine Telecoms For Selling Location Data

Regulators move to fine telecoms for selling location data

Some US telecom services will get funds to "rip and replace" Huawei equipment under legislation approved by lawmakers amid concerns of possible spying by the Chinese tech giant

US Congress Passes Bill Funding 'Rip And Replace' For Huawei Gear

US Congress passes bill funding 'rip and replace' for Huawei gear

US Fed Ready To Act Amid 'Evolving' Coronavirus Risks: Powell

US Fed ready to act amid 'evolving' coronavirus risks: Powell

Central American migrants - mostly Hondurans, travelling on caravan to the US- cross the Suichate River, the natural border between Tecum Uman, Guatemala and Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico, on January 20, 2020

Immigration News: Appeals Court Rules On Remain-In-Mexico Policy That Makes Asylum-Seekers Wait In Mexico

A 9th Circuit panel says the policy flies in the face of congressional intent.

Labor Unions Call For US Probe Of Amazon Tactics

Labor unions call for US probe of Amazon tactics

US First Lady Melania Trump's 'Be Best' anti-bullying initiative has been a poorly managed flop, according to a new biography, 'Free, Melania'

Melania Trump Humiliated: FLOTUS Irked Netizens After Sharing About Black History Month Celebration

Supporters praised Melania Trump and President Donald Trump hosting such an event at the White House.

It is not the first time the North has condemned Biden. In May it called him an 'imbecile' and a 'fool of low IQ'

Biden Admits He Wasn't Arrested In South Africa

Biden says he was merely split off from his group momentarily.

White House economics advisor Larry Kudlow appeals for calm

'Market Has Gone Too Far' On Virus News: Trump Economic Advisor

'Market has gone too far' on virus news: Trump economic advisor

McDonald’s Is Offering Free Egg McMuffins: Here’s How To Get One

Here's how to get your free Egg McMuffin from McDonald's On Monday.

German auto giant VW has reached a compensation deal with domestic consumer groups over the "dieselgate" scandal

VW Strikes 'Dieselgate' Compensation Deal With German Consumers

VW strikes 'dieselgate' compensation deal with German consumers

FLOTUS Melania Trump visits military children

Melania Trump Shock: FLOTUS Called 'Failure', 'Irrelevant' On Twitter After Sharing About 'Happiness Class'

Melania Trump revealed she was 'inspired' after dropping by a government school in South Delhi to witness the 'Happiness Class' during her two-day India visit.

The global spread of the coronavirus from China has already rocked global markets and could cut into both US income growth and spending

US Incomes Grow In January But Virus Could Change It All

US incomes grow in January but virus could change it all

Democrats want to hear from former national security adviser John Bolton, acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo (R)

Coronavirus Update: Is The Media Using COVID-19 To Bring Down Trump? Here's What Mulvaney Says

Acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney tells CPAC the coverage of the coronavirus outbreak is just the media's latest attempt to hurt the president.

Did White House Prevent Disease Expert From Talking About The Coronavirus?

The Trump administration is focused on quelling market panic over the virus.

Green Day Makes ‘Difficult’ Decision To Cancel Asia Tour Dates Due To Coronavirus

Green Day makes an announcement that they have some concerns regarding the current virus outbreak.

Roubini, Professor of Economics at New York University and Chairman of Roubini Global Economics speaks at the Global Financial Forum in New York

Coronavirus Update: Roubini, Other Economists, Warn Of Global Financial Catastrophe

A number of economists have issued dire warnings about how the virus’ ultimate impact

Manufacturers of hand sanitizing lotion are facing strong demand from companies, individuals and agencies such as the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

Despite Virus Rout On Markets, Hygiene Firms Clean Up

Despite virus rout on markets, hygiene firms clean up

Molson Coors, a Canadian-US company, said it was working with the police department, adding: "Our top priority is our employees"Â

Molson Coors Mass Shooting: Authorities Identify Victims, Gunman

51-year-old Anthony Ferrill, who worked as an electrician for more than two decades at the same company, gunned down five of his co-workers before killing himself.

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