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US Attorney General William Barr will testify to the House Judiciary Committee on March 31, 2020, amid allegations that he is bending Justice Department policy to help President Donald Trump

Justice Chief Blasts Trump For Making Job 'Impossible'

Justice chief blasts Trump for making job 'impossible'

Virus Fears Send Wall Street Down After UK Finance Minister Quits

The COVID-19 virus has spooked markets worldwide, as investors fret over the economic impact of the outbreak

Virus fears send Wall Street down after UK finance minister quits

Coronavirus News: 66% Of Americans Not Afraid Of Covid-19, Won't Affect Personal Life

The new coronavirus has killed more than 800 people and infected tens of thousands across China

Seven in 10 Americans aren't worried Covid-19 will mess-up their personal lives.

US presidential candidate and former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg is one of the richest men in the world

'Cool' Candidate Bloomberg Adds Memes To Campaign Arsenal

'Cool' candidate Bloomberg adds memes to campaign arsenal

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US Secretary of Defense Mark Esper was at NATO to discuss the allied mission in Iraq and peace talks in Afghanistan

US Announces Partial Taliban Truce, Trump Says Peace Deal 'Close'

US announces partial Taliban truce, Trump says peace deal 'close'

A portion of the wall on the US-Mexico border, seen from Chihuahua State in Mexico

Pentagon Shifts $3.8 Bn More To Mexico Border Wall

Pentagon shifts $3.8 bn more to Mexico border wall

Students sit in class at Sidney High School

Chicago High School Teacher Allegedly Told Hispanic Student To 'Go Back' To Country For Protesting National Anthem

The teacher allegedly made the comment when confronting the student for protesting the national anthem during a Hispanic heritage assembly.

US Attorney General William Barr, pictured in 2019, said the hack was aÂ "deliberate and sweepingÂ intrusion" into Americans' private lives

Is William Barr On Way Out? Attorney General Criticizes Trump's Tweets In Roger Stone Case

William Barr says Trump's tweets make it impossible for him to do his job and denied he withdrew a sentencing recommendation in Roger Stone's case at the president's behest.

A rocket slammed into an Iraqi base where American troops are stationed in the remote province of Kirkuk, Iraq's military and a US security source said' US Secretary of Defense Mark Esper attends a NATO defence ministers' meeting in Brussels on February 1

Rocket Hits Iraq Base Hosting US Troops: Military

Rocket hits Iraq base hosting US troops: military

Senator Tim Kaine, seen here in January 2020, has moved to restrain President Donald Trump from war with Iran

US Senate Votes To Restrain Trump On Iran

US Senate votes to restrain Trump on Iran

US Secretary of Defense Mark Esper was at NATO to discuss the allied mission in Iraq and peace talks in Afghanistan

US Announces Partial Taliban Truce Amid Signs Deal Is Near

US announces partial Taliban truce amid signs deal is near

Belgian foreign minister Philippe Goffin, pictured at a Security Council meeting on February 11, 2020, says committing troops would require the approval of parliament

Belgium Weighing French Military Mission In Mali: Minister

Belgium weighing French military mission in Mali: minister

A portion of the wall on the US-Mexico border seen from Chihuahua, Mexico

Pentagon Shifts $3.8 Bn To Mexico Border Wall Construction

Pentagon shifts $3.8 bn to Mexico border wall construction

The new sanctions come three weeks after the US killing of the Quds Force commander Qasem Soleimani in a missile strike that Washington claimed was preemptive

US - Iran Conflict: Senate Votes To Limit President's Ability To Order Military Action

The resolution requires a president to seek congressional approval before military action can be taken against Iran.

US criminal charges allege the Chinese tech giant Huawei engaged in a "decades-long" effort to steal trade secrets from American companies

Huawei Hit With New US Charges Of Trade Secrets Theft

Huawei hit with new US charges of trade secrets theft

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson (right) parted ways with finance minister Sajid Javid (left), likely clearing the way to increased publich spending

Fiscal Stimulus Likely After UK Finance Minister Quits

Fiscal stimulus likely after UK finance minister quits

Tesla is seeking to raise some $2 billion by issuing new shares, following a surge in the value of the electric carmaker in recent months

Tesla Shifts Gears With Plans To Issue More Shares

Tesla shifts gears with plans to issue more shares

Facebook Dating is rescheduling

Facebook Spars With EU Regulator Over Dating App Delay

Facebook spars with EU regulator over dating app delay

The Miami Herald, one of 30 newspapers owned by McClatchy, recently agreed to sell its downtown headquarters in a sign of the industry's financial woes

McClatchy, Second-largest US Newspaper Group, In Bankruptcy

McClatchy, second-largest US newspaper group, in bankruptcy

Fighting in Yemen since 2015 has killed tens of thousands of people most of them civilians in what the UN calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis

Saudi-led Forces To Face Trial Over Yemen Violations

Saudi-led forces to face trial over Yemen violations

Armenians say 1.5 million of their people died under the Ottoman Empire from 1915-1917

Syria Parliament Recognises Armenian Genocide

Syria parliament recognises Armenian genocide

The occupied West Bank village of al-Eizariya lies behind Israel's controversial separation barrier on the outskirts of East Jerusalem

Pompeo Says Settlement Report Shows UN's 'Unrelenting Anti-Israel Bias'

Pompeo says settlement report shows UN's 'unrelenting anti-Israel bias'

Bombardier had already sold in 2018 a majority stake in its C Series jetliner to Airbus, which rebranded it the A220

Bombardier Exits Commercial Aviation With A220 Sale To Airbus

Bombardier exits commercial aviation with A220 sale to Airbus

Botswana elephant

Botswana Auctions Off Rights To Shoot Elephants To Foreign Trophy Hunters

Activists are outraged by Botswana’s decision to allow hunting of elephants

Turkey has sent reinforcements including troops and artillery to beef up its observation posts in recent days following the series of exchanges with the Syrian army

Turkey Threatens Force Against 'Radicals' In Syria's Idlib

Turkey threatens force against 'radicals' in Syria's Idlib

The A320, flying off the shelves

Fines Cause Turbulence For Airbus Results

Fines cause turbulence for Airbus results

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