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Los Angeles County has resumed evictions ordered before March 2020, when the coronavirus lockdowns began

Wave Of Evictions Expected To Soon Sweep Across Nation

Federal eviction bans granted temporary protection however, while many are safe the January protection deadline looms over many heads.

Amid Tension With China, India Urgently Buys Winter War Gear From US

Indian Army vehicles drive on a road near the Chang La pass in northern India's Ladakh region, near the border with China

U.S. and Indian armies have an agreement to cooperate with logistical requirements.

Wells Fargo Fires More Than 100 Employees For Availing Coronavirus Aid Wrongfully

The EDIL was launched during the pandemic to provide economic relief to small businesses and non-profit organizations experiencing a temporary loss of revenue.

China saw a surprise increase in exports last month

China’s Exports Surged In September, While Imports Also Bounced Back As Global Demand Returns

China’s economy has shown far greater resilience to the pandemic than most of its global rivals

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A medical worker takes a nasal swab sample from a student to test for COVID-19 in New York City.

Coronavirus Update: US In A 'Bad Place' As COVID-19 Cases Surge Heading Into Winter

The U.S. has reported more than 7.8 million coronavirus cases and 214,000 deaths since the pandemic reached American soil.

Geothermal, Another Form Of Renewable Energy, Set To Dramatically Expand In Coming Years

Geothermal energy has been overshadowed by the attention paid to wind and solar energy

Grounded British Airways planes sit on the tarmac at Heathrow airport in London in September

US/UK Air Corridor Planned Despite Pandemic

Faster and more available testing have officials hopeful they can restart air travel before the holiday season.

The Pentagon in April officially released three videos taken by US Navy pilots showing mid-air encounters with what appear to be UFOs

Trump Reacts To News Of UFO Existence: 'I'll Check On That'

President Trump expressed his plan to look more into the news about the possible existence of unidentified flying objects.

Britain's Prince William will be among those speaking at the TED Countdown event calling for action to combat the climate crisis

Celebrities Lead TED Global Call To Act On Climate Crisis

Celebrities lead TED global call to act on climate crisis

Watchtowers on a high-security facility at what is believed to be a re-education camp in China's Xinjiang region

Xinjiang Camps: US Blocks Some Goods From China Over Slave Labor Concerns

The Trump administration, in its latest trade action against China, restricted the import of some Chinese goods made in the western province of Xinjiang, accusing their makers of using forced labor.

Celebrities To Lead TED Global Call To Act On Climate Crisis

Celebrities to lead TED global call to act on climate crisis

The building of Caruna, a Nicaraguan bank that has been hit by US sanctions over corruption allegations, is set on fire during 2018 protests in the capital Managua

US Imposes Sanctions On Nicaragua Bank, Senior Officials

US imposes sanctions on Nicaragua bank, senior officials

Under a new partnership with Nikola, General Motors will provide engineering and technology in exchange for an 11 percent stake in the startup

Oil Guzzler To 'Zero Emission': GMC Hummer EV Reveal At Baseball World Series 2020

The Hummer EV truck is the product of GM's $20 billion investment into electric vehicle category — how does it compare with its rivals?

Levi Benjamin-Brown, 5, helps his mother Kyla Brown unpack boxes of toys at their new home in El Cerrito, California, where the family moved from San Francisco

Housing Markets Remain Strong In US And EU, But Pandemic Clouds The Horizon

The UK's housing market is at a 12-year high, but that could change dramatically in the months ahead. The U.S. is in a similar position.

Democratic vice presidential nominee Senator Kamala Harris and US Vice President Mike Pence participate in the vice presidential debate in Salt Lake City, Utah

Fact Check: The US Vice Presidential Debate

Fact Check: The US vice presidential debate

Opposition negotiators fear that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad will use its participation in the Geneva talks as a bargaining chip to normalise relations with the West

Syria Sanctions From US Compared To George Floyd Killing, Claims It Will 'Suffocate Syrians'

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that U.S. sanctions against the Syrian government will not end until Assad resolves the nine-year civil war in Syria. Pompeo announced that there is a total of 17 new sanctions being enforced against Syria.

An image taken with a scanning electron microscope shows SARS-CoV-2 (yellow) â also known as 2019-nCoV, the virus that causes COVID-19

US Coronavirus Cases Rise In 21 States, Experts Warn 'Huge Surge' This Fall

COVID-19 cases in 21 states are surging as schools keep reopening and after the Labor Day weekend from Sept. 5 to 7.

US senators say Russian President Vladimir Putin's government needs to face sanctions for ongoing interference in the 2020 US election

Vladimir Putin Claims He Doesn't Want Russia And US To Meddle In Each Other's Elections

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday called for an agreement on cyber relations with the United States and requested that the two countries not influence each other's elections.

Watchdog Group Seeks FEC Investigation Of US Postmaster General Louis DeJoy Campaign Donations

Louis DeJoy allegedly reimbursed associates for illegal political donations $150,000 between 2015 and 2018.

China Seeking To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Increase Use Of Renewable Energy

China is by far the world’s biggest polluting nation

A deal allowing TikTok to avoid a US ban remained in limbo amid negotiations over the ownership structure of the popular video app

As Deadline Looms, Scramble On TikTok Deal Structure

As deadline looms, scramble on TikTok deal structure

Robert Redfield, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), is asking US states to remove barriers to distributing a coronavirus vaccine

Coronavirus Vaccine Will Be Free To Americans, Ship Out Within 24 Hours Of Approval

Operation Warp Speed is preparing to distribute COVID-19 vaccines once they are approved, but inoculating Americans en masse will likely take well into 2021.