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The wife of singer Justin Bieber comes clean about what she needs to do to keep her face in full fashion-model form.

Vaccines developed by AstraZeneca and Russia rely on a type of DNA to work, a development first utilized in the 1950s.

Senate leaders are working to overcome hurdles among their own ranks to keep the federal government open.

An article about Feinstein in The New Yorker shows her short-term memory may be in decline.

The listing had been put on hold because of the pandemic while the company worked to slim down by shedding staff and noncore assets.

A government minister said there’s no justification for the spread inside the nation’s health care system.

The European Medicines Agency was short on details while it worked with law enforcement and other agencies on the cyberattack.

France’s data privacy watchdog said it was competent to impose sanctions even though neither company has headquarters in the country.

China has a history of problems with social media and some of its diplomatic ties are tainted by cybersecurity issues.

Dependent on tourism, the state economy is suffering under the strains of the pandemic with air travel to down more than 70% from last year.

Trump previously told Jimmy Fallon he wanted to purchase the five-bedroom home.

Before serving in the White House, Conway cut her teeth as a political operative for members of the Republican Party.

A virologist warned as many as five different vaccines may be needed to fully immunize the U.S. against COVID-19.

John Lennon's murderer is still alive.

China’s president called the joint announcement with Nepal a symbol of their long-standing friendship.

Yeager became the first pilot to break the sound barrier during a test flight in 1947 and repeated the feat 65 years later in an F-15.

Some state lawmakers in Pennsylvania asked their colleagues to overturn the certification of the results, arguing some were not legally certified.

The issues on employment law during a national emergency like the COVID-19 pandemic are "thorny," a case law expert said.

The latest proposal seems to be drawing bipartisan support, though it’s unclear if the framework proposal as drafted would include another round of stimulus checks.

Kroger CEO said it may require collective effort along the various stages of the supply chain to get a vaccine out to the public quickly.

The FDA estimates about 20% of the total U.S. population could be vaccinated as early as January.

Biden has been making the rounds this week, arguing the Trump administration’s policy of go-it-alone on China has not been helpful.

Among other findings, a study found some parents regretted having kids because they had apocalyptic views on climate change.

Ivanka Trump is tied to a separate case in New York alleging tax fraud for fees paid to her as a presidential consultant.

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio has called for caution given “this second wave that's been bearing down on us.”

The company is among the dozens of retailers struggling under the economic pressure brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Spotify goes year-in-review with a look at the top trends in music and podcasts. Have a listen.

The leisure and hospitality sector was hiring last month, though renewed lockdowns could reverse that trend.

Biden said he would not dismantle Trump-era tariffs right away, but work on improving policy with the help of U.S. allies.