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Despite the pandemic Croton-on-Hudson is still clinging to its major "Jack O'Lantern Blaze," where more than 7,000 hand-carved pumpkins come to life for a sound and light show in the gardens of the historic Van Cortlandt mansion

Pandemic, Election Brew An Extra-spooky Halloween

Pandemic, election brew an extra-spooky Halloween

With almost 90,000 deaths, Mexico has the world's fourth-highest coronavirus toll

In Land Of 'Manana,' Pandemic Sparks Rush For Wills

In land of 'manana,' pandemic sparks rush for wills

Argentina football great Diego Maradona, pictured at the 2018 World Cup in Russia, has always lived a life of excess

A Life Of Excess: Maradona Turns 60 In Self-isolation

A life of excess: Maradona turns 60 in self-isolation

Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Twitter and Google-parent Alphabet are all slated to disclose how their businesses faired in the third quarter of this year

Solid Big Tech Earnings Expected Despite Politics

Solid Big Tech earnings expected despite politics

Business reopenings helped fuel the US economic rebound but expiring fiscal stimulus may hold back further growth

Blowout US GDP Report Will Obscure Troubling Slowdown

The U.S. economy is expected to post jaw-dropping growth of between 30-35% in the third quarter, but the headline number will obscure potential signs of trouble.

The Field Mill stadium, home to Mansfield Town

Lower-league Football Clubs 'Face Extinction' Without Rescue Package

Lower-league football clubs 'face extinction' without rescue package

Masks have become a common sight in the United States and across the world since spring

Masks And Covid-19: In The US, A Patchwork Of Policies Persist

Masks and Covid-19: In the US, a patchwork of policies persist

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey gives his opening statement remotely during a hearing to discuss reforming Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act

US Senators Spar With Big Tech Over Legal Immunity, Politics

US senators spar with Big Tech over legal immunity, politics

Assistant Attorney General John Demers (L) and FBI Director Christopher Wray announced the arrests of five Chinese agents for their roles in an operation targeting Chinese government opponents in the US

Five Chinese Agents Arrested In US For Targeting Beijing Opponents

Three of those charged -- Zhu Yong, 64, a Chinese citizen and permanent U.S. resident; Hongru Jin, a 30-year-old naturalized US citizen; and Michael McMahon, a 53-year-old U.S. citizen and licensed private detective -- were arrested in New York and New Jersey.

The spread of the virus has forced governments in Europe to reimpose economically painful containment measures, sparking protests in several countries

Virus Surge And New Restrictions Batter Markets

Virus surge and new restrictions batter markets

Tens of thousands stage anti-France rally in Bangladesh

Erdogan Vows Action Over 'Disgusting' Charlie Hebdo Cartoon

Erdogan vows action over 'disgusting' Charlie Hebdo cartoon

Schools like this one in YaoundÃ©, Cameroon, opened in June 2020 after a hiatus of several months due to the novel coronavirus pandemic

Poorest Nations Face 'Lost Decade' Post-pandemic: IFC Official

Poorest nations face 'lost decade' post-pandemic: IFC official

Boeing plans to cut thousands more jobs between now and the end of 2021 amid a prolonged aviation downturn that led to another quarterly loss

Battered By Pandemic, Boeing Cutting 30,000 Jobs In Two Years

Battered by pandemic, Boeing cutting 30,000 jobs in two years

A demonstrator, wearing a protective face mask, holds a placard reading "WALTER WALLACE JR." during a protest near the location where Walter Wallace was killed by two police officers

Philadelphia Curfew As Anger Boils Over Police Killing Of Black Man

Philadelphia curfew as anger boils over police killing of Black man

Wednesday's decision by key WTO ambassadors marks an important step paving the way for Nigeria's Okonjo-Iweala to become the first woman and the first African to head the organisationNigerian former Foreign and Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala smile

Nigeria's Okonjo-Iweala Proposed As WTO Chief, US Opposed

Nigeria's Okonjo-Iweala proposed as WTO chief, US opposed

The fighting over Nagorno-Karabakh has killed nearly 1,000 people

Azerbaijan Says 21 Dead In Armenia Missile Attack

Azerbaijan says 21 dead in Armenia missile attack

The arrest of US investor Michael Calvey, pictured here in 2019, and other executives of Baring Vostok, one of Russia's oldest private equity groups, sent shockwaves through the country's business community

Deal In Case That Led To US Investor's Arrest In Russia

Deal in case that led to US investor's arrest in Russia

Whole genome sequencing effectively allows researchers to read the instruction manual of an individual

New Genome Sequencing Sheds Light On Diversity In Africa

New genome sequencing sheds light on diversity in Africa

The incident may upend Qatar's efforts to boost its reputation before it hosts the soccer world cup in 2022

Qatar 'Regrets Distress' Of Invasive Searches On Women Passengers

Qatar 'regrets distress' of invasive searches on women passengers

Since the 1990s, warming has been twice as fast in the Arctic, compared to the rest of the world

Arctic Sea Ice At Record Low October Levels: Danish Institute

Arctic sea ice at record low October levels: Danish institute

CEOs Sundar Pichai of Alphabet/Google, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter's Jack Dorsey were to testify at a Senate hearing on content moderation policies

US Senators Spar With Tech CEOS Over Legal Immunity

US senators spar with tech CEOS over legal immunity

Opponents of the Polish abortion ruling argue it puts women's lives at risk by forcing them to carry unviable pregnancies

Polish Women Strike, Hold Mass Demos Over Near-total Abortion Ban

Polish women strike, hold mass demos over near-total abortion ban

Senator Roger Wicker was to chair a hearing with CEOs of Google, Twitter and Facebook examining a law which shields online services from liability of content posted on their platforms

US Senators To Grill Big Tech CEOs On Legal Immunity

US senators to grill Big Tech CEOs on legal immunity

Some 70 million people are eligible to vote in the Indian state of Bihar in the world's biggest election since the pandemic erupted

Millions Queue To Vote As India State Election Gets Under Way

Millions queue to vote as India state election gets under way

In normal times La Defense, Europe's biggest business district, is a hive of activity

In The Sleeping Towers Of Paris' Vast Business District

In the sleeping towers of Paris' vast business district

Eugen Iancu's son Alexandru died in the fire said he lives in a 'country where there's no justice'

'No Justice' Five Years On From Romania Nightclub Fire

'No justice' five years on from Romania nightclub fire

German Chancellor Angela Merkel: 'Restrictions serve to protect our citizens and vulnerable groups in particular'

Merkel Eyes Tough Curbs To Tame Virus Before Christmas

Merkel eyes tough curbs to tame virus before Christmas

Lebanon, mired in its worst economic crisis since the 1975-1990 civil war, is looking to settle the maritime border dispute so it can press on with its offshore quest for oil and gas

Lebanon, Israel In Second Round Of Maritime Border Talks

Lebanon, Israel in second round of maritime border talks

The National League for Democracy (NLD) is widely expected to win next week's election -- five years after it swept to power in a landslide victory

Suu Kyi And Old Guard Frustrate Young Myanmar Politicians

Suu Kyi and old guard frustrate young Myanmar politicians

A months-long lockdown was lifted in Melbourne as Australia's second biggest city got its virus outbreak under control

Australia Cheers End Of Melbourne Lockdown But Virus Ravages Europe, US

Australia cheers end of Melbourne lockdown but virus ravages Europe, US

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