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A Multnomah County sheriff's deputy points a weapon at anti-police protesters near the Portland east police precinct a day after violence left one person dead on August 30, 2020 in Portland, Oregon

100 Days Of Protests Against Police Violence, Racism In Portland

100 days of protests against police violence, racism in Portland

Syringes in the Sanofi plant in Val-de-Reuil, France, in July 2020

What Is The Best Way To Share Out A Future Covid-19 Vaccine?

What is the best way to share out a future Covid-19 vaccine?

Cesar Sayan, 73, who has recovered from Covid-19, gestures as he leaves the temporary hospital set up in the former Athletes Village for the 2019 Pan American Games in Lima

Lima's Athletes Village Playing A Role In Peru Virus Recovery

Lima's Athletes Village playing a role in Peru virus recovery

Serena Williams is pursuing a record-equalling 24th singles Grand Slam title at the US Open

Serena, Kenin Advance On Day Four Of US Open

Serena, Kenin advance on day four of US Open

A March 23,2020 image taken from police bodycam video released by the Rochester Police Department, showing police arresting Daniel Prude, who died following the altercation

New York Probes Suffocation Of Black Man Hooded By Police

New York probes suffocation of black man hooded by police

Schools have only partially reopened or shifted to online learning in many parts of the United States, raising fears women could be pushed out of the labor force

Stalled Stimulus Talks Make For Uncertain US Jobs Report

Stalled stimulus talks make for uncertain US jobs report

Plastic use has led to a pollution crisis

Oil Industry Placing Risky Bet On Plastics: Report

Oil industry placing risky bet on plastics: report

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

Russia Promoting Distrust In US Vote-by-mail Plans

Russia promoting distrust in US vote-by-mail plans

Robert Pattinson plays a "very human and very flawed" Bruce Wayne, trying to solve a series of crimes

'Batman' Filming Halted After Pattinson Gets Covid-19

'Batman' filming halted after Pattinson gets Covid-19

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro (C) speaks alongside Brazilian Economy Minister Paulo Guedes (L), deputies and senators during a statement on financial aid for vulnerable Brazilians amid the COVID-19 pandemic, at Planalto Palace, in Brasilia

Brazil Tops 4 Million Cases Amid Signs Pandemic Slowing

Brazil tops 4 million cases amid signs pandemic slowing

Commuters walk to a train station at rush hour in Bangkok on August 20, 2020

World 'Falling Behind' On Goal To Cut Chronic Disease Deaths

World 'falling behind' on goal to cut chronic disease deaths

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said he fears "an increased risk of civil unrest" after the vote on November 3

Facebook To Ban New Political Ads On Cusp Of US Election

Facebook to ban new political ads on cusp of US election

Democratic US presidential candidate Joe Biden, with his wife Dr Jill Biden waves as he boards his plane in Delaware bound for Kenosha Wisconsin, the protest-hit city that President Donald Trump visisted two days earlier

Biden Seeks To Soothe City On Edge After Speaking With Jacob Blake

Biden seeks to soothe city on edge after speaking with Jacob Blake

US President Donald Trump is mounting a major campaign to question the reliability of mail-in voting in the coming election

Trump Tells Americans To Try To Vote Twice

Trump tells Americans to try to vote twice

Top infectious diseases official Anthony Fauci

Stock Markets Slump As Wall Street Rally Runs Out Of Steam

Stock markets slump as Wall Street rally runs out of steam

A lab technician sorts blood samples for a COVID-19 vaccine study at the Research Centers of America in Hollywood, Florida.

A Vaccine Before The US Election? Depends On Science -- Or Politics

A vaccine before the US election? Depends on science -- or politics

Congress still hasn't agreed on a new stimulus package for the US economy, even as jobless claims fell more than expected in the latest week

New US Jobless Claims Drop Amid Fears Of Throttled Recovery

New US jobless claims drop amid fears of throttled recovery

The prisoner exchange agreed between the US and the Taliban stipulated that Kabul should release a total of 5,000 militants in return for the insurgents freeing 1,000 Afghan troops

Afghan Govt Frees More Taliban Prisoners, Paving Way For Talks

Afghan govt frees more Taliban prisoners, paving way for talks

President Donald Trump made a surprise Thanksgiving day visit to US troops in Afghanistan last year

France Leads Criticism Of US 'Attack' On ICC

France leads criticism of US 'attack' on ICC

Police cordened off the building in Solingen where the five children were found dead

Mother Suspected As Five Children Found Dead In German Flat

Mother suspected as five children found dead in German flat

The New Diamond, a massive oil tanker, is stricken off the coast of Sri Lanka

Warships Join Fight To Put Out Fire On Oil Tanker Off Sri Lanka

Warships join fight to put out fire on oil tanker off Sri Lanka

Health officials said almost 200 people had to receive medical attention over the course of the day, including 120 police officers.

Bulgaria Ruling Party Defiant As Protests Turn Violent

Bulgaria ruling party defiant as protests turn violent

Pfizer chief Albert Bourla told reporters "we will not cut corners" as the pharmaceutical company tries to develop a vaccine for the coronavirus

Pharma Chiefs Vow No 'Cut Corners' In Vaccine Race

Pharma chiefs vow no 'cut corners' in vaccine race

Navalny's top ally Ivan Zhdanov heads the Anti-corruption Foundation (FBK). Zhdanov accuses the Kremlin of being behind Navalny's poisoning but says it will give the opposition a boost in upcoming regional elections.

Navalny Ally Says Poisoning 'New Chapter' In Kremlin Crackdown

Navalny ally says poisoning 'new chapter' in Kremlin crackdown

Investigative journalist Jan Kuciak and his fiancee Martina Kusnirova were gunned down in February 2018

Shock As Slovak Court Acquits Businessman Of Journalist Murder

Shock as Slovak court acquits businessman of journalist murder

Thousands of Moroccans who once crossed into the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla on the North African coastÂ to work each day have lost their jobs because the borders are closed

Morocco's Blocked Border With Spain Brings Suffering

Morocco's blocked border with Spain brings suffering

Robert Spano (left), the head of the European Court of Human Rights, has come under fire for his visit to Istanbul

Europe's Rights Chief Urges Turkey's Erdogan To Respect Law

Europe's rights chief urges Turkey's Erdogan to respect law

France fears a spike in layoffs in coming months

France Puts Jobs At Heart Of Economic Rescue Plan

France puts jobs at heart of economic rescue plan

France has faced several protests against police violence after claims of systematic abuse

French Journalist Recounts Police Violence, Racism As Undercover Officer

French journalist recounts police violence, racism as undercover officer

The documentary puts paid to the common thought that Germans only learned about crimes committed at concentration camps after the war

Most Germans Knew Holocaust Was Happening, New Film Claims

Most Germans knew Holocaust was happening, new film claims

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