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Prominent Russian journalist Ivan Golunov has been arrested in Moscow on drug charges. He is best known for investigating corruption among the country's business elite.

The Trump administration has initiated new measures to ensure American tourist dollars don't flow into the hands of the Cuban government.

Amazon has unveiled a new drone that it hopes to utilize for deliveries within the next few months.

The United States has sent nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia at least twice since the killing of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi, Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine said.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, as both countries face hostility from the U.S. government.

As Trump announced last week that he is planning to slap tariffs of 5% on Mexican imports to the United States, Mexicans have rallied around their President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.

Japanese women have been standing up online against high heel requirements at Japanese workplaces

Could tech companies such as Google and Amazon have too much power? The Feds are launching a probe into marketplace competition in the digital tech industry.

Turkey is adamant about buying a S-400 missile system from Russia, despite the possible threat of U.S. sanctions.

Industrial growth in the United States is at its lowest level since the beginning of U.S. President Donald Trump's presidency.

Russia has asked Tinder hand over data on Russian users, with the company risking a total ban in the country if it doesn't comply.

Chipotle could take a hit to its business costs as Trump plans to hike up tariffs on Mexican imports to 5%.

The Russian government has defended its offensive in Syria's Idlib province after U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted that the Russians were engaging in a "butchery" there.

Hollywood's possible boycott of Georgia over its fetal heartbeat bill could cost the state $9.5 billion.

A Chinese Defense Minister said that the bloody crackdown on Tiananmen Square was necessary to preserve stability in China.

Amazon is interested in buying Boost Mobile, as Sprint and T-Mobile will have to divest the brand as part of their merger deal.

The Iraqi government has given two French citizens the death penalty due to their involvement with ISIS.

The electric car company probably won't turn a profit this year, one analyst believes.

The Washington state-based Los Hernandez restaurant is recalling over 9,000 tamales it imported from Mexico due to insufficient inspection at the border, the USDA said.

The EU's top diplomat, Federica Mogherini, said that the United Kingdom's global power is weakening due to its decision to leave the union.

The Italian government has decided to revoke Steven Bannon's lease on a monastery where he hoped to start a right-wing academy for political activists.

The head of the Defense Intelligence Agency believes that Russia has been conducting low-level nuclear tests, violating the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CTBT).

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is failing to put together a governing coalition, which may trigger new elections.

The lowest number of Chinese tourists in 15 years visited the United States in 2018.

The powerful Argentinian CGT umbrella union has grounded flights and disrupted work at key grain ports across the country in response to austerity measures taken by President Mauricio Macri.

Terrorist attacks have killed more than 40 people in Afghanistan on Tuesday ahead of political negotiations between the Taliban and the Afghan government in Moscow.

Japanese financial firm Nomura believes that U.S. tariffs on China could drag down the American consumer economy.

The Netherlands has become the first country worldwide to put Amber Alerts on ATMs.

The Russian Foreign Ministry has suggested they are willing to play a role in upcoming Venezuela crisis talks slated to take place in Norway.