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LeBron James says NBA players could 'care less' about criticism from President Donald Trump

LeBron James, Doc Rivers, J.J. Redick Don't Care If Donald Trump Watches NBA Games

LeBron James said NBA players don't care if kneeling during the national anthem turns the president off from the sport.

New York Attorney General Letitia James Files Lawsuit Against NRA

New York state Attorney General Letitia James unveiled a multistate antitrust investigation of Facebook

Attorney General Letitia James is accusing the gun-rights group of spending millions of dollars on fancy meals, private jets and vacations to the Bahamas.

Thursday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Slip As Initial Jobless Claims Again Top 1 Million

U.S. stocks fell on Thursday as 1.2 million Americans filed for jobless claims last week

Ohio Visit: Donald Trump Will Sign Order Requiring Feds to Buy Certain Drugs From US Companies

The president will sign the bill during an Ohio campaign stop designed to prioritize U.S. manufacturing.

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The move came as Facebook faces pressure to prevent the spread of misinformation

Facebook, Twitter Take Aim At Trump 'Misinformation'

Facebook, Twitter take aim at Trump 'misinformation'

Anthony Fauci, who was asked during a Congressional hearing whether the US could make use of Chinese or Russian vaccines if they arrived first, indicated that was unlikely

US Coronavirus Outbreak Worse Than Any Country: 'Numbers Don’t Lie,' Says Fauci

Dr. Anthony Fauci affirms the COVID-19 outbreak in the U.S. is the worst in the world.

Manhattan District Attorney Subpoenaed President Trump’s Bank As Part Of Criminal Probe

Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance has sought financial documents from Deutsche Bank as part of his criminal investigation into the Trump Organization.

US President Donald Trump would like to use the White House as the backdrop for his biggest campaign moment -- accepting the nomination

Facebook Deletes Trump's Post Over Coronavirus 'False Claims'

Facebook, for the first time, has removed a post by President Donald Trump on grounds of misinformation.

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said he will pick a woman as his running mate

Trump Narrowing Gap With Biden In Latest National Polls, As Early Voting Looms

Several new polls show Biden with a small lead over Trump, but the incumbent president has little time to turn around his campaign amid the pandemic, as early voting looms.

The targeting of app usage and cloud services expands the 5G Clean Path program the State Department unveiled on April 29

US Wants To Eliminate Chinese Apps From US App Stores

Pompeo said the U.S. government will seek to limit the ability of Chinese service providers to collect, store and process sensitive data in the United States.

Facebook Removes Trump Post Over 'False' Virus Claims

Facebook removes Trump post over 'false' virus claims

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tells a news conference that the United States is offering rewards aimed at stopping election interference

US Offers $10 Million Reward Against Election Interference

US offers $10 million reward against election interference

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tells a news conference that he hopes for a resolution soon with Sudan

US To Submit UN Resolution On Iran Arms Next Week

US to submit UN resolution on Iran arms next week

President Trump Campaign Seeks Early September Debate vs. Joe Biden To Catch Early Voters

Early voting starts Sept. 14 with the first debate currently not scheduled until Sept. 29.

US President Donald Trump, seen here with his wife Melania on the White House's South Lawn, may accept the Republican Party's nomination from the presidential residence

Biden, Trump Scramble To Replan Nomination Speeches

Biden, Trump scramble to replan nomination speeches

A helicopter pours water onto the fire at the port of Lebanon's capital Beirut

Anger Mounts As Lebanon's 'Armageddon' Death Toll Tops 113

Anger mounts as Lebanon's 'Armageddon' death toll tops 113

US Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar will lead the upcoming delegation to Taiwan, which Beijing claims and had vowed to one day seize

US Plan For 'Highest Level' Taiwan Visit In Decades Angers China

US plan for 'highest level' Taiwan visit in decades angers China

Lebanon's population density and key facts about the country and its capital Beirut

What We Know About The Lebanon Explosions

What we know about the Lebanon explosions

Eastman Kodak has seen its business fade in recent years as cellphones have replaced cameras and film

Top Democrats Announce Probe Into US Loan To Kodak

Top Democrats announce probe into US loan to Kodak

Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior advisor, (pictured March 2019) has overseen the Mideast peace plan

President Trump's Son-In-Law Jared Kushner Called 'Secretary Of Failure' In New Lincoln Project Clip

The new video highlights Kushner's role in tackling the current COVID-19 pandemic.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in November 2019, has defended "restraint" on Venezuela

Another Watchdog At US State Department Abruptly Gone

Another watchdog at US State Department abruptly gone

House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi said some progress had been made in stimulus talks, and while both sides are far apart on some issues, markets expect a deal will eventually be done

Coronavirus Stimulus Talks: Hopes Dwindling For Agreement By Deadline Target, Trump Pondering Executive Orders

Negotiators were scheduled to meet again Thursday, with major issues still unresolved.

Instagram is adding video clips in an attempt to muscle in on TikTok's boom

Facebook’s Instagram Launches Reels Video Tool To Compete With TikTok

Facebook’s Instagram unit has launched a new video tool – Instagram Reels – that will reportedly compete directly with TikTok, which is facing pressure to sell its U.S. assets to Microsoft or another company.

Instagram Adds Video Clips In Challenge To TikTok

Instagram adds video clips in challenge to TikTok

A new cluster of cases has sparked mass coronavirus testing in the central Chinese city of Wuhan

WHO To Investigate COVID-19 Origins In China

Two WHO scientists have laid the groundwork for a larger investigation to determine the origins of COVID-19, which was first detected in Wuhan, China.

US President Donald Trump gave TikTok six weeks to sell its US operations to an American company, adding that the government wanted a financial benefit from the deal

Election 2020: Trump Flip-Flops in Florida, Encourages Mail-In Voting In Key Swing State

President Donald Trump suddenly approves of mail-in voting, but only in the key swing state of Florida, which is trending towards Joe Biden.

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LeBron James, Doc Rivers, J.J. Redick Don't Care If Donald Trump Watches NBA Games

New York Attorney General Letitia James Files Lawsuit Against NRA

Thursday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Slip As Initial Jobless Claims Again Top 1 Million

Ohio Visit: Donald Trump Will Sign Order Requiring Feds to Buy Certain Drugs From US Companies

Florida Man Knocks Female Bartender Unconscious During Racist Rant, Incident Caught On Camera

Trump Retweets SpaceX Mars Rocket Launch Then Claims He Revived NASA

3 Teens Fleeing Police Jump Wall At Trump’s Mar-A-Lago Resort With Loaded AK-47, Arrested

LeBron Brushes Off Trump Blast: 'We Could Care Less'

Social Security Checks In Nine States To Drop Starting This Month