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India has been steadily reopening its pandemic-battered economy.

China has accused Trump of modern day piracy and of using his executive order to effectively force the sale of TikTok to a US company.

Under the US-China agreement, the National Zoo pays $500,000 per year towards panda conservation efforts in China.

Critics of President Donald Trump have expressed worries that the administration may bypass safety precautions to announce a vaccine is available before the elections.

King James does not want to be away from his family for several months during the conclusion of the NBA season.

Total global infections are fast approaching 11.5 million, with more than 533,000 deaths.

Analysts warned that while the employment data were good, jobless claims were still elevated.

Biden and his supporters brought in a staggering $141 million in June.

Concerns about the impact on demand from the reimposition of some containment measures weighed on oil markets.

The United States, the hardest-hit country, has more than 2.5 million cases alone.

Unlike Europe and parts of East Asia, the United States never climbed down from its peak.

The European Union was considering blocking US travellers as it reopens its borders to tourism.

Both Republican and Democratic lawmakers have criticized Bolton for publishing his book.

Eyes are on Beijing, which has imposed new lockdowns, reclosed schools and banned flights again.

The president is scheduled to host a roundtable with law enforcement on Monday.

22 teams are expected to play out the rest of the season.

The United States remains the hardest-hit nation in the world.

Looting and brawls have raged across tourist hotspot Hollywood and affluent areas such as Beverly Hills and Santa Monica.

Mayor Bill de Blasio said a lot of stores around Madison Avenue had been hit.

Europe pressed ahead with a further loosening of measures, with schools, pools, pubs and tourist sites reopening.

The pandemic has devastated the global economy, which is facing its worst downturn since the Great Depression.

Thousands joined the protests in Minnesota, which were triggered by the Monday death of 46-year-old George Floyd.

Twitter tagged two of his tweets in which he claimed that more mail-in voting would lead to what he called a "Rigged Election."

Brazil has now confirmed a total of 24,512 deaths.

MLB hopes to open play without spectators, but in as many of the teams' home stadiums as possible.

Brown claimed that he shot at the couple whom he thought was trying to break into his home.

In Britain, street parades by veterans have been cancelled.

So far, more than 73,000 Americans have died of COVID-19 -- more than a quarter of global deaths.

Police said the incident was the result of a dispute between the two men over an "intimate partner."

The aviation division's revenue plunged 13 percent to $6.9 billion.