As most people obsess with avoiding COVID-19 at all costs, a rapidly growing group of people around the world says they are prepared to deliberately take on the virus. Tens of thousands of people have signed up to a campaign … Continue reading →

The commission, which oversees US Presidential debates, says it will change the format to ensure the remaining 2 encounters between Donald Trump and Joe Biden are more orderly. One new measure could be to cut the microphones if the candidates … Continue reading →

President Donald Trump and top aides are responding to the uproar over his failure to guarantee a peaceful transfer of power by intensifying their efforts to create Election chaos he can use to cling onto power should he lose in November. In the … Continue reading →

Rescuers in Australia say at least a third of 270 whales stranded off Tasmania have died and more are feared to be dying. However, crews were able to save 25 of the animals on Tuesday and are aiming to escort … Continue reading →

Tropical Storm Sally has left more than half a million Americans without power as its torrential rains and storm surges lashed the US Gulf Coast. Sally weakened after it made landfall as a Category 2 Hurricane on Wednesday, but the … Continue reading →

Alexander Lukashenko has arrived in Russia for talks with President Vladimir Putin, as protests continued across Belarus against the embattled leader’s rule following a disputed August 9th Election. Mr. Lukashenko’s plane landed in the southern Russian city of Sochi this … Continue reading →

A 13-year-old boy in Glendale, Utah, was shot several times by police officers after his mother called 911 for help with his mental health crisis. Linden Cameron, who has Asperger’s, a form of autism, is now in a serious condition … Continue reading →

Wildfires have burned through a record number of acres in California this year as firefighters continue to battle several large blazes across the state. The state’s Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, Cal Fire, says more than 2 million acres have … Continue reading →

Voters in the western Libyan City of Misrata are heading to the polls to elect Municipal Leaders. Today’s vote in the war-torn country’s third-largest city and those planned across western and southern Libya could help pave the way for nationwide … Continue reading →