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The number of Americans filing for unemployment dropped to a new pandemic low while private-sector employment rose.
Companies are increasingly cashing in on rallies spurred by Reddit-fuelled day traders.
The US president seeks to renew American global leadership with a flurry of summit meetings, diplomacy.
New York City police use over 15,000 cameras to surveil people with problematic technology, Amnesty International says.
Central bank chief on Thursday sought to reassure depositors that their money was safe and would be returned.
Local communities, environmentalists and activists are pushing back on a development anchored by Amazon's Africa HQ.
Bidali, security guard who blogged about life as migrant worker, charged with receiving payment 'by a foreign agent'.
The UN health agency warns coronavirus cases are surging in many countries on the continent.
The reporter calls for opposition to abandon street protests in an interview aired on state television.
Concerns are growing over surging food prices, which climbed for the 12th month straight, according to a UN gauge.
Paxton Smith veered off her approved text to denounce a new Texas bill that bans abortions as early as six weeks.
The 2019 raid killed at least 128 people, according to activists, with families of victims still calling for justice.
A rally driven by Reddit-fuelled day traders has pushed up shares of AMC about 3,000 percent this year.
UN experts ask the Indian government to respond to allegations of rights violations in Indian-administered Kashmir.
Authorities prepare for possible oil slick from the burned-out cargo ship sinking off Colombo's main harbour.
Pentagon says most civilian fatalities were in Afghanistan, as it admits additional civilian deaths from previous years.
Indian Medical Association says 1,200 doctors died of COVID-19 since pandemic began, including more than 500 in last two months.
UK says G7 health ministers will announce a 'new international approach' to reduce the risk of a new pandemic.
Almost 100,000 came down with the coronavirus and 2,507 died on Wednesday as president struggles to deal with pandemic.
Reporters for Democratic Voice of Burma and Mizzima sentenced to two-year terms in military crackdown on media.
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