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Washington places sanctions on four more Hong Kong and mainland officials over a China-imposed national security law.
Reported breakthrough in vaccine race welcomed by scientists and leaders, but experts caution many questions remain.
The United States president only sees 'fraud' and 'illegal' votes working one way: against him.
States can begin certifying their results as soon as tomorrow in a process driven by the calendar.
Smith & Wesson Brands and rival Sturm Ruger & Co fell more than 9% while ammunition seller Vista Outdoor tumbled 12%.
African experts from various fields - from art and finance to human rights and governance - share their views.
With few masks and no social distancing, the White House event is being eyed as a potential COVID-19 super-spreader.
The world's biggest burger chain said it would launch a 'McPlant' line of plant-based menu items.
Gold fell below $1,900 an ounce in London as Pfizer said a vaccine it’s developing prevents more than 90% of infections.
Biden says he is taking a leadership role in efforts against the coronavirus until he assumes office in January 2021.
The US president announced on Twitter that Christopher Miller will be acting secretary of defense starting immediately.
The natural gas industry is under increasing pressure to reduce emissions in the fight against climate change.
By hosting G20 summit, Saudi Arabia is attempting to whitewash its abuses, Human Rights Watch says.
Russia says two servicemen killed as military helicopter shot down in Armenia near border with Azerbaijan.
Thousands of cheering and flag-waving supporters welcomed Morales in Bolivia a year after he was removed from power.
Hashim Thaci pleads not guilty to war crimes charges as he appears for first time at special international court.
Announcement comes as authorities mull introduction of lockdown at weekends in an effort to prevent coronavirus spread.
Spokesman for Nagorno-Karabakh leader says Azeri troops were in control of disputed region's second-biggest city.
Biden is moving ahead with plans to take the White House in January, while Trump gears up for a legal fight.
Despite opposition objections, President Alassane Ouattara's win of a third term officially validated.
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