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The pandemic has affected nearly every aspect of American life and fuelled record levels of early and postal voting.
Arizona has not picked a Democrat for president since 1996, when voters in the state helped re-elect Bill Clinton.
As Trump's path to an Electoral College win narrows, he is trying out various legal tactics to find a way to victory.
Ant saw its $35bn IPO suspended after its co-founder seemed to criticise the Chinese government's economic road map.
Veteran politician was picked up by heavily-armed police in a raid at his home on the outskirts of Pristina.
Legal experts slam US President Donald Trump's claims that delays in declaring a winner are evidence of voter fraud.
If Republicans keep control of the Senate Wall St could avoid tax hikes but Main St could see protracted economic pain.
Wisconsin officials are defending the voting process, saying the president's claim of irregularities is 'insulting'.
A US judge said he was unsure TikTok could win a new injunction against an order that blocked downloads of the app.
Endangered Republican incumbents in Iowa, Maine survive challenges, chilling Democrat hopes of flipping the Senate.
Abiy Ahmed says rebel attack contained in the region with 'more operations in the coming days'.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson insists looming new coronavirus lockdown will end 'automatically' in four weeks.
The battleground state is essential for President Donald Trump's path to the White House, but Joe Biden is on his heels.
Danish officials found a virus mutation in 12 people in the north of the country who were infected by minks.
While the United States presidential election remains up in the air, healthcare analysts remain largely positive.
About 50 percent of the state's mail ballots have been counted so far and authorities say a final tally could take days.
Rescuers say government shelling in Idlib and surrounding areas also wounded 17.
Facebook and Twitter flag multiple posts from the president in a real-time test of their rules on misinformation.
Bulldozers, diggers demolish Palestinian village of Khirbet Humsa, leaving 74 people, including 41 minors, homeless.
Twenty-four fire engines and some 50 firefighters extinguish blaze in Gujarat state after several hours.
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