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As President Donald Trump makes a last-minute push for election victory, we break down what you need to know.
Tupperware shares that could be had for around $1 in March, closed in on $30 on Wednesday.
For the month of October, measurements show an 8.2 percent downward trend in ice over the last 10 years.
Officials in Germany, Europe's largest economy, agree to go into an emergency lockdown starting from November 2.
Amnesty disputes Nigerian army's claim it did not shoot Lagos protesters calling for end to police brutality.
The lira hit another record low on Wednesday and is now down 28 percent this year.
Imran Khan says he is open to dialogue if Kashmiris are given the right to self-determination as per the UN resolutions.
Turkey calls new caricature 'loathsome' and 'Islamophobic' as protests and calls to boycott French goods continue.
Residents fear the laws are aimed at a 'land grab' to dilute the Muslim-majority character of the disputed region.
Hundreds march for a second day demanding racial justice after a Black man was shot dead by the police.
Analysts say President John Magufuli is likely to win re-election as opposition alleges 'widespread irregularities'.
More people are using masks since the pandemic started but 18 to 29-year-olds more likely to ignore safety measures: CDC
Three-phase voting begins as eastern state of Bihar holds the world's biggest elections since the coronavirus emerged.
Reports earlier this year said Ankhi Das had refused to take down anti-Muslim posts on the social media platform.
Foreign Minister Marise Payne calls incident 'offensive' as Qatar launches investigation.
Months of anti-government protests have called for Prayuth's resignation and reform to powerful monarchy.
The US city is deploying more police after hundreds protest against the police killing of a Black man.
Donald Trump blasts House Speaker Democrat Nancy Pelosi and promises a stimulus bill after November 3.
Al Jazeera asks the same key questions about the presidential election to voters across the United States.
The US Constitution does not guarantee any level of service when it comes to delivering mail-in ballots, USPS says.
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