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G-20 Summit closes with little progress and big gaps between Trump and allies
World leaders committed to some efforts to fight the coronavirus pandemic, but the meeting illustrated the difficulty of carrying out an agenda when the United States is indifferent or hostile to many goals
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'Remote learning is not working', New York parents say
Across the city, parents and elected officials — including many who did not initially support the mayor's push to get children back into schools — registered their dismay and frustration over the closure of all the city's classrooms
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How Steve Bannon and a Chinese billionaire created a right-wing Coronavirus media sensation
Increasingly allied, the American far-right and members of the Chinese diaspora tapped into social media to give a Hong Kong researcher a vast audience for peddling unsubstantiated pandemic claims
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The President Trump Show Has Been Canceled
For years, we've been living inside a story defined by Donald Trump's reality-TV worldview. America has finally changed the channel
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WHO Rejects Antiviral Drug Remdesivir as a Covid-19 Treatment
In a review of several trials, the World Health Organization found that Gilead's drug did not improve survival rates for patients nor did it help them recover
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Second Epstein investigation begins at Victoria's Secret, but what's changed?
An internal review started after Jeffrey Epstein's ties to the company were revealed has not produced any public findings. Some employees question whether workplace issues have been properly addressed
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Boeing's 737 Max will fly again: What travellers need to know
The aircraft were grounded for more than 20 months following fatal crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia
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How the Dream of Hong Kong Democracy Was Dimmed
A look at key moments in the showdown between pro-democratic forces and the Beijing-backed authorities who have clamped down on Hong Kong's freedoms
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How Pfizer Plans to Distribute Its Vaccine (It's Complicated)
Success will hinge on an untested network of governments, companies and health workers
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BBC orders inquiry into Diana interview after claim princess was misled
A quarter-century after the princess admitted infidelity in a landmark interview with Martin Bashir, the journalist is facing renewed accusations of behaving unethically to secure the scoop
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Meet the women making history at the US Congress
At least 135 female candidates have been voted in to office in 2020, the highest number ever