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The 2020 US Open in New York will be unlike you've ever seen before and it's all because of the coronavirus. Big names missing, no fans, a bubble for the tournament - it's all uncharted territory for tennis.

The whispers started three years ago.

New Zealand has ordered one of its spy agencies to investigate a cyberattack that originated overseas and disrupted the country's financial markets for a fourth consecutive day on Friday.

In one of Israel's top hospitals, former coronavirus patients are working as volunteers on Covid-19 wards to help provide support to sufferers who can't see their families or friends due to isolation restrictions. Journalist Elliott Gotkine reports.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has announced his resignation citing health concerns. CNN's Will Ripley reflects on his political career as the prime minister.

Xpeng Motors has raised more money than expected from its New York initial public offering despite the souring of US-China relations.

The Pentagon slammed Russia's military on Thursday for what it called "deliberately provocative and aggressive behavior" that injured multiple US military personnel following a collision between American and Russian armored vehicles in eastern Syria.

Ask yourself: how would you survive in your home country if you had no proof of citizenship or even of your existence? How would your children grow up with minimal access to a school or even a hospital? What would you do if one day, after years of discrimination, your home village was attacked by gunmen? Your neighbors killed as their children looked on? Homes burned to the ground? If you're Rohingya, you grab your children, take what possessions you can carry, and you run for your life.

The massive August 4 explosion in Beirut killed more than 180 people and injured more than 6,000. Now, approximately 50% of children in Beirut have started showing signs of trauma and extreme stress.

Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba will not take part of France's next two Nations League games against Sweden (29 Aug) and Croatia (8 Sep) after he tested positive for the Coronavirus, France's coach Didier Deschamps said in a press conference on Thursday.

Flash flooding that struck Afghanistan's Parwan province has killed dozens and injured over 100 people, authorities say.

Nike, the official maker of the uniforms for the NBA and WNBA, said Thursday it supports athletes' boycotts in response to the police shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Inside the white, sterile walls of a new building on the southern outskirts of Beijing, two employees donning masks and rubber gloves are busy pipetting a clear, colorless liquid into rows of small vials.

When Costco opened its first store in mainland China last August, absolute chaos ensued.

A far-right terrorist who killed 51 Muslim worshipers in New Zealand's worst mass shooting in modern history will spend the rest of his life in prison with no chance of parole, the first time such a sentence has been handed down in the country's courts.

Would you travel halfway across the world by bus?

When Missouri art teacher Misty Byrd learned that the mother of one of her students needed a new kidney, she said she didn't even think about it -- she picked up the phone and offered hers. After a successful transplant and developing a close friendship, both women are now working to find a kidney for a local father who is waiting on the transplant list.