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Virgin Australia's creditors agreed Friday to sell the airline to Bostonbased Bain Capital in a deal that will see the carrier cut 3,000 jobs and end many of its international flights.

Judges will decide on Friday whether to overturn the racial incitement conviction of Dutch politician Geert Wilders, the rightwing populist who led supporters in chanting that they wanted fewer Moroccans in the Netherlands.

According to the scientists, including those from the hospital, 33 of the 215 patients had co-testing for both the virus and antibodies during their COVID-19 disease course, with nine of the 33 showing presence in their blood while also later testing posi...

Trump has made a number of other threats that were either struck down by judges or that the president paused on his own.

Several Black Lives Matter protesters broke up a campaign event Thursday with Republican U.S. Sens. Kelly Loeffler of Georgia and Tom Cotton of Arkansas.

The Army command dedicated to defending against hackers and other online threats celebrated its move into a new $366 million headquarters in Georgia on Thursday.

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden on Thursday met with the family of Jacob Blake, the Black man whose shooting by police in Wisconsin in August sparked a new surge of civil unrest around the United States.

The European Union's top diplomat called on Thursday for Washington to reverse its sanctions on International Criminal Court prosecutor Fatou Bensouda and another member of the ICC, calling the measures "unacceptable and unprecedented".

The Lebanese military discovered more than 4 tons of ammonium nitrate near Beirut's port on Thursday, a find that's a chilling reminder of the horrific explosion a month ago that killed 191 people.

A prominent former opposition politician in Cambodia had his ban on political activities lifted Thursday after the government approved his request for political rehabilitation.

Afghan negotiators and senior officials will fly to Doha for peace talks with the Taliban after the two sides reached a compromise over the release of prisoners, diplomatic and government sources said.

The holidays must go on, even with a pandemic and a heated presidential election.

A Swiss region that has billed itself as a hub for hightech finance said Thursday that it plans to accept cryptocurrencies Bitcoin and Ether for tax payments starting next year.

A 21yearold author has agreed to a sevenfigure deal for a pair of young adult novels.

A Slovak court on Thursday found a politically connected businessman not guilty of charges that he ordered the murder of investigative journalist Jan Kuciak, a case that shook the nation and brought down longtime premier Robert Fico.

Canadian children are trickling back into classrooms, but the return is off to a rocky start with dozens of students in one province already in isolation amid COVID19 scares and teacher unions filing labor challenges.