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The article reports on the success by social media firms like YouTube, Facebook and Twitter to prevent the spread of misinformation during the 2020 U.S. Election Day. The companies successfully added labels to the misleading posts by re-electionist President Donald Trump. Also cited are the move by television news anchors to fact check Trump's misleading statements.

The article reports that U.S. President Donald Trump has cast doubt about the validity of the November 3, 2020 presidential election. Topics mentioned include thoughts from author and philosopher Lee McIntyre on the confusion between skepticism and denialism, percentage of U.S. citizens who agreed that lying has become acceptable in U.S. politics according to a poll, and the number of misleading statements made by Trump in four years according to "The Washington Post" newspaper.

The article features several U.S. airline industry employees who decided for early retirement, extended leaves, pay cuts, or buyouts amidst the coronavirus pandemic as of September 2020. Also cited are the move by Delta Air Lines flight attendant Steven Ray Littles II to agree to a buyout, the early retirement package accepted by American Airlines mechanic Mike Stoica, and the retirement package accepted by Alaska Airlines employee Tina Jackson.

The article reports on the anticipated failure by many small businesses in the U.S. if the federal government fails to provide additional round of financial assistance amidst the sustained onslaught of Covid-19 as of September 2020. Also cited are the closures of thousands of small businesses like bars, restaurants, and retailers, and the positive effects of the Paycheck Protection Program to small businesses.

The article focuses on the statue called "The End," created by artist Heather Phillipson and was meant to be installed on an empty plinth in Trafalgar Square in a series of commissions that brings contemporary art to the central London plaza in England. Topics discussed include how the work was conceived, other installations of Phillipson, and remarks from Iwona Blazwick, the director of London, England's Whitechapel Gallery.

The article reports on the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic in New York City, especially on the job market. Topics discussed include unemployment rate in the city in June 2020, remarks from Frank Braconi, a former chief economist for the city comptroller's office, and effect of the job losses on the people of color.

The article reports on the acute economic crisis facing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, who has mostly won Syria's civil war. Topics discussed include remarks from Danny Makki, a Syrian analyst at the Middle East Institute in Washington, estimated number of Syrians who live in poverty, and trading of the Syrian pound against the U.S. dollar.

The article examines the impact of coronavirus outbreak on performers and arts groups around the world. Topics discussed include remarks from Hao Jie, the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra's principal trombonist, cancellation of news conference planned by Korean pop superstars BTS, and solution the Zurich Opera House came up with after the Swiss government banned performances before more than 1,000 people.

The article discusses that the corona virus cases surged to record highs across the country, New York City had hoped to keep the outbreak at bay and press ahead with its slow but steady recovery from the dark days of spring, and the forecast is turning more alarming.

The article reports on rise in coronavirus cases in U.S. with restrictions on activity in Europe and standoff over aid for struggling businesses in Washington, D.C. and mentions decline in price of crude oil.

The article discusses the Census Bureau, the gold standard for nonpartisan probity and statistical in the federal government, has rushing toward the close imperiled and politicized population count in memory with two huge issues in dispute.

The article reports on countries enduring coronavirus infection with concerns over releasing players for travel with clubs considering possibility of refusing release and mentions failure to release players would set scene for showdown between regional governing bodies and teams.

The article reports that manufacturers have begun making tests that can screen for several pathogens at once as coronavirus is bringing similar symptoms like flu.

The article discusses Gov. Mike De Wine ordered immediate budget cuts to close the gap, and he had little choice. Topics include every state is grappling with a version of the same problem, and all but one Vermont have balanced· budget laws in place; and state and local governments needed federal relief or they will be forced to decide between funding public health care programs or laying off teachers, police and other workers.

The article reports that coronavirus has been slow to come to Haiti due to protests and political violence shut down tourism and mentions that foreigners have been drawn away who had brought disease to the country.

The article analyzes the implications of the victory of the Democratic Party in state elections in Wisconsin on the re-election campaign of U.S. President Donald Trump in 2020.

The article reports that the Democratic National Committee has postponed its presidential convention because of the coronavirus, moving it from mid-July to mid-August, and making it the largest political event has upended by the public health crisis sweeping the country.

The article informs that President Gotabaya Rajapaksa of Sri Lanka has pardoned Sunil Ratnayake soldier who was sentenced to death for killing civilians during the country's civil war, leading to accusations that the government was taking advantage of the chaos from the corona virus pandemic.

The article reports that U.S. Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey has endorsed former U.S. Vice President Joseph R. Biden for presidential campaign for the U.S.

The article reports that several climbers were trapped near summit of Mount Everest hooked to safety line on ridge with oxygen cylinders emptying and mentions issues of inexperience climbers, mismanagement and cutting corners of vital safety equipment.

The article offers information related to the decline in stocks of the U.S. Financial Industry as of February 21, 2020.

The article reports on 2020 Democratic presidential candidates that attracted significant Latino support in Nevada.

The article offers information related to the concerns of Democrats over the Nevada Caucuses and also mentions about Iowa caucus.

The article reports on increase in stocks across the world which recovered losses and mentions worries caused by the price of petroleum in global economy weakened by virus.

The article reports that British Airways and Air Canada have suspended all flights to mainland China, and bracing for a possible hit and that the U.S. Federal Reserve is very carefully monitoring the situation of Coronavirus.

The article reports that Cuyahoga County, Ohio will be sending letters and fliers making phone calls and hosting information to alert citizens of changes and mentions that able-bodied adults without children may lose their food stamps if they do not find work.

The article reports on retirement of senator Lannar Alexander from Tennessee and mentions that Alexander has been inspired by Republican senator Howard H. Baker.

The article offers information related to the efforts of advisers of the U.S. President Donald Trump to preparing for the eventuality of an impeachment trial in the U.S. Senate and mentions aspects of how Trump's team will approach the trial.

The article reports about receiver Jerry Jeudy of could have sat out Alabama's bowl game and still almost certainly ended up as a first-round National Football League (N.F.L.) draft pick.

The article focuses on planting efforts for environment protection regarding climate change in Schierke, Germany. Topics include efforts by retirees, workers, local couple and a technology specialist; contributions of forest rangers for seedlings; and use of volunteers for plantations in the Harz National Park.

The article reports that distillery, Craft Distillers in California have won a reprieve from the U.S. Congress, as lawmakers moved closer to approving a one-year extension for a popular tax cut that benefits certain alcohol producers.

The article reports that impeachment investigators released evidence of President Donald Trump's pressure campaign on Ukraine and mentions that former national security adviser John R. Bolton refused through lawyer to tell Congress what he knew about conversations.

The article reports on potential catharsis of impeachment proceeding against president Donald Trump and mentions roaring stock market along with low recorded unemployment and addition of new jobs in November 2019.

The article offers information related to the increase of shares price of the Oil Company, Saudi Aramco after the company started trading in Riyadh on December 12, 2019, which taking its value nearly trillion dollars.

The article reports on the land, sea and air military exercise between India and the U.S.

The article analyzes that Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau's campaign for re-election has became an apology tour after it was revealed that as a young man he had dressed in black face and brown face.

The article reports that negotiations between major drug industry corporations and thousands of local governments and states suing over the companies' role in the opioid epidemic, has marked an ended with the parties.

The article offers information related to the concerns of the author regarding replacement of seven steel antiquated heaters at the U.S. largest housing authority, where widespread heat outages have repeatedly left many of its thousands of low-income residents shivering in their homes.

The article offers information related to the plans of Ruling Party of poland for the elections, which raised concerns about the elections result.

The article offers information on awards by Baseball Writers' Association of America which include Most Valuable Player award to Cody Bellinger form Los Angeles Dodgers; Rookie of the Year award to Pete Alonso from New York Mets; and Cy Young Award to Jacob deGrom from New York Mets.

The article discusses how Benjamin Netanyahu is known as the magician for his skill at winning national votes even when he seems politically vulnerable and discusses he is likely to do it again this time when Israelis go to the polls on September 17, 2019.

The article offers information on the peace talks between Afghanistan government and Taliban due to upcoming elections in Afghanistan September 28, 2019.

The article discusses growth in Japan's economy in the second quarter that ended in June 2019, with topics like impact of trade wars and slowing exports on the economic growth; and the monetary policy of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that resulted in economy performing above expectations.

The article reports on the renewed attack of U.S. President Donald Trump against his predecessor, former President Barack Obama, as former Vice-President Joseph R. Biden Jr., remains the Democratic front-runner in the 2020 election.

The article discusses Rand Paul, the U.S senator who raise his hand to indicate for not supporting the Republican nominee for president.

The article offers information on the disappearance of wooden loom and indigo dyeing in Dali village in China with decrease in interest of women in learning indigo dyeing, and efforts of Global Heritage Fund and Atlas Studio to set up a weaving and dyeing co-operative in Dali.