More than 84,000 people diagnosed with COVID-19 across U.S.
A record 84,000 people were diagnosed with COVID-19 across the United States on Friday.
Mexico won’t follow FDA in approving drug for COVID-19 patients, official says
The FDA approved remdesivir on Thursday, making it the first and only drug approved for the disease in the United…
Team Secret, Natus Vincere advance at ESL One Germany event
Team Secret and Natus Vincere advance in upper-bracket action at the ESL One Germany event.
AstraZeneca’s coronavirus vaccine deal with Oxford University will allow it to add up to 20% of manufacturing costs
AstraZeneca has signed multiple supply-and-manufacture deals for more than 3 billion doses globally.
Arizona men’s basketball faces NCAA allegations
The university didn't release details of the allegations against the program.
IMF welcomes U.S. plan to remove Sudan from list of state sponsors of terrorism
Sudan, saddled by $60 billion in external debt, urgently needs financial help to reorganize its economy.
Senate Judiciary Committee subpoenas Twitter, Facebook CEOs
The CEOs of Twitter and Facebook will testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Nov. 17.
Shares of Chorus Aviation rose nearly 7% before being halted
Canadian aircraft repair and overhaul services provider Chorus Aviation received a non-binding acquisition proposal from a third party.
Israel’s rapprochement with Arab neighbors reflects shifting regional priorities
Israel reached normalization agreements last month with the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain.
Saudi civil defense injured in wildfire
Planes operated by oil company Saudi Aramco are taking part in the effort to contain the fire.