Misleading content shared by Trump and his team is often defended as humor. But his supporters aren't always in on the joke.

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The United States and China have a frosty economic relationship right now -- see the TikTok asset sale drama -- and there are growing expectations that more Chinese companies with stocks trading on US exchanges will soon move their listings home.

At first glance, the outlook doesn't seem too grim. While reported coronavirus cases are reaching record highs as Europe endures a "second wave," deaths are still well below their peak in April.

The Southampton Arms barely survived the spring.

Meet China's new richest man.

Australia has asked Google to remove pictures on its Maps service taken from the top of Uluru, the sacred Aboriginal monolith that visitors were banned from climbing last year.

President Alexander Lukashenko is not the legitimate president of Belarus, the European Union said on Thursday, saying his abrupt swearing-in on Wednesday went directly against the will of the people.

An estimated 380 whales have died following a mass stranding of 470 whales in Tasmania, Australia. The local government is racing against the clock to rescue the stranded animals. Journalist Angus Watson reports.