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"In human history, we have been chasing infectious diseases one after another," says Zhou, "but bats appear to be a 'super-mammal' to these deadly viruses."

His nearly five year legal ordeal is finally over.

Unthinkable doesn't mean unsinkable...

Boeing just had its worst year since 1997. The market's reaction? The stock is surging on hopes it can't possibly get any worse.

Bolton "'begged' me for a non Senate approved job, which I gave him despite many saying “Don’t do it, sir"...

Traders looked past the latest surge in coronavirus cases, which overnight brought the total number of global infections above 6,000, and accelerated Tuesday's rally on hopes the Fed's Powell would provide some monetary vaccine to the Chinese viral pandemic.

Shares of L Brands jump 15%. 

Despite whispers about Carlos Ghosn having worn out his welcome in Lebanon, the land of his birth, it appears the country still has his back.

It's only 8:15 am in Beijing and health officials have already confirmed more than 840 new cases in Hubei Province.

Carbon taxes are a top priority on EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. Expect a big conflict with Trump...

"Fire brigade unions are demanding better pay and conditions."

"Thank God courageous school authorities have their finger on the pulse amidst a rapidly spreading potential pandemic..."

Portugal's radical move to put an end to the carnage should prove an example to other countries dealing with similar problems, especially the United States...

Ravenous locust swarms, "the size of cities," are consuming crops at a staggering pace... potentially causing famine unlike anything we have ever seen before...

Without enforced suppression of truth, there would be no way that the U.S. and its allied regimes could continue hiding the lies...

...the outbreak of coronavirus in China is a "real black swan event" for the global economy.

"The media is using a variety of tactics to restrict your access to the truth from websites like mine..."

Includes missiles promised as part of a $1.8 billion contract signed in 2016...

...economic theory suggests the possibility that extreme measures such as sealing off a city, a travel ban or quarantines may actually make things worse...