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In 2020, the world population was approximately 7,887,001,292 people[†]
Iran is behind threatening, spoofed emails sent to voters, the officials said, but there was no indication that any votes themselves had been altered.
President Trump’s prospects depend on late and fundamental shifts in the dynamics of the race, including Joe Biden stumbling badly in Thursday’s debate and Mr. Trump exhibiting discipline on the virus.
The police said an attack on the pianist was not a hate crime, but social media disagreed. Now he’s considering a return to Japan.
Even as the Justice Department sued Google, some antitrust experts wondered whether a different government response would be more effective.
Critics say the agency has applied scant oversight and negligible penalties despite virus outbreaks at many plants in the spring.
The Friday night lights of high school football have dimmed or been shut down through much of the Rio Grande Valley.
With far less money than anticipated, campaign officials are scrambling to address a severe financial disadvantage against Joseph R. Biden Jr., producing something of an internal blame game.
Bill T. Jones and David Byrne are preparing to make use of the Armory’s vast space now. One hitch: Theaters still can’t open in New York State.
Benchmark bottles were always a splurge. But an increasing concentration of wealth has put them out of reach for all but the richest connoisseurs.
President Trump has blamed Democratic officials’ rules for impeding the recovery. But even where restrictions are few, business is far from normal.
Russia’s hackers appeared to be preparing to sow chaos amid any uncertainty around election results, officials said.
With temporary layoffs turning permanent and career paths derailed, economists say a new coronavirus wave could derail the recovery.