The politically-charged case, which could take years to play out, draws new battle lines between the US government and Big Tech with potentially major implications for the sector.
This is to avoid the interruptions that disrupted the last debate between President Donald Trump and his Democratic rival Joe Biden.
The former vice president, 77, appeared composed and spoke directly to voters in a hall in Philadelphia as he made his case for ousting Trump in the November 3 election just 19 days away.
As Trump and rival Joe Biden prepared for separate, simultaneous town halls later Thursday, Senator Lindsey Graham acknowledged out loud what major polls have been showing for months.
Khalilzad said that he and General Austin Miller, the commander of US forces in Afghanistan, met several times with the Taliban to discuss "strictly adhering" to the terms of the agreement.
Looking at the period from mid-February through May 2020, researchers reported 206,000 more deaths than would have been expected without the pandemic.
Biden, at 77 the oldest Democratic nominee ever, is to 'deliver his vision for older Americans' at an event in the city of Pembroke Pines, north of Miami, his campaign said.
Trump, far behind in the contest for the White House on November 3 and doing especially badly in polling of women voters, used the word twice, calling the Democrat "this monster."
The social media campaign took off over the weekend after the Proud Boys - designated a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center - garnered headlines following last week's US presidential debate during which President Donald Trump was asked to condemn white supremacists.
The bitter adversaries returned to the campaign trail one day after their off-the-rails showdown in Cleveland made headlines less for the substance than for its unrestrained chaos.
There was no handshake as the two men took the stage and while this was due to Covid-19 restrictions, the absence of the traditional greeting symbolised the bitterness engulfing the country in the final countdown to November 3.
The 90-minute clash on Tuesday night is a chance for Americans to finally see Donald Trump, 74, and Joe Biden, 77, go head to head.
As Donald Trump, US incumbent president, and Joe Biden, Democratic party presidential candidate, prepare for their first televised debate, here are important dates in their lives.
By suspending some aid, the US has reopened the debate on whether developing countries should depend on foreign aid to realise their economic goals.
The scoop from 'The New York Times', reporting that Trump paid only $750 in federal income tax in 2016 and 2017, and none at all for 10 of the previous 15 years, was a shot to the jugular of the self-described billionaire.
An order from US President Donald Trump sought to ban new downloads of the app at the end of Sunday, but allowed until November 12 for a second phase aimed at stopping TikTok from operating in the US entirely.
With just five weeks to go until the US election, the German government's coordinator for relations with the United States and Canada, Peter Beyer, insisted there were more shared interests than differences.
TikTok has argued that a ban, even if temporary, could cause irreparable harm to the video-sharing application, which has some 100 million US users.
