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‘George Floyd’s Death a Grave Tragedy’: Trump Denounces Violence by 'Looters and Anarchists'
The US President made the remarks as-- protesters across the country decried the death of African American George Floyd in the hands of police.
EU Govts Ban Malaria Drug for Covid-19, Trial Paused as Safety Fears Grow
The moves by France, Italy and Belgium followed a World Health Organization decision on Monday to pause a large trial of hydroxychloroquine due to safety concerns.
France Bans Treatment of Covid-19 with Hydroxychloroquine After WHO Warning
The urgency of the coronavirus outbreak has prompted some doctors to prescribe the drug despite a lack of research to demonstrate its efficacy against the novel coronavirus.
Security Tight as Hong Kong Set to Debate China National Anthem Bill
The proposed new national security laws triggered the first big street unrest in Hong Kong in months on Sunday.
'What Planet Are They On?' No Respite for UK's Johnson And Aide
Defending one of Britain's most powerful men, Johnson said at the weekend Cummings acted "responsibly and legally and with integrity" by heading from London to northern England.
Pulitzer Winning Indian-origin Physician, Compatriot in NYS Commission on Economic Recovery
Cuomo on Sunday announced that the state's Blue-Ribbon Commission, chaired by former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, will also focus on improving telehealth and broadband access using new, innovative technologies.
China Media Seizes Video That Showed Bloodied Lawyer Being Beaten by HK Protesters
China has portrayed Hong Kong's protests as a foreign-backed plot to destabilise the motherland.
Man Swims and Sneaks Into Japan Palace Grounds, Arrested Shortly Before Emperor’s Key Event
The man appeared to be in his 40s and was arrested mid-morning after emerging on palace grounds shortly before Emperor Naruhito was scheduled to conduct a rice planting ceremony.
US Pasta Company Reports Coronavirus Outbreak at Spokane Factory
The Spokesman-Review reported that Philadelphia Macaroni Company Inc. said in a statement Friday that 72 workers were tested for COVID-19 and 24 were positive.
As Covid-19 Death Toll Approaches 1 Lakh in US, Trump Trashes Virus Science He Doesn't Like | Fact Check
This past week, the US President took very personally a scientific study that should give pause to anyone thinking of following Trump's lead and ingesting a potentially risky drug for the coronavirus.
China's Planned Security Agencies for Hong Kong a 'Death Knell' for Autonomy
Communist Party rulers in Beijing on Friday unveiled details of the legislation that critics see as a turning point for the former British colony, which enjoys many freedoms.
China Hikes Defence Budget to $179 Billion, Nearly Three Times That of India
China's total defence spending in 2019 only amounted to a quarter to that of the US, the world's largest defence spender, while the per capita expenditure was just about one-seventeenth, the report said.
Desert Locust Infestations from E Africa Could Move to India, Pak Next Month: FAO Official
The desert locust is considered the most destructive migratory pest in the world and a single swarm covering one square kilometre can contain up to 80 million locusts.
US Blacklists Chinese Logistics Firm Over Business With Iran Airline, Beijing Says 'Illegal' Sanctions
US states Shanghai Saint Logistics Limited acted as a general sales agent for Mahan Air, blacklisted by Washington in 2011 over support it provided to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
FBI Finds al-Qaeda Link After Breaking Encryption on Military Base Attacker's iPhone, Apple Slammed
The December 6 shooting in a classroom building at the naval base left three US sailors dead and wounded eight other people, including two responding sheriff's deputies, before Alshamrani was killed by police.
Singapore Says Sorry for Sending 357 Positive Coronavirus Test Results in Error
The Southeast Asian nation has confirmed over 28,000 cases of the disease, one of the highest tallies in Asia, and is under lockdown until June 1.