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Johnny Depp Defamation Case Update: Rep Denies Actor 'Deliberately Withheld' Evidence

Johnny Depp's camp has responded to allegations the actor deliberately hid evidence amid his libel case against The Sun.

Minneapolis Community Shuns Police, Sees Park Become Homeless Camp And Drug Peddling Zone

Crimes such as drug peddling, prostitution, property damage and armed robberies are on the rise in this Minneapolis neighborhood.

The tourists hone in on the major sights in Venice such as the famous Bridge of Sighs (Ponte dei Sospiri)

Planning A European Vacation? Not So Fast. US Not On EU Shortlist Of Acceptable Travelers

Coronavirus infections have dropped to 16 per 100,000 population. The EU plans to ban travel from any country that exceeds 20 cases per 100,000 population.

Several Confederate statues have been toppled or ordered removed across the United States, including one of president of the Confederacy Jefferson Davis, whose statue was pulled down by protesters in Richmond, Virginia

NY Museum Lets Go Of Teddy Roosevelt Statue With Overtones Of White Supremacy

The bronze sculpture of Theodore Roosevelt was vandalized with paint and was being guarded by cops for over a week after a group called “Decolonize This Place” had threatened to remove it.

Juneteenth 2020: Several Companies, Government Offices Closing Doors On Day When Slavery Ended

Juneteenth this year, which is the 155th anniversary of the event, will be different, coming against the backdrop of protests against police brutality and racial injustice following the recent deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and Rayshard Brooks.

US President Donald Trump is accompanied by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo (left) and then national security advisor John Bolton (right) at a July 2018 press conference at the NATO headquarters in Brussels

Pompeo Denounces 'Lies' By 'Traitor' Bolton

Pompeo denounces 'lies' by 'traitor' Bolton

John Bolton, then national security advisor, listens to US President Donald Trump in an April 2018 meeting in the Cabinet Room

John Bolton's Explosive Charges Against Trump

John Bolton's explosive charges against Trump

John Bolton was a top advisor to President Donald Trump but now they're locked in a court battle over an upcoming memoir

Trump Asked For Reelection Help From China, Former National Security Adviser John Bolton Alleges In Memoir

Trump reportedly pleaded with Chinese President Xi Jinping to ensure he would win reelection, a new book from former National Security Adviser John Bolton reveals.

US President Donald Trump asked his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping for help winning the 2020 election, a new book by former adviser John Bolton alleges

Trump Asked China's Xi For Help Winning 2020 Election, Claims Bolton

Trump asked China's Xi for help winning 2020 election, claims Bolton

The latter stages of this season's Champions League could go ahead in August in Lisbon in a "Final Eight" format, according to reports

Key UEFA Meeting To Decide On Way Forward For Suspended Champions League

Key UEFA meeting to decide on way forward for suspended Champions League

US President Donald Trump used a speech in Texas to reject complaints about institutional racism in the police

Trump Family Drama: President's Niece Reveals She Leaked Tax Forms In Book To Be Released Before GOP Convention

Mary Trump's new book will cover her father's struggle with alcoholism before his death, the tensions between her family and the rest of the Trump family that followed, and "damning" accusations from President Trump's sister.

Minnesota State Police officers in front of an armored sheriff's vehicle on May 31, 2020 in Minneapolis, during a protest against police brutality after the killing of George Floyd days earlier

Pentagon Surplus Handouts Stoke The Militarization Of US Police

Pentagon surplus handouts stoke the militarization of US police

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden speaks about the unrest across the country from Philadelphia City Hall

Election 2020 Poll: Biden Leads Trump By An Average Of 7.2 Points In Polls

Biden has been ahead of Trump in most polls since the former vice president declared his candidacy in April 2019.

Police forcefully clear peaceful protesters from near the White House on June 1, 2020 to allow President Donald Trump to pose for photographs at a nearby church, in what Mattis termed an "abuse of executive authority"

President Trump Has Boasted About Strong Support From The Military; George Floyd Protests May Have Changed That

Both Defense Secretary Mark Esper and his predecessor, former Marine Corps Gen. Jim Mattis, have broken with Trump over the advisability of sending the military in to quell protests against the death of George Floyd.

Looters hit stores in New York where the mayor has imposed an overnight curfew

New York Under Curfew As Looters Hit Luxury Stores

New York under curfew as looters hit luxury stores

Bulgarian-born Christo insisted on the ephemeral nature of his work, even though they took years of planning

Christo, Master Of The Monumental Wrap-up

Christo, master of the monumental wrap-up

US President Donald Trump has said he will hold a press conference Friday about China amid soaring tensions between the two powers

Pompeo Says Trump To Act On Chinese Students

Pompeo says Trump to act on Chinese students

US President Donald Trump is in a fierce clash with Twitter after some of his tweets were tagged as 'false'

Trump To Sign Executive Order After Threatening To Shutter Social Media

Trump to sign executive order after threatening to shutter social media

Women Who Accused Russell Simmons Of Sexual Assault Speak Out

Drew Dixon, Sil Lai Abrams, and Sheri Hines, who accused Russell Simmons of sexual assault, recently explained why it is virtually impossible to have a #MeToo movement in the music industry.

Twitter targeted two tweets the president posted on Tuesday in which he contended without evidence that mail-in voting would lead to fraud and a "Rigged Election"

Election 2020: Twitter Slaps Fact-Check Warning On Trump's Mail-In Voting Tweets

Twitter has acted to correct Trump for the first time, adding warning labels to two of his tweets promoting false claims about mail-in voting.

US Coronavirus Deaths Near 100,000 As Trump Enjoys Memorial Day Weekend Golfing

The U.S. will mourn 100,000 Americans that died from COVID-19 on Tuesday, but president Donald Trump decided to golf for two straight days during the Memorial Day weekend.

IMAGES A handful of worshippers attend mass at Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois church in Paris after French authorities allowed religious ceremonies to be held as the country continues to gradually ease its lockdown.

China Says Virus Pushing US Ties To Brink Of 'Cold War'

China says virus pushing US ties to brink of 'Cold War'

"The 1,000 people here reflect just one percent of the toll. None were mere numbers," The New York Times said of its memorial to coronavirus victims

NYTimes Marks Grim US Virus Milestone With Front Page Victim List

NYTimes marks grim US virus milestone with front page victim list

President Donald Trump said he will pull the United States out of the Open Skies Treaty with Russia, accusing Moscow of breaking its commitments under the defense pact

Trump To Withdraw US From 'Open Skies' Treaty

Trump to withdraw US from 'Open Skies' treaty

A man walks through the rubble of a building that was damaged when strongman Khalifa Haftar's forces shelled the neighborhood in the Libyan capital Tripoli on May 1, 2020 -- Hafter has been receiving help from Russian mercenaries, a UN report says

Russian Mercenaries Are Fighting In Libya, UN Diplomats Confirm

Russian mercenaries are fighting in Libya, UN diplomats confirm

The New York Times headquarters is seen in this file picture

NY Times Sees Record Gain In Digital Subscriptions

NY Times sees record gain in digital subscriptions

After a two-month strict home confinement, Spain has allowed people more freedom to exercise and walk outside

Virus Deaths Top 250,000 As Billions Raised For Vaccine Push

Virus deaths top 250,000 as billions raised for vaccine push

The New York Times won three Pulitzer Prizes in 2020

New York Times Leads The Way At 2020 Pulitzers

New York Times leads the way at 2020 Pulitzers

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo addresses reporters at the State Department

Coronavirus Origin: Pompeo Says There's 'Enormous Evidence' COVID-19 Came From Wuhan Lab

Like Trump, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo also asserts SARS-CoV-2 originated at the government-run Wuhan Institute of Virology.

China Journalist Jailed As Free-speech Clampdown Intensifies

China journalist jailed as free-speech clampdown intensifies

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