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An Indian fighter jet flies over Leh, the joint capital of the union territory of Ladakh, on June 25, 2020, part of a show of strength after a border showdown between Delhi and Beijing

India And China Deployed In 'Large Numbers' In Border Showdown: Foreign Ministry

India and China deployed in 'large numbers' in border showdown: foreign ministry

US Coronavirus: 18 Members Of Texas Family Positive For COVID-19 After A Surprise Birthday Party

Ron Barbosa's family celebrated the 30th birthday of his daughter-in-law, and while he was not able to attend the party, he is now keeping track of the sick relatives as a volunteer EMT who is also married to a doctor.

UN Chief: COVID-19 Signals Need For Global Approach To Problems

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, shown in this April 2020 photo, said the coronavirus has bared "severe and systemic inequalities" and world leaders need to acknowledge the value of global cooperation

UN chief: COVID-19 signals need for global approach to problems

In an annual US report on human trafficking, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says instability created by the coronavirus pandemic is making more people vulnerable to traffickers

Virus Pandemic Has Led To Rise In Human Trafficking: US

Virus pandemic has led to rise in human trafficking: US

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Obama admin already used kung flu in a campaign before

'Kung Flu' Marketing Materials From VA Hospitals During Obama Admin Emerge

VA hospitals during the Obama administration have been using the term "Kung Flu" in both online and traditional marketing materials.

A Bailout For Lobster? Trump To Protect Fisherman Amid Trade War With China

U.S. trade adviser Peter Navarro said new tariffs would be imposed on China if it didn't meet "purchase commitments" outlined in the U.S.-China trade deal.

North And South Mark 70th Anniversary Of Korean War

North and South mark 70th anniversary of Korean War

Huawei is one of 20 Chinese companies the Pentagon says are backed by the Chinese military

Pentagon Lists Firms It Says Are Backed By Chinese Military

Pentagon lists firms it says are backed by Chinese military

As the Eiffel Tower reopens after 104 days of coronavirus lockdown, elevators and the top observation deck remain off-limits because of social distancing concerns

'Tears Of Joy': Eiffel Tower Opens After 3-month Closure

'Tears of joy': Eiffel Tower opens after 3-month closure

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (left) shakes hand with China's President Xi Jinping at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing

China Warns Japan On Hosting US Missiles As War Boats Hold Drill

China is quite content to have Japan remain as a country without a means of launching a military offense. The Communist superpower is understandably concerned when the U.S. steps in with no such restraints.

BTS, seen here at the Grammy's in January, have already smashed records with more than 4 million pre-orders for their new album

BTS 'Graphic Lyrics' Books To Launch Next Week: Where To Buy

Here's where fans can buy BTS' newest offering.

Singapore's information minister insisted no company had been excluded in the selection process

Huawei Loses Out In Singapore 5G Bid

Huawei loses out in Singapore 5G bid

FBI DirectorÂ Christopher WrayÂ says encrypted files on Alshamrani's cell phone showed his ties to al-Qaeda

China Is Biggest Threat To US: FBI Reveals 2,000 Active Investigations On Communist Party

The FBI asserts it's China, and not Russia, that's the biggest threat to U.S. national security today.

'Pokemon Presents' YouTube Video Gets Negative Internet Reaction

A video recently uploaded on The Official Pokemon YouTube Channel has been getting a disproportionate amount of dislikes compared to likes.

Kacey Wong's performance art involved playing China's national anthem as he sat in a cage

Documentary On Hong Kong Protests Deletes Scene After Anthem Law

Documentary on Hong Kong protests deletes scene after anthem law

Park Ok-sun volunteered as a military nurse in the Korean War aged only 16, and says it still 'breaks her heart' to think about the soldiers she treated

Korean War Still Weighs On Lives In South

Korean War still weighs on lives in South

Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou leaves British Columbia Supreme Court in Vancouver in May 2020

Former Canada Lawmakers, Diplomats Urge Huawei Exec's Release

Former Canada lawmakers, diplomats urge Huawei exec's release

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres (pictured February 2020) called the cross-border humanitarian delivery program into Syria "a lifeline for millions of civilians whom the United Nations cannot reach by other means"

Guterres Supports UN Cross-border Aid In Syria

Guterres supports UN cross-border aid in Syria

Scientists focused on collembolan Cryptopygus antarcticus -- small organisms commonly known as springtails

Plastic 'Has Entered' Antarctic Terrestrial Food Chain

Plastic 'has entered' Antarctic terrestrial food chain

The WHO said the length and height of coronavirus peaks would be determined by government actions, without which a lurch back towards lockdowns was unavoidable

Virus Yet To Peak In Americas: WHO

Virus yet to peak in Americas: WHO

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo mulls reopening travel between the US and EU

Pompeo Sees US-EU Travel Breakthrough Within Weeks

Pompeo sees US-EU travel breakthrough within weeks

Kosovo President Charged With War Crimes In The Hague

Kosovo president charged with war crimes in The Hague

Revised IMF growth forecasts for 2019-2021 for selected countries

COVID Crisis Sinks Global Economy In 2020, Collapsing GDP 4.9%: IMF

COVID crisis sinks global economy in 2020, collapsing GDP 4.9%: IMF

3-Year-Old New York Toddler Injured By Fireworks Through Bedroom Window

Three-year-old toddler was injured by fireworks which came through her bedroom window. They were set off by a group of men outside her apartment building Wednesday morning.

Taiwan investors have welcomed a landslide victory for President Tsai Ing-wen

South China Sea Tensions: Taiwan Deploys Troops To Disputed Islands As Chinese War Games Loom

The deployment of marines by Taiwan to Pratas Island is supposed to be a temporary mission to train some Coast Guard officers and perform other routine duties.