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Gov. Ron DeSantis Blames Hispanic Workers For Rise Of COVID-19 Cases In Florida

Scientists projected that the Sunshine State could be "the next large epicenter of coronavirus transmission," amid reports from healthcare workers that hospitalizations have indeed increased.

Belgium Should Apologise For Colonial Past, Says First Black Mayor

Kompany fled his country in 1975 after taking part in a student uprising

Belgium should apologise for colonial past, says first black mayor

France Shakes Off Its Virus Blues As Cinemas, Casinos Set To Open

France shakes off its virus blues as cinemas, casinos set to open

Military vehicles carry HHQ-9B surface-to-air missiles in an October 2019 parade in Beijing to mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China -- the US wants Beijing to join a trilateral arms control deal with Moscow

Opening Nuclear Talks With Russia, US May Also Be Ending Them

Opening nuclear talks with Russia, US may also be ending them

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CIA-trained former Cuban spy Antonio Veciana, pictured in Miami in May 2017, died at age 91 following a long illness

CIA-trained Former Cuban Spy Antonio Veciana Dies In Miami

CIA-trained former Cuban spy Antonio Veciana dies in Miami

‘90 Day Fiancé’ Update: Why Syngin Almost Ended Marriage With Tania

“90 Day Fiancé” star Syngin still has doubts about his marriage with Tania.

coronavirus infects relieved US Navy Captain Brett Crozier

USS Theodore Roosevelt Coronavirus Outbreak Update: Capt. Brett Crozier Permanently Relieved Of Command

A two-month investigation of his handling of the coronavirus outbreak aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt found his actions fell "well short" of what is expected.

Former National Security Advisor John Bolton and President Donald Trump worked closely together but are now at war over Bolton's damning book

Court Set To Rule On Trump Attempt To Stop Aide's Damning Book

Court set to rule on Trump attempt to stop aide's damning book

Nevada, which reopened casinos earlier this month, is among the states that have seen rising coronavirus cases, complicating efforts to reopen the economy

US Restart Hits Some Snags Amid New COVID-19 Cases

US restart hits some snags amid new COVID-19 cases

Indian Border Security Force soldiers guard a highway leading towards China, in Gagangir on June 17

'Hurt And Angry', India Leader Warns China Over Border Clash

'Hurt and angry', India leader warns China over border clash

The further watered-down resolution would call on UN rights chief Michelle Bachelet to "prepare a report on systemic racism"

UN Condemns Systemic Racism - Without Naming US

UN condemns systemic racism - without naming US

Rallies are US President Donald Trump's comfort zone, but coronavirus poses a risk for his upcoming gathering in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Curfew Imposed In Tulsa, Oklahoma, Ahead Of Planned Trump Campaign Rally

Concerns over coronavirus exposure and counter-protests loom over Tulsa as the city prepares for Trump's rally on Saturday.

Apple had begun reopening its US stores but is now closing some in areas where coronavirus infections are on the rise

Apple Reverses Course, Closes Some US Stores In Virus Hotspots

Apple said Friday it was closing some stores in US states experiencing a surge in coronavirus infections, reversing course after reopening many of its retail locations.