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Paratroopers board an aircraft at Fort Bragg on January 4, 2020. The fort is one of many named after US Confederate generals that has come under scrutiny in the wake of anti-racism protests

Trump Nixes Idea Of Renaming US Bases Honoring Confederate Heroes

Trump nixes idea of renaming US bases honoring Confederate heroes

How Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's Relationship Fared After Relocating To Los Angeles

Britain's Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry moved to Los Angeles and are now enjoying their new world after stepping down from their royal roles.

'Stop The Pain', George Floyd's Brother Tells US Congress

Angela Underwood Jacobs, a city councilmember for Lancaster, California, told US lawmakers in Washington about the death of her brother, as a House panel addressed ways to implement police reforms

'Stop the pain', George Floyd's brother tells US Congress

The pandemic is gaining ground in Latin America -- including in Mexico, where this mural was painted

Latin America Logs 70,000 Coronavirus Deaths

Latin America logs 70,000 coronavirus deaths

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Grubhub competes in the meal delivery market with Uber, which according to reports has made an acquisition offer

Grubhub, Just Eat Takeaway Merger To Create 'World’s Largest Food Delivery Business Outside China'

Just Eat Takeaway will acquire Grubhub’s 100% of shares in an all-stock transaction worth $7.3 billion.

Palestinian security forces loyal to Hamas stand at the Rafah border crossing with Egypt in the southern Gaza Strip

Palestinians Stranded By Coronavirus Seek Way Home

Palestinians stranded by coronavirus seek way home

Health professionals check a patient infected with COVID-19 at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the Doctor Ernesto Che Guevara Public Hospital in Marica, Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil, on June 6, 2020

Overworked, Underpaid Brazil Nurses Risk Lives To Care For Patients

Overworked, underpaid Brazil nurses risk lives to care for patients

A decapitated statue of Columbus is seen at Christopher Columbus Park in Boston, Massachusetts on June 10

Christopher Columbus Statue Beheaded In Boston

Christopher Columbus statue beheaded in Boston

Election 2020: Trump 'Will Be Reelected,' GOP To Maintain Senate Control, Romney Predicts

Mitt Romney, the most never Trumper Republican, predicts a GOP Senate in November -- and a Trump reelection.

HSBC Under Fire In UK For Backing China's Hong Kong Law

HSBC under fire in UK for backing China's Hong Kong law

Protesters take a knee and raise their fists in a moment of silence for George Floyd and other victims of police brutality in Boston, Massachusetts

Christopher Columbus Statue In Boston Park Is Beheaded, For The Second Time

Christopher Columbus, once a renowned explorer, is also controversial for his violent role in history, particularly toward Native Americans.

Students and youths attend a mass gathering denouncing 'defectors from the north', at the Pyongyang Youth Park Open-Air Theatre, in Pyongyang, on June 6, 2020

N. Korea Warns US To Stay Out Of Inter-Korean Affairs

N. Korea warns US to stay out of inter-Korean affairs

The US Soccer Federation has overturned a rule requiring players to stand during the US national anthem which had been introduced after Megan Rapinoe took a knee in 2016

US Soccer Repeals Anthem Kneeling Ban: Official

US Soccer repeals anthem kneeling ban: official

Two Confederate flags fly at Kentucky Speedway during a NASCAR race in 2015. NASCAR said Thursday it is banning the display of the flags at future events

NASCAR Banning Confederate Flag From Events

NASCAR banning Confederate flag from events

Disneyland Park is the world's second-most visited theme park, normally drawing tens of thousands of visitors each day

Disney Eyes July Restart For California Theme Parks

Disney eyes July restart for California theme parks

IOC president Thomas Bach refused to be drawn on the issue of athletes taking a knee

Olympic Athletes Must Explore 'Dignified' Protest: Bach

Olympic athletes must explore 'dignified' protest: Bach

Speaking out - Former England batsman Michael Carberry

West Indies To Debate Taking The Knee, Says Captain Holder

West Indies to debate taking the knee, says captain Holder

Zhou Fengsuo, seen here in New York in 2019, was a leader of the Tiananmen Square student uprising

Raising Speech Fears, Zoom Briefly Shuts Account Over Tiananmen

Raising speech fears, Zoom briefly shuts account over Tiananmen

Following mass protests over systemic US racism, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has called for statues depicting officials from the Confederacy, including Confederate States of America president Jefferson Davis, to be removed from the US Capitol

Pelosi Seeks Removal Of Confederate Statues From US Capitol

Pelosi seeks removal of Confederate statues from US Capitol

Officials point to Russia's relatively low mortality rate as evidence it is safe to ease lockdowns

Latin America Passes 70,000 Deaths As Virus Slashes Global Economy

Latin America passes 70,000 deaths as virus slashes global economy

As Europe emerges from lockdown, Cyprus has started welcoming tourists again

US Stocks End Mostly Down As Fed Keeps Interest Rates Low

US stocks end mostly down as Fed keeps interest rates low

US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has pledged the central bank will use all its tools to support the economic recovery

Fed Warns Of Uncertain Path For Post-pandemic US Economy

Fed warns of uncertain path for post-pandemic US economy

President Donald Trump's chief economic advisor Larry Kudlow called on investors to take advantage of lower prices as markets plunge amid coronavirus concerns

Trump's Top Economic Adviser Discusses US Outlook As Democrats, Republicans Consider Another Stimulus

Larry Kudlow's predictions and statements about the economy have been frequently wrong.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said that "there is no place at the Federal Reserve for racism, and there should be no place for it in our society"

Spike In Black Unemployment 'Heartbreaking': Fed's Powell

Spike in black unemployment 'heartbreaking': Fed's Powell

Fighters loyal to Libya's UN-recognised Government of National Accord (GNA) climb over a partially disassembled MiG 23 aircraft, after seizing Al-Watiya airbase southwest of the capital Tripoli, on May 18, 2020.

US Urges Libya Ceasefire As Landmines Kill 7 In Capital

US urges Libya ceasefire as landmines kill 7 in capital

US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin (right) waits to testify before the Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship committee to examine the CARES Act in Washington on June 10, 2020

Stimulus Check News: What Trump's Treasury Security Said About Whether There Will Be Another Round

Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin has said that another round of stimulus will "definitely" be necessary to help the U.S. economy recover.

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