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New polls show a majority of Japanese residents believe the delayed 2020 Games should be further postponed or cancelled altogether

Only One Quarter Of Japanese Want Olympics Next Year: Poll

Only one quarter of Japanese want Olympics next year: poll

N. Korea's Kim Berates Officials Over Troubled Flagship Hospital

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un inspects the Pyongyang General Hospital project

N. Korea's Kim berates officials over troubled flagship hospital

Sailors Who Helped Fight USS Bonhomme Richard Fire Test Positive For COVID-19

According to a sailor who helped fight the fire, they had to share firefighting equipment such as masks and gloves.

President Donald Trump was contradicted by a Fox News reporter over his claim that Joe Biden plans to defund the police

Trump On US Coronavirus Situation: 'It's Going To Disappear And 'll Be Right'

In an interview with Fox News' Chris Wallace, President Trump boasted he's been "right probably more than anybody else" about the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Mark Zuckerberg, pictured in October 2019, has vowed to review Facebook's policies allowing discussion and threats of state use of force

Twitter Mocks Mark Zuckerberg For Applying Too Much Sunscreen While Surfing: 'Terrifying' [SEE PHOTO]

Mark Zuckerberg applied too much sunscreen while surfing, and this prompted Twitter users to react and laugh at the Facebook honcho.

Spain's Jon Rahm celebrates on the 18th green after winning the US PGA Tour Memorial to grab golf's number one world ranking

Rahm Wins PGA Memorial To Seize World Number One Ranking

Rahm wins PGA Memorial to seize world number one ranking

France wants at least 400 billion euros to be available as grants, but the Frugals want to cut that back substantially

Macron Clashes With Rutte And Kurz At EU Summit

Macron clashes with Rutte and Kurz at EU summit

Tiger Woods blasts out of a bunker on the way to a double-bogey at the seventh hole in the final round of the US PGA Tour Memorial tournament

Woods Struggles Again In Final Round Of Memorial

Woods struggles again in final round of Memorial

Inter Milan's Romelu Lukaku (R) shoots and scores a penalty kick against Roma.

Inter Held At Roma To Leave Juventus Closer To Serie A Title

Inter held at Roma to leave Juventus closer to Serie A title

Jack Nicklaus and US PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan ride in a cart during the first round of the 2020 Memorial tournament

Golf Great Nicklaus Reveals He Had Coronavirus

Golf great Nicklaus reveals he had coronavirus

Indigenous leader Raoni Metuktire of the Kayapo tribe (pictured January 2020) Raoni, a chief of the Kayapo people in northern Brazil, was hospitalized for weakness, shortness of breath, poor appetite and diarrhea

Brazil's Indigenous Chief Raoni In 'Stable' Condition

Brazil's indigenous chief Raoni in 'stable' condition

Ohio Governor Says State Is ‘Going The Wrong Way’ As COVID-19 Cases Rise

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine warned that his state could face a dire health crisis, similar to Florida, as COVID-19 cases begin to surge.

Spain has opted for local lockdowns and non-enforced stay-at-home advice in its Catalonia region

EU Struggles To Agree Virus Recovery Deal As Global Deaths Surge

EU struggles to agree virus recovery deal as global deaths surge

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said he was feeling "perfectly well" after testing positive for COVID-19

Bolsonaro Slams Shutdown Measures Amid COVID-19, Brazil President Says ‘Isolation Kills’

Brazil's president has said shutdown measures harm the economy, as the country's COVID-19 cases continue to spike.

US President Donald Trump walks from the White House to his motorcade before traveling on July 19, 2020 to his Virginia golf club on

Trump Calls Biden 'Not Competent' To Lead The US

Trump calls Biden 'not competent' to lead the US

Trump Approval Ratings: Where Right-Leaning Polls Show Incumbent As Election Looms

As the election looms, right-leaning polls show President Trump with an approval rating that is about eight points below his disapproval rating.

Syrians head to the polls Sunday to elect a new parliament as the war-torn country faces a crumbling economy and international sanctions

Syrians Vote For New Assembly Amid War, Economic Turmoil

Syrians voted Sunday for a new parliament as the Damascus government grapples with international sanctions and a crumbling economy after retaking large parts of the war-torn country.

Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel (L) and France's President Emmanuel Macron were described as looking annoyed after they left a late night meeting with the Netherlands' Prime Minister Charles Rutte

EU Leaders Struggle To Reach Agreement On Financial Recovery Package Amid Pandemic

The "frugal four" nations of Netherlands, Austria, Denmark and Sweden have been skeptical of a robust financial package, while southern European nations such as Italy are in desperate need of financial help.

Kanye West To Host First Presidential Campaign Event In South Carolina, Will Require Masks, Social Distancing

The rap mogul will hold his first event as a presidential candidate in South Carolina, after getting on the November ballot in Oklahoma.

Bavaria was among Germany's hardest hit regions early on in the pandemic, partly because of residents coming back from ski holidays in coronavirus hotspots in Austria

Germany's Bavaria Plans Free Coronavirus Tests At Airports

Germany's Bavaria plans free coronavirus tests at airports

Commuters wear face masks on a metro train in Hong Kong. The city's leader says coronavirus is running "out of control" afater a daily record number of new cases

Hong Kong Leader Says Coronavirus Now Spreading 'Out Of Control'

The deadly coronavirus is spreading out of control in Hong Kong with a record 100 new cases confirmed, the finance hub's leader said as she tightened social distancing measures to tackle the sudden surge in infections.

Britain is one of a number of countries conducting vaccine trials for COVID-19

UK 'Confident' Moscow Helped Hackers Target Virus Vaccine

Britain, the United States and Canada on Thursday accused a hacking group called APT29 of spearheading the online attacks on various organizations involved in COVID-19 vaccine development.