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Former White House National Security Advisor General Michael Flynn originally pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI in the Russia election meddling investigation, but now seeks to have his case thrown out

Michael Flynn Controversy: More Than 1,100 Former Prosecutors Rip Justice Department Attempt To Drop Charges

President Trump has claimed that Michael Flynn was set up by the Obama administration.

Returning Favor, US Says Donating Ventilators To Russia

Emergency personnel wearing protective gear spray disinfectant on colleagues at the site of a fire linked to ventilators at the Saint George hospital in Saint Petersburg on May 12, 2020

Returning favor, US says donating ventilators to Russia

Cuba Seeks Delay In Debt Repayment To 2022: Diplomats

Cuban men wearing face masks transport food on their carts in the town of Bahia Honda - the country's economy is suffering due to the coronavirus crisis

Cuba seeks delay in debt repayment to 2022: diplomats

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Joe Biden Under Attack? Republican-Led Senate Panel Seeks Info On Son Hunter Biden's Ukraine Work

The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee is seeking documents on the work the former vice president's son did for the Ukraine energy company Burisma.

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People wear face masks as they walk along Ipanema Beach in Rio de Janeiro on May 19, 2020. The peak of Brazil's outbreak is not expected until June

Brazil Surpasses 1,000 Coronavirus Deaths In 24 Hours

Brazil surpasses 1,000 coronavirus deaths in 24 hours

Trump has been locked in a bitter spat with Beijing, alleging it covered up the initial outbreak in central China late last year

Obamagate Controversy: Trump 'Surprised’ AG Barr Won't Pursue Criminal Investigations Into Obama, Biden

President Trump has claimed that Obama tried to sabotage his administration by framing officials such as former National Security Michael Flynn.

The office of Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R) said that confirmation of top administration appointees required the consent of Democratic Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (L)

Do Republicans Care About Obamagate? After Trump Pressure, Mitch McConnell Says He Supports Subpoenas

McConnell says he'll call a vote for June 4 to grant wide-ranging subpoena power to the Senate Judiciary Committee.

A resident walks through a building damaged by fighting in the Libyan capital Tripoli, on May 1, 2020

Britain, US Denounce Russia's Role In Libya Conflict

Britain, US denounce Russia's role in Libya conflict

Russia's PM credited a nationwide lockdown and 'systematic work' over the past two months for slowing the rate of new infections

Russian PM Recovers From Virus As Infection Rates Slow

Russian PM recovers from virus as infection rates slow

Russian President Vladimir Putin called for "urgent" measures in Dagestan

Putin Intervenes As Russia's Dagestan Faces Virus 'Catastrophe'

Putin intervenes as Russia's Dagestan faces virus 'catastrophe'

The coronavirus pandemic has rapidly spiralled in Brazil

Virus-hit Brazil Lets Cuban Doctors Resume Work

Virus-hit Brazil lets Cuban doctors resume work

Space Force Selects Northrop Grumman To Build Satellite Missile Warning System

The U.S. Space Force has awarded Northrop Grumman with a $2.37-billion contract to develop defense satellites. These satellites will serve as early warning systems for incoming missiles.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro (C) compares the coronavirus to a "little flu," condemns the "hysteria" surrounding it and is urging the country to get back to work to stop an economic crash

Brazil Jumps To Third In COVID-19 Cases Worldwide

Brazil jumps to third in COVID-19 cases worldwide

Military police loyal to strongman Khalifa Haftar stand guard earlier this month outside a vehicle allegedly containing arrested Syrian mercenaries

Syrian Rebel And Regime Forces Now Fight In Libya

Syrian rebel and regime forces now fight in Libya

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Apple, Google Sued Over Alleged 'Rainbow Six: Siege' Clone From Chinese Developer

The alleged clone comes from a Hong Kong-based mobile developer owned by Chinese multinational tech company Alibaba.

Two women enjoy a drink in the grass in London's Hyde Park, opened for the first time in months

US Faces Severe Economic Downturn As Virus Tolls Fall In Hardest-hit Europe

US faces severe economic downturn as virus tolls fall in hardest-hit Europe

White House Trade and Manufacturing Policy Director Peter Navarro -- pictured on March 22, 2020 -- has accused China of crippling the US economy

CDC 'Let The Country Down' On Coronavirus Testing: White House

CDC 'let the country down' on coronavirus testing: White House

Medical workers conduct mass COVID-19 tests in Wuhan in China's central Hubei province

Coronavirus Second Wave: Could China See A Sharp Rise In Cases, Deaths?

In recent weeks, China has seen at least new cases in Jilin, a northeastern province on the border of North Korea and Russia.

Beaches are open again across much of France as the country eases its coronavirus restrictions

German Giants Return To Football As Spain, UK Death Rates Fall

German giants return to football as Spain, UK death rates fall

The coalition government was agreed last month between veteran right-wing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, left, and his centrist rival-turned-ally Benny Gantz, a former army chief

Israel Swears In Unity Govt, PM Insists On West Bank Annexation

Israel swears in unity govt, PM insists on West Bank annexation

A cafe stands empty in the Tunisian village of Sidi Bou Said, where streets are usually filled with tourists at this time of year

Coronavirus Crisis Punctures Tunisia Tourism Rebound

Coronavirus crisis punctures Tunisia tourism rebound

The protests have swelled in recent weeks to gatherings of thousands in major German cities

Alarm In Germany As 'Corona Demos' Take Off

Alarm in Germany as 'corona demos' take off

Russia's number of confirmed coronavirus dead stands at 2,418, about 10 times less than in European countries with similar infection levels

Russia Launches Virus Antibody Testing, Says Football To Return

Russia launches virus antibody testing, says football to return

The three Baltic states had been closed since mid-March to all traffic except commercial cargo and returning citizens

Baltic States Reopen Shared Borders For Travel Bubble

Baltic states reopen shared borders for travel bubble

The Pentagon is developing autonomous fleets of tiny spy satellites

The Pentagon Is Developing Autonomous Fleets Of Tiny Spy Satellites

The Pentagon is working to create mesh networks of tiny spy satellites able of replacing its more expensive, larger satellites.

Excess deaths in the United States since early January, and details of excess deaths in New York

Mortality Rates Hint At Even Higher Coronavirus Death Toll

Mortality rates hint at even higher coronavirus death toll

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