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China is set to impose a national security law on Hong Kong to punish subversion in the city

China To Restrict Visas For Some Americans Over Hong Kong Row

China to restrict visas for some Americans over Hong Kong row

Trump Says Spies Deemed Russia-Taliban Intel Not 'Credible'

A New York Times report said Trump had been told about findings that reportedly showed Russia had offered bounties to Taliban-linked militants for killing US troops

Trump says spies deemed Russia-Taliban intel not 'credible'

Merkel, Macron Meet As Germany Takes On High-stakes EU Presidency

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and France's Emmanuel Macron will meet on Monday with some weighty issue at stake

Merkel, Macron meet as Germany takes on high-stakes EU presidency

Prince William Prince Harry Meghan Markle and Prince Charles

Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Amplify Royal Family’s Popularity Like Andrew, Sarah Ferguson, Expert Says

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have amplified the popularity of the royal family the way Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson did.

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Vice President Mike Pence speaks at a June 26, 2020 briefing of the US coronavirus task force, alongside top health advisor Anthony Fauci

World Coronavirus Deaths Hit 500,000, 10 Million Cases; US Claims Everything's Under Control

The Trump administration continues to downplay the resurgence of COVID-19 even as cases in the U.S. and the world reached new highs Sunday.

Brazil Has Record Week For Virus Cases

Brazil has record week for virus cases

Amid an intense national debate over racism and frequent eruptions of ugly, hate-filled speech on social media, Starbucks announced a pause on social media advertising in order to determine how to "stop the spread of hate speech"

Starbucks Pauses Social Media Ads As It Targets 'Hate Speech'

Starbucks pauses social media ads as it targets 'hate speech'

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has rejected pressure to intervene in the case of a Huawei executive being held on a US warrant

Canadian Detainee's Wife 'Disappointed' Trudeau Rules Out Swap With China

Canadian detainee's wife 'disappointed' Trudeau rules out swap with China

US President Donald Trump has long been accused of fanning racial tensions, including during the nationwide reckoning triggered by the death-in-custody of African American George Floyd

Trump Tweets -- Then Deletes -- Video Of Fan Yelling 'White Power'

Trump tweets -- then deletes -- video of fan yelling 'white power'

Is Trump Against A National Mask Order? Mike Pence Says Coronavirus Safety Should Be Left To State, Local Governments

Vice-President Mike Pence believes the mask-wearing issue should be left to the state and local levels of government.

Polish President Andrzej Duda is a key ally for the government

Polish President, Liberal Rival Face Tight Run-off

Polish president, liberal rival face tight run-off

US President Donald Trump is seen flanked by top White House coronavirus task force officials Deborah Birx (L) and Anthony Fauci (R), on May 15, 2020

Trump Approval Ratings: As Election Approaches, Do Republican Voters Still Support The President?

As President Donald Trump faces multiple crises, he continues to suffer from poor approval ratings overall, although most Republican voters view him favorably.

A homeless man sits in front of closed bars and restaurants in Hermosa Beach, California, during the pandemic on March 21, 2020

Los Angeles Bars Ordered To Close Again As Virus Spreads

Los Angeles bars ordered to close again as virus spreads

Luckin Coffee had hoped to dethrone Starbucks in China

Why Luckin Coffee's Fraudulent Rise And Fall Will Help Starbucks In China

The coffee upstart's breathtaking growth has expanded the Chinese coffee market dramatically, but Starbucks will probably end up reaping the rewards.

US House speaker Nancy Pelosi, seen wearing a protective mask at a May 7, 2020 briefing, has urged President Donald Trump to set an example by doing the same

As Virus Surges, Trump Under Pressure To Adopt Mask

As virus surges, Trump under pressure to adopt mask

Iceland's President Gudni Johannesson has won a second four-year term

Iceland President Re-elected With 92 Percent Of Vote

Iceland president re-elected with 92 percent of vote

The coffins of J. Jayaraj and Bennicks Immanuel were carried through the crowd in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu

'George Floyds Of India': Outrage Mounts Over Police Custody Deaths

'George Floyds of India': outrage mounts over police custody deaths

The latest coronavirus stimulus measure before Congress is set to be the largest emergency spending package in US history

Will There Be A Second Stimulus? Trump Says He Wants Another Round But It May Not Happen

Though the public is desperate for relief, here's why it may not happen.

Why US - Canada Trade Must Prevail Amid The Coronavirus Pandemic

Canada has been one of the United States' three biggest trading partners for generations.

Many of those attending held placards with the names of major global cities that have been unable to celebrate Pride Month this June because of the coronavirus

Freed From Coronavirus, Taiwan Celebrates Pride Month

Freed from coronavirus, Taiwan celebrates Pride Month

Mick Jagger and his Rolling Stones bandmates have enlisted performing rights organisation BMI to stop Donald Trump using their song "You Can't Always Get What You Want" at campaign events

Hey, You! Rolling Stones Warn Trump Of Legal Action Over Song Use

Hey, You! Rolling Stones warn Trump of legal action over song use

Wirecard's Aschheim headquarters outside Munich -- the firm filed for insolvency after acknowledging money supposedly held in trust for it in bank accounts in the Philippines did not exist

Critics' Ire Turns On Auditor EY After Wirecard Collapse

Critics' ire turns on auditor EY after Wirecard collapse

Bayern Munich forward Robert Lewandowski looks shellshocked during their 5-1 thrashing away to frankfurt last November.

Bayern's Turning Point, Haaland, Coronavirus: The Bundesliga Season In Pictures

Bayern's turning point, Haaland, coronavirus: The Bundesliga season in pictures

Polish Populists Tested As Country Votes

Polish populists tested as country votes

The sun is setting on the Fessenheim nuclear powerplant

France Pulls Plug On Country's Oldest Nuclear Plant

France pulls plug on country's oldest nuclear plant

British gay rights activist Peter Tatchell jonied other veteran campaigners to mark the 50th anniversary of the founding of the London Gay Liberation Front

Gay Pride Events Go Online To Mark 50th Anniversary

Gay Pride events go online to mark 50th anniversary

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