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Australia is set to unveil plans to force Facebook and Google to share advertising revenue but the tech giants have pushed back against the plans

Facebook Rejects Call To Share Revenue With Australian Media

Facebook rejects call to share revenue with Australian media

China Virus Cluster Grows As European Borders Reopen

China was the first country to implement extreme restrictions on movement early this year

China virus cluster grows as European borders reopen

Rayshard Brooks Shooting: Police Release Bodycam Video, Officers Could Be Charged This Week

This undated handout photo obtained June 14, 2020, from the Atlanta (Georgia) Police Department shows an image from a video camera of a struggle a day earlier between police officers and suspect Rayshard Brooks (L)

There is bodycam video of the entire sequence of events culminating in the fatal shooting of African-American Rayshard Brooks in Atlanta on June 12.

France and Africa need to to find a 'present and future' acceptable to both, said Macron

Macron Rejects Tearing Down Statues In France

Macron rejects tearing down statues in France

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Black Lives Matter demonstrators clashed with rival groups in London

UK's Johnson Announces Body To Probe Inequality Amid Race Protests

UK's Johnson announces body to probe inequality amid race protests

Prince Harry attended his last duties in London on Monday

Prince Harry Is More ‘Enthusiastic’ About Life Since Royal Exit With Meghan Markle

Prince Harry is happier living in the US than being in the royal family.

Prince William Was ‘Genuinely Worried’ About Kate Middleton After Major Secret Was Exposed

Prince William was devastated when news about his relationship with Kate Middleton was exposed.

Kelly Clarkson Net Worth: 'The Voice' Coach Is Worth This Much Before Her Divorce

Kelly Clarkson's net worth is $45 million. A big part of it came from album sales and world tours.

Meghan Markle May End Friendship With Jessica Mulroney After ‘Tone-Deaf’ Threats Scandal

Meghan Markle fears her friendship with Jessica Mulroney could ruin her reputation.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo (pictured November 2018), who had earlier denounced China for preventing Hong Kong's annual commemoration, tweeted a photo of his meeting with Tiananmen Square survivors

US - China Relations: Pompeo To Meet Beijing Officials Amid George Floyd Protests, Coronavirus

The discussions come as the relationship between Washington and Beijing is increasingly tense amid multiple crises.

‘90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?’ Season 5: Meet The Cast

Meet the “90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?” Season 5 cast ahead of the TLC premiere.

Of the 57 new cases logged by Chinese authorities, 36 were domestic infections in the capital

Fears Of Virus Second Wave As China Battles Fresh Outbreak

Fears of virus second wave as China battles fresh outbreak

Drivers in their vehicles wait in a long line at a coronavirus testing site in Los Angeles, California

Expensive Hospital Visit: Seattle Man Gets Bill For Over $1 Million Because Of Coronavirus Treatment

An elderly Seattle man was served a massive hospital bill after a two-month stay for COVID-19.

White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow defends an expeditious reopening of the US economy

Trump's Top Economic Adviser Calls For $600 Unemployment Checks To End In July, Says US Already In 'Recovery Stage'

Larry Kudlow has stated that additional payments being made to people left unemployed during the coronavirus pandemic will end in July.

The coronavirus pandemic had exposed 'deep-seated internal crises' in the US, said Putin

Putin Says Russia Dealing Better With Virus Than US

Putin says Russia dealing better with virus than US

Another Police Killing Of A Black Man Stokes US Tension, Debate

Another police killing of a black man stokes US tension, debate

Flag Day 2020: Americans Honor And Celebrate The Stars And Stripes

On June 14, 1777, the Second Continental Congress adopted the National Flag of the United States by passing a resolution. Later, the day was named Flag Day after President Woodrow Wilson issued a proclamation on May 30, 1916, and urged all American citizens to fly the flag high.

A defaced Milan statue of journalist Indro Montanelli, who bought a 12-year-old Eritrean bride in the 1930s

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