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Recent spikes in COVID-19 cases have been reported in states that avoided the worst of the initial outbreak.

Trump postpones rally scheduled for 'Juneteenth' holiday

A study from investment company Betterment in May revealed that 54% of consumers say their income has been negatively impacted by the coronavirus. 

French hold protests against police violence

Hong Kong policeman reprimanded for 'I can't breathe' remark

Kim's sister says N. Korea will take 'action' against South: KCNA

Three American aircraft carriers patrolling the Indo-Pacific waters are meant to be a clear sign to China that its massive naval force is fully prepared to respond as needed at any time.

Social Security is facing a $16.8 trillion funding shortfall -- should current and future beneficiaries expect a fix under Joe Biden's watch?

Thousands march for racial justice in Australia

The systemic racism and brutality of the criminal justice system extend far beyond police misconduct.

U.S. Air Force Pilot Capt. Emily Thompson became the first female pilot to fly the F-35A Lightning II into combat.

Angelina Jolie condemned racism, discrimination and the current system in the country that might not protect her daughter, Zahara, and other people of color.

North Korea warns South to drop 'nonsensical' denuclearisation talk

Coronavirus-hit car rental company Hertz was granted permission Friday to sell $1 billion in shares, an extraordinary move after it declared bankruptcy in the United States and Canada.

Trump's walk to church on June 2 had attracted flak after he posed in front of St. John's holding a Bible for a photo opportunity.

Varner leads as McIlroy charges in PGA return at Colonial

Protests show 'progress' on diversity, says 'Star Trek' icon Takei

President Donald Trump plans to address the new graduating class of the West Point military academy Saturday, as relations with the Pentagon fray over accusations that he has politicized the US military.

John Cena matched BTS and the BTS ARMY's $1 million donation to help support the ongoing Black Lives Matter movement.

Premier League approves kneeling protests, 'Black Lives Matter' on shirts

Matt James is the first black lead in “The Bachelor” but ABC clarifies that casting him was not in response to Rachel Lindsay’s statement nor the current Black Lives Matter movement.