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More than 42 million people have been laid off since the coronavirus lockdowns began in the United States, and the May unemployment rate is set to rise even further

US Faces Unemployment Crisis Amid Record Trade Drop

US faces unemployment crisis amid record trade drop

Tens Of Thousands Turn Out For Vienna Black Lives Matter Protest

Vienna police at least 10,000 people attended the protest

Tens of thousands turn out for Vienna Black Lives Matter protest

Coronavirus Economic Stimulus: White House Considering $1 Trillion, Far Short Of Democratic Proposal

US President Donald Trump and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin are pressing for a $1.3 trillion emergency stimulus package

No action is expected until after the Senate returns from the July Fourth recess.

Facebook will be labelling certain "state controlled" media to offer more transparency and limit foreign election interference

Facebook Labels State-controlled Media Posts, Will Block Ads

Facebook labels state-controlled media posts, will block ads

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#DrewBreesIsCancelled Trends: Drew Brees Chastised Despite Apologies Following NFL ‘Kneeling Protest’ Insensitive Comments

NFL player Drew Brees continues to receive backlash from Netizens following his comments on kneeling and disrespecting the flag despite issuing an apology statement. Numerous individuals took their criticisms to Twitter through #DrewBreesIsCancelled.

Police forcefully clear peaceful protesters from near the White House on June 1, 2020 to allow President Donald Trump to pose for photographs at a nearby church, in what Mattis termed an "abuse of executive authority"

President Trump Has Boasted About Strong Support From The Military; George Floyd Protests May Have Changed That

Both Defense Secretary Mark Esper and his predecessor, former Marine Corps Gen. Jim Mattis, have broken with Trump over the advisability of sending the military in to quell protests against the death of George Floyd.

A lawsuit by three Amazon employees alleges the company failed to take adequate precautions to prevent coronavirus infections at its facility in Staten Island, New York, the scene of protests in March

Lawsuit Says Amazon Failed To Protect Warehouse Staff From Virus

Lawsuit says Amazon failed to protect warehouse staff from virus

Protesters gather to demonstrate the death of George Floyd near the US Capitol on June 3, 2020, in Washington, DC

George Floyd Protest: Houston’s Peaceful Stand For Justice

The city continues to show why they are regarded as the “most diverse city in the country.”

Protesters hold up their phones during a demonstration over the death of George Floyd, outside the White House in Washington, DC

Virginia Governor Announces Plans To Remove Confederate Statue In Wake Of George Floyd Protests

Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney said other Confederate statues in the city will come down later in the summer once a new law goes into effect allowing local officials to order them removed.

Iranian women walk in April 2020 in the northeastern city of Mashhad, where US Navy veteran Michael White had been held

US Navy Veteran Leaves Iran Day After Scientist Returns To Tehran

US Navy veteran leaves Iran day after scientist returns to Tehran

The virtual summit was held online as the coronavirus pandemic restricts international travel

India, Australia Strengthen Defence Ties As China Tensions Loom

India, Australia strengthen defence ties as China tensions loom

Gap Inc. Lawsuit 2020: Retailer Sued By Mall Operator Over Unpaid Rent

Gap Inc. has been sued by Simon Property Group after it failed to pay rent for 412 stores that were closed during the coronavirus pandemic.

Graphic comparing police and organizer estimates for the turnout at Hong Kong's annual 1989 Tiananmen vigil. Hong Kong police on Monday banned the event for the first time in its 30 year history.

Hong Kong Protesters Defy Ban, Rally To Remember Tiananmen

Hong Kong protesters defy ban, rally to remember Tiananmen

Novel coronavirus infections have been on a rising trajectory in the Islamic republic

Iran Reports Most New Virus Cases Since Outbreak Began

Iran reports most new virus cases since outbreak began

Thursday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Fall As Recent Rally Takes Pause, Another 1.9 Million File Jobless Claims

U.S. stocks fell on Thursday as ECB expanded its bond buying program.

Death Of Black Man In Police Custody In Washington State Ruled As ‘Homicide’

Manuel Ellis died March 3 after being restrained by Tacoma police officers. Radio recordings reveal he told officers, “I can’t breathe.”

Empty: The arrivals gate Dakar's Blaise Diagne International Airport. Travel bans and a nightly curfew have had a huge economic impact in Senegal

Senegal To Ease Virus Curfew After Angry Protests

Senegal to ease virus curfew after angry protests

Pompeo Tries To Provoke China By Meeting With Survivors Of 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre

Wang Dan, Su Xiaokang, Liane Lee and Henry Liare survivors of the Chinese Tiananmen Square Massacre of June 4, 1989.

Street Medic Guide gives tips on what to do when exposed to tear gas

‘Street Medic Guide’ Outlines What To Do When Exposed To Tear Gas

“Street Medic Guide” outlines the necessary precautions to take when one is exposed to tear gas.

NFL: New Orleans Saints’ Defensive End Rebukes Teammate Drew Brees Over Controversial Remarks

Drew Brees is currently being criticized for his controversial statements. Fellow teammate and defensive end Cameron Jordan rebuked Brees on his recent remarks.