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Palestinian demonstrators turned out in small numbers for a demonstration against Israeli annexation plans early this month

Palestinian Leaders Struggle To Mobilise Street Against Annexation

Palestinian leaders struggle to mobilise street against annexation

Black GOP Senator Blasts Trump For Retweeting Racist 'White Power' Video: 'It’s Indefensible'

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

President Donald Trump again stokes racial tensions by retweeting a video showing a white American raise his fist and shout, "White power!"

Mississippi Votes To Remove Confederate Symbol From State Flag

The criss-crossed diagonal star pattern was used by southern troops during the 1861-1865 American Civil War and for many it remains a symbol of the country's legacy of slavery and racism

Mississippi votes to remove Confederate symbol from state flag

US first Lady Melania Trump is much more independent and influential than her quiet, mysterious public image suggests, says a new biography of the US first lady

Melania Trump Misinterpreted Because Of Modeling Career; ‘There’s Nothing Dumb About Her,’ Source Says

Melania Trump has been misinterpreted by many people, with some claiming that she’s dumb simply because she was a model.

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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

What Is Parler? Trump Supporters, Republicans Flee To Social Media App Amid Twitter Backlash

Conservative figureheads have begun embracing Parler, a social media platform launched in 2018, as an alternative to Twitter.

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

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

Polish Populists Tested As Country Votes

Polish populists tested as country votes

The Israeli settlement of Efrat in the southern West Bank is adjacent to the Palestinian city of Bethlehem and home to about 11,000 Israelis

Israeli Settlers Back Annexation, Oppose Palestinian State

Israeli settlers back annexation, oppose Palestinian state

Iceland's President Gudni Johannesson (R) is expected to win a second term

Iceland President Wins Landslide Election: Partial Results

Iceland president wins landslide election: partial results

Man Gets 5 Years In Jail After Threatening Online To Kill A Woman And Latinos

A man alleged to have threatened online to kill a woman and called for the “extermination” of the Latin race has been sentenced to prison.

A US F-22 Raptor, like the one pictured here, intercepted Russian bombers off the coast of Alaska

US - Russia Relations: American Jets Intercept Russian Aircraft Near Alaska In Latest Military Provocation

This is the fourth such incident this month in the region.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un -- seen here in 2017 -- has made his first public appearance in nearly three weeks, state media reported, amid speculation about his health

North Korea Rumors: Is Kim Jong Un In Poor Health? After Past Death Speculation, Japanese Official Raises New Questions

Rumors have swirled around Kim’s health, with the North Korean leader having been mysteriously absent from a national celebration on April 15.

US President Donald Trump's niece is set to release a no-holds-barred memoir titled "Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man"

Trump Makes Unusual Comment About Losing To Biden In Presidential Election In Fox News Interview

President Trump said Joe Biden could win because "some people don't love me, maybe."

Why the foot-dragging on aid to small business?

Stimulus Check Second Round: What's A 'Back-To-Work Bonus?' Republicans Favor Different Payments Than Democrats

Top congressional Republicans have been floating the idea of a “back-to-work” bonus as an alternative to direct payments.

Melania Trump Showtime ‘First Ladies’ ‘Snub’ Resurfaces; Twitter Reacts

Melania Trump was reportedly snubbed from Showtime’s drama series “First Ladies,” which will focus on ex-FLOTUS Michelle Obama.

Pro-immigration activists in front of the US Supreme Court after the court upheld the DACA "Dreamers" program offering legal protections to some 700,000 people brought into the country illegally as children

US Must Free Migrant Children From Detention, Court Says

US must free migrant children from detention, court says

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Trump Directs Barr, DOJ To Prioritize Prosecution Of Those Who Destroy Monuments

The president has previously tweeted the same threats against the destruction of historical sites amid rising mob violence that started with the protests against police brutality and racism after George Floyd's death on May 25.