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Stand Firmly Against Racism, But France Won't Remove Colonial-era Statues, Says Macron
Echoing American protesters, demonstrators in France have expressed anger at discrimination within French society, particularly toward minorities from the country's former colonies in Africa.
So You Want to Learn About Juneteenth?
Juneteenth, an annual holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States, has been celebrated by African-Americans since the late 1800s.
18 Killed in Two Separate Attacks in Afghanistan Amid Wave of Violence
No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attacks in Khost province. Violence has spiked in recent weeks in Afghanistan with most of the attacks claimed by the local Islamic State group affiliate.
After Backlash, Starbucks Allows Employees to Wear Black Lives Matter Apparel
Amid social media backlash to a policy, the coffee chain also declared that it would provide 250,000 Starbucks-branded Black Lives Matter shirts for baristas and other employees who want them.
Protesters Try to Seize African Artwork from Paris Museum in Protest Against Colonial-era Abuses
The five protesters were stopped before they could leave the Quai Branly Museum with the artwork, and an investigation was opened.
Trump Says Police Chokeholds Should 'Generally' Be Banned, But May Sometimes Be Needed
In the interview recorded Thursday, Trump was responding to calls from around the country for police to be stopped from applying pressure to the neck during arrests.
'Precipice of Disaster': Fears of Second US Coronavirus Wave Rise on Worrisome Spike in Cases
Health experts worry there could be a further rise in cases from nationwide protests over police brutality that packed people together starting two weeks ago.
US Could Reach 2 Lakh Coronavirus Deaths in September, Says Expert
Ashish Jha, the head of Harvard's Global Health Institute, told CNN in an interview on Wednesday that without drastic action, the number of US deaths would march on.
China, India 'Properly Handling' Border Issue, Taking Actions to Ease Situation: Beijing
Indian and Chinese troops have been engaged since May 5 following a violent clash in Pangong Tso.
US Tops Two Million Coronavirus Cases: Johns Hopkins
The pandemic has claimed the lives of more than 112,900 people in the United States, which leads the world in the number of confirmed infections with 2,000,464, according to the Baltimore-based school's latest count.
White House Says Trump May Use Executive Order to Address Policing Issues
The potential for executive action comes as both Democrats and Republicans in Congress push forward with proposals aimed at addressing police reform amid massive protests sparked by last month's death of George Floyd, a black man in Minneapolis who died w...
Johnson & Johnson to Begin Human Trials of Coronavirus Vaccine in Second Half of July
The company has already signed deals with the US government to create enough manufacturing capacity to produce more than 1 billion doses of its vaccine through 2021.
Brussels Suggests European Union Open External Borders from July 1
The decision on easing restrictions imposed to slow the spread of the coronavirus rests with national capitals, but diplomatic chief Josep Borrell said Brussels would suggest "a gradual and partial lifting" of the ban.
Emirates, one of World's Biggest Long-haul Airlines, to Lay Off More Pilots, Cabin Crew Today
An Emirates spokeswoman declined to comment beyond the airline's statement on Tuesday that some employees had been laid off. No further details were provided.
Police Officer Shared Nude Photos of Student Before She Was Murdered, Says Lawsuit
A campus police officer in whom the college student confided that she feared for her life after a recent breakup shared nude photographs that she had given him with officers not involved in the matter just weeks before she was murdered, her parents conten...
Lockdowns Lifted, Lapse in Complying With Social Distancing Rules: Why US is Experiencing a Covid-19 Plateau
Experts say the prolonged nature of the US epidemic is the result of the cumulative impact of regional outbreaks, as the virus that started out primarily on the coasts and in major cities moves inward.