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Predominantly Black Armed Protesters March Through Confederate Memorial Park in Georgia
Video footage of the Independence Day rally posted on social media showed scores of demonstrators dressed in black - many in paramilitary-style clothing and all wearing face scarves - quietly parading several abreast down a sidewalk at the park.
Suspect Tells Court Ex-Nissan Boss Carlos Ghosn Spoke about Hollywood Movie of His escape from Japan
Ghosn, once a leading light of the global car industry, was arrested in Japan in late 2018 and charged with underreporting his salary and using company funds for personal purposes, charges he denies.
Prachanda Meets President Amid Rift in Ruling NCP in Nepal
Earlier in the day, Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli met President Bhandari and requested her to prorogue the budget session. Prior to this, a Cabinet meeting recommended to the president to prorogue the sessions of both lower and upper houses, the paper sai...
Russians Grant Putin Right to Extend His Rule until 2036 in Landslide Vote
The Central Election Commission said 78% of votes counted across the world's largest country had supported changing the constitution. Just over 21% had voted against, it said.
US Coronavirus Cases Rise by Nearly 50,000 in Biggest One-day Spike of Coronavirus Pandemic
More than half of new US cases each day come from Arizona, California, Florida and Texas, home to 30% of the country's population.
Twitter Removes Image Tweet by Trump over Copyright Complaint
News website Axios reported that the tweet was removed after a copyright complaint from the New York Times, which owns the rights to the photo.
Jamal Khashoggi's Fiancee Hopes Turkish Trial to Start Friday Will Reveal New Evidence
In December a Saudi court sentenced five people to death and three to jail for Khashoggi's killing after a largely secretive trial. Khashoggi's family later said they forgave his murderers, paving the way for their formal reprieve.
Hong Kong's Last UK Governor Says Trump Has Made Unified Response to China More Difficult
Chris Patten spoke after Hong Kong police fired tear gas and water cannon at thousands of protesters who had gathered for an annual rally to mark the anniversary of the former British colony's handover to China in 1997, in defiance of new security legisla...
Coronavirus Fallout: Airbus to Cut 15,000 Jobs to Face Aviation's 'Gravest Crisis'
The cuts are to be implemented by the summer of 2021, Airbus said in a statement, and follow a drop of nearly 40 percent of the commercial aviation business in recent months.
Presidential Nominee Joe Biden Says Will Not Hold Campaign Rallies Due to Coronavirus Pandemic
Biden's stand is in stark contrast with President Donald Trump who has already held large campaign gatherings.
China Must Reconsider Sweeping National Security Law Imposed on Hong Kong, 27 Nations Tell UN
Beijing must also allow the United Nations rights chief meaningful access to its western Xinjiang province, said the states -- including Britain, France, Germany and Japan -- in a rare oral rebuke of China at the UN Human Rights Council.
After Backlash, L'Oreal to Replace 'Whitening' and 'Fair' with 'Glow' in Some Skin Products
The French company - the world's biggest manufacturer of beauty products, including brands Maybelline and Garnier - said last week it would change its labelling after a similar move by Unilever.
'Golden State Killer' Ex-Cop Pleads Guilty to 13 Murders, Admits Dozens of Rapes
DeAngelo's arrest in 2018 capped more than 40 years of investigation in a case that authorities said was finally solved by comparing crime-scene DNA samples to information on genealogy websites consumers use to explore their ancestry.
‘Highly Infectious’ Swine Flu Found in China has Pandemic Potential, Causes More Serious Symptoms
Tests showed that any immunity humans gain from exposure to seasonal flu does not provide protection from G4.
G20 Nations Imposed 59 Import-restrictive Measures in Six months: WTO
Tariff increases, import bans, stricter customs procedures, export duties and other such measures introduced during the review period affected 2.8 per cent of G20 trade, WTO said.
In Major Ruling, US Supreme Court Strikes Down Strict Louisiana Abortion Law
Anti-abortion advocates had hoped that the Supreme Court, with its 5-4 conservative majority, would be willing to permit abortion restrictions like those being pursued by Louisiana and other conservative states.