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SUV Hits 2 Officers at Floyd Protest in Buffalo, Speeds off
Buffalo Police spokesman Michael DeGeorge said two people were struck by gunfire during Monday's protest. It was not immediately known whether the shots came from police or others, he said.
What Do You Think About China? Amid Border Tussle & Covid-19 Spread, Here's a Poll to Know Your Stand
The biggest concern for Indian military has been the presence of Chinese troops around several key points including Indian Post KM120 along the Darbuk-Shayok-Daulat Beg Oldie road in Galwan Valley.
Italy Records Fewest New Coronavirus Cases Since February, Fatalities Low as Well
The official tally of new cases increased by 178 in 24 hours, bringing the total to 233,197.
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan Tests Positive for Coronavirus
Armenia, with a population of 3 million, had registered 9,402 confirmed cases of the coronavirus as of Monday and 139 deaths.
Man Murders 5 Family Members in Pakistan's KPK; Killed in Police Fire
The accused Jehanzeb Surkheli killed his two wives, daughter, son and daughter-in-law after a fight over a petty issue.
Reuters Cameraman Hit by Rubber Bullets as Police Disperse Protesters in Minneapolis
Footage taken by cameraman Julio-Cesar Chavez showed a police officer aiming directly at him as police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse the crowd.
Sri Lanka to Impose Nation-wide Curfew on Sunday as Doctors Warn of Second Wave of Coronavirus
The country has recorded 1,559 infections as of Saturday with 10 deaths. Over 750 of the COVID-19 patients have been discharged from hospitals.
US 'Very, Very Saddened' by What Happened to Relationship With China, Says Trump
Trump said that China contained the virus within its own territory but did not stop it from spreading around the world.
Biden Urged to Pick Black VP, Not Klobuchar, as Minneapolis Killing Stokes Racial Tensions
Several said choosing Senator Amy Klobuchar, a former White House rival also being vetted by Biden's team, would have the opposite effect.
Chinese Graduation Students May be Next Hit by US-China Tensions
Four administration officials say President Donald Trump is currently considering a months-old proposal to revoke the visas of Chinese students affiliated with educational institutions in China that are linked to the People's Liberation Army or Chinese in...
'Spoke on April 4': Govt Sources Say No Recent Contact Between Modi, Trump After US Prez's Claim
India on Wednesday said it was engaged with China to peacefully resolve the border row, in a carefully crafted reaction to Trump's offer to arbitrate between the two Asian giants to settle their decades-old dispute.
US FDA Finds High Levels of Carcinogen in Diabetes Drug Metformin
The agency is reaching out to companies whose drugs had N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) over accepted levels and will take appropriate action.
US Ends Waivers for Nations in Iran Nuclear Deal, Gives 60-day Allowance to Firms to Wrap Up Ops
The United States will notably do away with the waivers that allowed the modification of the heavy water reactor in Arak, which prevented it from using plutonium for military use, as well as the export of spent and scrap research reactor fuel.
Aasia Bibi's Brother-in-law Murdered in Pakistan, Police Say No Links With Blasphemy Case
According to the FIR, filed by Younas Masih's brother George Masih, the wife of the deceased and her paramour are the prime suspects in this case.
After Entering Virus-driven Recession with Biggest Drop, France GDP Set to Fall 'Around 20%' in 2nd Quarter
France's national statistics agency INSEE said that activity was resuming 'prudently' after lockdown measures were eased and that while consumer spending was rebounding consumer confidence slid a bit further.
US Warns Nevada Governor About In-person Worship Llimits
Steve Sisolak, the head of the Justice Department's civil rights division took issue with the first phase of Sisolak's guidelines for restarting economic and social activity in the state.