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• Police Arrests Surgeon For Murdering His Wife After Her Remains Were Found Near Their Home
• People With Lung Conditions Should Desist From Wearing Face Masks If It Makes It Hard To Breathe, Experts Warns
• Bill Gates Foundation Denies Offering Lawmakers $10m Bribe To Pass Controversial Infectious Disease Bill
• Donald Trump’s Letter To Tedros Adhanom, WHO Director-General
• Married Babysitter Jailed For Having Sex With 13-Year-Old Boy And Keeping His Baby
• South Sudan Vice President, Wife Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Germany’s Confirmed Coronavirus Cases Rise By 513 To 175,210: RKI
• Brazilian Doctors Medevac Indigenous COVID-19 Cases To Amazon City
• China Reports Six New Coronavirus Cases, Including One In Wuhan
• Mexico Begins Reopening Despite Coronavirus Onslaught Fears
• Libyan Forces Aligned With Tripoli Government Capture Key Air Base
• Sofia Richie Sparks Breakup Rumors With Scott Disick As She’s Pictured With New Mystery Man (Photos)
• Israel’s Alexander River Turns Red With Blood ‘like Biblical Plague Of Egypt’
• Meagan Good Responds As She’s Called “Ungodly” For Wearing A Bikini Despite Being Pastor’s Wife
• Northern Ireland Eases Restrictions, Ireland DEATHS At Seven-Week Low
• Israel’s Outgoing Defence Minister Says Iran Starting To Withdraw From Syria
• Spain’s King And Economy Minister At Event Over Lockdown Limit
• Amid ‘Some Calm’, U.N. Envoy Urges U.S., Russia Push For Syria Peace
• Online Child Sex Abuse Rises With COVID-19 Lockdowns – Europol
• U.S. Envoy To Hold Talks With Taliban, Afghan Officials
• Cafes And Churches Open In Italy And Greece – Spain Eyes Summer Reboot
• U.S. Savages WHO As It Promises Pandemic Review, But China Pledges $2 Billion
• Ghanaian Female Singers , Sister Afia & Freda Rhymz Nearly Fought In Public
• Catholic Priest Shoots Water Gun Filled With Holy Water To Bless Church Goers
• “Avoid Sexual Intercourse For 30 Days Or Risk Spreading Virus” – Recovered Coronavirus Patients Warned
• Facebook Is Buying GIF Company Giphy For $400 Million
• New Zealand To Roll Out ‘Digital Diary’ App To Help PEOPLE Track Movements
• Malaysia’s King Upholds PM’s Appointment As Opposition Mounts Challenge
• Australians Urged To Avoid Rush Hour Virus Crush In Return To Work
• Britain’s Rail Network Adds More Trains Amid Crowding Worries
• Israeli Settler Found Guilty Of Murder In Arson Attack On Palestinian Family
• Japan PM’s Bid To Delay Prosecutors’ Retirement Hits Snag After Backlash
• One Crew Member Dead As Canadian Forces’ Snowbirds Jet Crashes In British Columbia
• Hong Kong Legislature To Push Ahead With China Anthem Bill After Chaotic Scuffles
• Pompeo Warns China Over Interference With U.S. Journalists In Hong Kong
• Bethany Lartigue Death: How Bethany Lartigue Died In Carl Crawford’s Pool
• Jet From Canadian Air Force Exhibition Team Crashes – CBC
• Bolsonaro Snaps Photos With Kids At Brazil Protest Defying Health Advice
• US Investigates Nigerian Fraudster Ring For Fake Unemployment Claims
• How Bethany Lartigue Death In Carl Crawford’s Pool Happened
• Couple Celebrates 15th Wedding Anniversary With Their 11 Children (See Beautiful Family Photos)
• Afghan President And Rival Strike Power-sharing Deal After Months Of Feuding
• Netanyahu’s New Israeli Government Approved, Eyes West Bank Annexations
• In Mexico, One Of World’s Biggest Food Markets Stirs Unease About Infections
• Madagascar Records First COVID-19 Death
• UK Coronavirus Death Toll Rises By 170, Lowest Increase Since March
• Malaysia Reports 22 New Coronavirus Cases, No New Deaths
• Indonesia Reports 489 New Coronavirus Vases, 59 New Deaths
• Afghan President, Rival Close In On Power-sharing Deal
• China’s Ambassador To Israel Found Dead In Tel Aviv Home – Police
• Spain’s Daily Coronavirus Death Toll Below 100 For First Time In Two Months
• After Weeks Of Lockdown, Overjoyed Greeks Return To Church
• South Korea Reports Single Digit Domestic Coronavirus Cases
• Japan COVID-19 Doctors Lack Fresh Masks, Hazard Pay – Union Survey
• Thailand Reports Three New Coronavirus Cases, No Additional Deaths
• New Zealand’s Ardern Turned Away From Cafe Under Coronavirus Rules
• Brazil Passes Italy And Spain In Confirmed Coronavirus Cases
• Mexico Registers 47,144 Cases Of Coronavirus And 5,045 Deaths
• China Reports FIVE New Coronavirus Cases, Down From Eight A Day Earlier
• Spain Plans Last Emergency Decree Extension As Protests Break Out
• British Police Arrest 19 At London Protest Against Social Distancing
• Trump Says He Is Considering Restoring Some Funding To WHO, No Decision Made
• Rwanda Genocide Suspect Kabuga Arrested In France After Decades On The Run
• Europe Sees Two Deaths, Multiple Cases Of COVID-linked Syndrome In Children
• Brazil Loses New Health Minister As Bolsonaro Grabs Reins In Coronavirus Crisis
• Ultra-nationalist Party Stages Anti-government Protest In Sofia
• Russia Reports 9,200 New Coronavirus Infections
• Ghanaian Nurse Who Twerked In Her Uniform Declared Wanted By Nurses Association
• Impoverished Burundi, Battered By Violence And Coronavirus, Gears Up For Elections
• Caught In India’s Lockdown, 23 Migrants Die In Truck Crash Going Home
• Slovakia Lifts Last Roma Settlement Quarantine
• Germany’s Confirmed Coronavirus Cases Rise By 620 To 173,772: RKI
• Thailand Reports No New Coronavirus Cases, No Additional Deaths
• Residents Of Bogota Slum Facing Eviction Despite Quarantine
• Colombia To Work Together With Hard-hit Brazil To Fight Coronavirus On Border – Duque
• As Australia Slowly Relaxes Lockdown, Victoria Battles COVID-19 Clusters
• China Reports Eight New COVID-19 Cases, Up From Four A Day Earlier
• India’s Coronavirus Infections Surpass China, But Contagion Slowing
• Crowds At Wuhan Clinics Fear Coronavirus Testing Could Rekindle Disease
• Namibian President Cuts Ministers’ Perks In Coronavirus Fight
• Keenly-watched COVID-19 Vaccine ‘Won’t Be Expensive’, Developer Says
• Caught in Trump-China feud, WHO leader under siege
• Georgian President Pardons Two Opposition Politicians
• Italy’s Beauty Sector Hopes Coronavirus Doesn’t Crack The Mirror
• Spain Quarantines Overseas Travellers As Coronavirus Death Toll Pace Slows
• Trump Says Doesn’t Want To Talk To Xi, Could Even Cut China Ties
• Chinese Envoy Says U.S. Undermining Global Economy, Virus Fight
• U.S. Health Secretary Expresses Confidence In Abbott’s Fast COVID-19 Test
• UK, EU Demand Each Other Give Ground In Trade Talks Or Risk No Deal
• Brutal Afghan Attacks Highlight Limitations Of U.S.-Taliban Deal
• Fearing Second Wave, China’s Wuhan Ramps Up Coronavirus Tests
• Lovers Kept Apart By Coronavirus Reunited As Border Fence Comes Down
• Meet The Baby Which Survived After Being Shot Twice By Terrorists Inside A Hospital
• Cardi B Sends Special Message To 2020 Graduates Amids Coronavirus Pandemic
• Jeff Bezos Could Become World’s First Trillionaire In Six Years
• Sickening Photos Show Brutal Injuries YouTuber Vitaly Zdorovetskiy Allegedly Inflicted On A Woman Accusing Him Of Attacking Her
• Slovenia Declares End Of Coronavirus Epidemic
• Serious Drama As Controversial Ghanaian Pastor, Bishop Obinim Gets Arrested By Police
• Two Skydivers Fall From The Sky After Their Parachutes Got Entangled Mid-Air
• Country Announces Five-Year Ban On Buying Cars For Politicians