WORLD
SOCIATY
- Cuomo expands coronavirus testing to include George Floyd protesters
- Trump to hold press conference on job numbers
- Republicans returning fire in 2020 battle for Senate
- Trump holds major campaign meetings at White House, as polls show Biden ahead
- Minneapolis City Council members aim to 'dismantle' police department, 'rethink' public safety
ARTS
- 6 Pounds and 1,600 Pages of Art Writing! New Calvin Tomkins Collection Chronicles Postwar Art in Int
- UCCA Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing Cancels Exhibition Amid Fraught Relations Between U.S. a
- Sotheby’s Withdraws Banksy Sculpture After Rival Artist Claims It Was Stolen from Him
- Hugo Boss Prize, One of the World’s Top Art Awards, Names Shortlist for 2020
- KAWS Pays $17 M. for Brooklyn Building, Contested Banksy Sculpture Withdrawn from Auction, and More:
The U.S. struggle for racial justice after the police killing of George Floyd is part of the fight against climate change and for social justice that unites us all, teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg said on Friday.
Sweden's former ambassador to China acted against the policy of the government by taking part in an unauthorized meeting in Stockholm last year aimed at freeing dissident bookseller Gui Minhai, a Swedish court heard on Friday.
Cameroon's military said on Friday that a journalist who disappeared last August in a part of the country where it is battling Anglophone separatists died in its custody weeks after he was arrested but denied that he was tortured.
The U.N. nuclear watchdog expressed serious concern on Tuesday that Iran has continued for months to deny it access to sites of interest to it, describing previous suspected activities there that could have been part of a nuclear weapons programme.
Protesters around the world took to the streets again on Friday, despite coronavirus warnings, in a wave of outrage at the death of African American George Floyd in the United States and racism against minorities in their own nations.
The European Union will not fully open internal borders before the end of June, meaning restrictions on travel to and from other countries will only start easing in July, EU Home Affairs Commissioner Ylva Johansson said on Friday.
American forces conducted two airstrikes on Taliban fighters to foil the militant group's plan to launch attacks on Afghan security forces, a U.S. military spokesman said on Friday, in a move that could hurt the peace process.
BUSINESS
HEALTH
- Season Interrupted: Vincent Esparza misses his band of brothers
- How many people in L.A. actually have the coronavirus? Why health officials still don't know
- Hillary Clinton slams Trump handling of dual crises: 'He is without shame'
- Is flying safe amid coronavirus outbreak? Guess what airlines say
- Editorial: Is there a double standard on coronavirus safety for protests?
