Kids released by ICE could be separated from parents on Friday
More than 100 children set to be released by July 17, but a federal judge will rule on their parents release next week.
Black lives matter, 'even the ones drowning in the Mediterranean'
Europe's anti-migrant stance resulted in the deaths of thousands trying to flee persecution and conflict, analysts say.
Europe scraps data-sharing privacy agreement with US
The ruling prevents tech companies from transferring data of European citizens to the US.
Solar Orbiter gives closest photos of the Sun ever
Scientists have observed miniature solar flares, known as 'campfires', which have never been captured on film before.
UN warns over oil tanker stranded off Yemen coast for years
Both the Yemeni government and Houthi fighters lay claim to its valuable cargo and neither side is budging.
US airline industry nosedives amid COVID-19 crisis
Airlines were given a bailout worth $25bn in exchange for an agreement to not lay off workers, but that deal ends in September and one airline has already announced massive cuts.
Turkey court sentences German-Turkish journalist Yucel to jail
Deniz Yucel sentenced in absentia to jail for two years and nine months for terrorism propaganda, lawyer says.
US coronavirus cases near 3.5 million: Live updates
Florida reported the largest one-day rise in deaths since the pandemic began and its second-largest increase in cases.
Republican national convention in Florida to restrict crowd size
Republicans had already moved the event from North Carolina to Florida to avoid coronavirus restrictions on gatherings.
UK, US, Canada accuse Russia of hacking virus vaccine trials
Britain's National Cyber Security Centre made the announcement, which was coordinated with the US and Canada.
Coronavirus could cause US to lose Iraqi Kurdish region to China
Since the start of the COVID-19 crisis, China has been working to expand its influence over the KRG through medical aid.
CAR minister blasts 'inequality crisis' in coronavirus testing
Central African Republic still waiting for testing supplies ordered via the WHO, says health minister.
Comets, oceans and bubble wrap: Rebuilding after the pandemic
As rare comet blazes across the sky, can calls to save the environment and 'build back better' reach celestial heights?
US federal government executes second prisoner in 17 years
The execution came after legal claims over the mental fitness of the condemned were denied by the Supreme Court.
Filipino Nurses: New York's Frontliners
We explore the challenges facing immigrant Filipino nurses on the front lines of New York's battle against COVID-19.
Twitter hacking: What we know so far
Hackers broke into high-profile accounts apparently to lure people into sending money to an anonymous bitcoin account.