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United States Records Highest Single-day Spike of 40,000 New Covid-19 Cases
While the increase is believed to reflect, in part, greatly expanded testing, experts say there is ample evidence the virus is making a comeback, including rising deaths and hospitalizations in parts of the country.
Sanofi Planning to Cut up to 1,680 Jobs in Europe over 3 Years
A source said Sanofi would be focusing on efficiency gains through increased digitalisation and IT outsourcing.
UK Will Have to Side with US over Huawei Issue, Says Former PM Tony Blair
British officials are currently reviewing how best to securely deploy Huawei equipment in the country's 5G networks, after granting the Chinese firm a limited role in January.
England's Covid-19 Test and Trace System Fails to Reach Quarter of Positive Cases, Says Health Dept
Of 6,923 people who had their case transferred to the contact-tracing system in its third week of operation, 1,791, or 25.9%, could not be reached, with no contact details provided for a further 263 people.
Researchers Lower Forecast for US Covid-19 Deaths Even as Cases Climb
The new IHME worst-case forecast – 179,106 U.S. lives lost by Oct. 1 – was revised downward from the 201,000 deaths projected on June 15.
'Unilateral Provocation': China Says India Violated Consensus, Caused Galwan Valley Clash
The Indian actions violated a consensus between the two countries and were a unilateral provocation, the Chinese ministry said.
'...And Yet': As Fears of 2nd Virus Wave Grow, UN Chief 'Frustrated' at Lack of Global Cooperation
The secretary-general said coordinating political, economic and social responses to the fallout from COVID-19 including job losses, increasing violence and human rights being violated will also help mitigate the impact of the pandemic.
Trump Says Protesters Will be ‘Met with Serious Force’, Twitter Puts 'Threat' Warning on His Tweet
Twitter users, including Trump's supporters, will be unable to retweet the offending tweet due to the measure.
US Coronavirus Task Force Members Say Trump Has Not Asked Them to Slow Testing
Trump has repeatedly said that better US testing has led to a higher number of identified coronavirus cases across the country, and at a political rally on Saturday he said he had asked for a slowdown in testing.
China to Run Human Coronavirus Vaccine Trial in UAE due to Lack of New Patients at Home
China National Biotec Group (CNBG) has won approval to run a large-scale "Phase 3" clinical trial of its novel coronavirus vaccine candidate in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the company said.
Coronavirus Cases Surge Worldwide as Many Nations Ease Lockdowns, Global Tally Crosses 90 Lakh
India has been recording about 15,000 new infections each day, and some states Tuesday were considering fresh lockdown measures to try to halt the spread of the virus in the nation of more than 1.3 billion.
Brazil on Number 2, India Races to Take 3rd Spot as Global Coronavirus Cases Top 9 Million
The United States leads the world with the highest number of infections, at about 2.2 million or 25% of all reported cases.
Britain Declares Stabbing Spree Which Left 3 People Dead an Act of 'Terrorism'
The police said three people were also seriously injured and a 25-year-old resident of the historic town 60 kilometres (35 miles) west of London was detained.
One Killed, 11 People Wounded in Minneapolis Shooting: Police
Images streamed live to Facebook showed at least one person lying on the pavement as dozens gather around Minneapolis some screaming for medical help.
Trump Says in Good Health, Will 'Let You Know' if Any Problems
US President Donald Trump had appeared to be showing signs of fatigue at a recent graduation ceremony.
Hong Kong Unions, Students Fail to Get Support for Strikes Against Security Law
After a year of often-violent unrest, anti-government demonstrations have lost momentum due to a higher risk of arrest, with recent rallies failing to receive police approval due to coronavirus.