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Open letter comes after UN named Canada as one of the countries 'perpetuating the conflict' in Yemen with arms sales.

Mayor of London urges quick action to stop coronavirus resurgence; Myanmar's stay-at-home order for Yangon takes effect.

Protest leaders submit their demands for reforms to police as they announce a major strike in October.

Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif denounces US 'bullying' hours before unilateral US deadline to reimpose sanctions.

WHO-backed COVAX will pool resources to purchase and distribute future vaccines; Protesters hit new UK lockdown order.

National Council of Canadian Muslims says fatal stabbing of man outside a Toronto-area mosque has shaken the community.

Ginsburg died of metastatic pancreas cancer at her home in Washington, DC, the court said in a statement.

Former model Amy Dorris says Trump groped her outside a bathroom in his VIP box at the US Open tennis tournament in NYC.

FBI director Christopher Wray says Moscow is interfering in US elections with 'a steady drumbeat of misinformation'.

US National Hurricane Center describes 'historic and catastrophic' flooding as hundreds of thousands lose power.

A UN investigation alleges Venezuelan authorities have used arbitrary killings and torture to undermine human rights.

Federal appeals court hears a closely watched case challenging the use of race as a factor in US college admissions.

Dozens have died and thousands are displaced as residents of Oregon, Washington and California face historic wildfires.

Leftist AMLO has requested that the Senate vote on possible trials for his five centrist, right-wing predecessors.

Mayor Lovely Warren says Rochester police had a 'pervasive problem' of having a badge-first attitude.

TPS provides hundreds of thousands the right to live and work in the US, based on events in their home countries.

A clause in the UAE-Bahrain accords with Israel leaves 'door wide open' to Jewish prayer at holy site, analysts say.

India records over 94,000 cases in just one day; Europe reporting a resurgence as Greece prepares to reopen schools.

A growing number of cookbooks have been translated into English, helping bring old foods to new palates.

Joseph Scott Pemberton was found guilty of killing Jennifer Laude outside a former US Navy base northwest of Manila.