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Loyal dog stays at Wuhan hospital 3 months after owner dies of coronavirus A dog in Wuhan who waited three months in a hospital after its owner died from the coronavirus, has recently been given to a pet shelter, Tuesday reports say.

Russia building stealth bomber capable of carrying hypersonic weapons, report says Russia reportedly has started work on a stealth bomber capable of carrying hypersonic weapons. 

Russian 'camouflaged' fighter jets deployed to Libya to back rebel airstrikes on capital: US military The U.S. military announced Tuesday that Russian fighter jets have deployed to Libya to support Moscow’s private military contractors against the United Nations-backed government in Tripoli.

UK minister quits in letter to Johnson over top adviser’s actions during coronavirus lockdown A United Kingdom government minister resigned Tuesday after hearing Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s top adviser, Dominic Cummings, defend his 260-mile trip from London during the country’s coronavirus lockdown while showing symptoms of the virus.

Russian prosecutors seek 18-year sentence for US Marine veteran Paul Whelan Paul's brother, David Whelan, speaks out on 'America's Newsroom.'

World Health Organization continues to lavish China with praise for handling of coronavirus crisis WHO officials renewed their praise for China and its handling of the coronavirus pandemic, citing Beijing's "openness" to the prospect of scientific inquires involving foreign experts into the origins of the contagion. 

Wuhan police raid pastor's home, pull him away during Christian Zoom event: watchdog A Christian pastor in Wuhan, China -- where the coronavirus outbreak originated -- was pulled away by police Saturday during an evangelism event on Zoom, according to a Christian persecution watchdog.

China says US pushing relationship to 'brink of a new Cold War' Reaction and analysis from Arizona Republican Sen. Martha McSally.

WHO warns of 'second peak' of COVID-19 as infections surge across Latin America The U.S. prepares to temporarily ban travel from Brazil to limit the spread of coronavirus; Gillian Turner reports.

Canadian coronavirus restrictions limiting protesters makes it a ‘great time’ to build oil pipeline, minister says A Canadian politician says now is a “great time” to push forward on building a controversial oil pipeline because coronavirus prevention measures are limiting the size of protests. 

Cargo ship loses 'about 40 containers' in rough seas off Australia, surgical masks begin washing ashore Surgical masks have been reported to be washing up on Australia's east coast after a cargo ship lost dozens of containers during heavy seas over the weekend, according to officials. 

Coronavirus is just 'tip of iceberg,' Chinese researcher cautions China’s “bat woman” researcher warns that the deadly coronavirus surfacing now is “just the tip of the iceberg” in terms of what humans may soon face without a global effort to prevent similar infectious outbreaks.

Spain to reopen country to international tourists in July as coronavirus outbreak winds down, PM says Spanish officials will begin reopening the country to international tourists on July 1, ending a mandatory two-week quarantine for incoming travelers, according to the prime minister. 

Boris Johnson defends UK adviser accused of violating quarantine while showing coronavirus symptoms British Prime Minister Boris Johnson defended his chief adviser, Dominic Cummings, who said in a statement Monday that he did not regret driving 260 miles from London during the country’s coronavirus lockdown.

Protests escalate in Hong Kong over China's proposed new national security laws 120 protesters are arrested in weekend protests; Benjamin Hall reports.

China warns US against sparking Cold War Wang Yi, the Chinese foreign minister, said Sunday that the U.S. should “give up on its wishful thinking of changing China” and avoid bringing the two countries to a “new Cold War.”

British PM aide Dominic Cummings faces possible police investigation over alleged coronavirus lockdown breaches, report says Cummings has been sighted in three separate locations away from his London home during the national lockdown.

UK researchers warn of only '50 percent' success for COVID vaccine trial The optimism over the speedy development of a vaccine might be premature.

Hong Kong police fire tear gas, water canon as pro-democracy supporters protest new China law Police in Hong Kong fired tear gas and a water canon at protesters Sunday as thousands rallied in the streets against China’s move to impose a new national security law on the semi-autonomous city.

Alligator rumored to have been Hitler's, survived WWII bombing in Berlin, dies in Moscow Zoo at 84 An alligator once rumored to have belonged to Nazi leader Adolf Hitler has died at the Moscow Zoo.

US military holds live-fire training in Persian Gulf following Iran encounters The U.S. military showcased its "awesome firepower" last week in the Persian Gulf, officials said, the same day it warned vessels in the Mideast against approaching within 100 yards of its warships after encounters with Iranian gunboats.

Hong Kong police fired tear gas and a water cannon at protesters in a popular shopping district on Sunday, as thousands took to the streets to march against China’s proposed tough national security legislation for the city. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/3c0jUUG

Kim Jong Un makes appearance in public for first time since May 1, state media says North Korean leader Kim Jong Un made his first public appearance in over three weeks Saturday, hosting a military meeting, according to state media reports.

Coronavirus cases in Africa top 100,000 as WHO says virus is on a 'different pathway' The coronavirus has reached every African country, infecting more than 100,000 people, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced Friday.

Russia's Putin pushes for 'war history,' 'patriotism' courses in schools Russian President Vladimir Putin has submitted legislation that would add “patriotism” and “war history” to Russia’s required education.

Eric Shawn: China should pay Sen. Josh Hawley pushes to let Americans file lawsuits against Beijing for the damage caused by the coronavirus.

US dependence on Chinese imports posing potential threat on national security, think tank says A new report by a British think tank shows that the U.S. is strategically dependent on China for 414 categories of imports, of which 114 service its critical national infrastructure -- and in some cases, these could pose a national security risk.

A private memorial service will be live-streamed on May 29 to celebrate the life and legacy of Christian evangelist and apologist Ravi Zacharias. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/3bZjPQU

Government leaders in India were issued a stern warning recently from the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) in their annual report on the state of religious freedom around the world. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/3bS51n7

Benjamin Netanyahu corruption trial - everything you need to know Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trial for three corruption cases will begin on Sunday,  more than two months after Israel's unprecedented third election in less than a year, which ended inconclusively and led to  the formation of a unity government. Netanyahu is the first sitting Israeli prime minister to go on trial.

China moves to tighten reins on Hong Kong Chinese crackdown on Hong Kong rights sparks outrage; analysis from Fox News senior strategic analyst Gen. Jack Keane.

Lockdown measures have kept nearly 80 million children from receiving preventive vaccines The coronavirus pandemic has enforced stay-at-home orders that are putting young children at risk of contracting measles, polio and diphtheria according to a Friday report by the World Health Organization (WHO).

2 ISIS 'regional' leaders killed during raid in Syria: coalition Two regional Islamic State (ISIS) leaders were killed earlier this week during a joint operation between Syrian and coalition forces in northeast Syria, coalition forces said Friday.

French paraglider films the terrifying moment he gets tangled midair A near-death experience captured on film by an extreme sportsman.

WHO: South America 'effectively' new epicenter for coronavirus The number of daily new cases continues to increase in countries across the continent.

James Carafano on Iran’s threat to Israel: ‘It comes across like Hitler in the bunker’ Ayatollah Khamenei threatened the destruction of Israel on Twitter. Fox News spoke with Lt. Col. James Caravan about Iran’s threats.

Meth found hidden in coronavirus mask and sanitizer packages in Australia Canadian drug smugglers used the coronavirus pandemic to smuggle methamphetamine in shipments of medical face masks and large bottles of hand sanitizer.

Bank president, second survivor are pulled from wreckage of Pakistan plane crash New footage and images show the incredible moment that survivors were pulled from the airplane crash in Pakistan.

While the rest of the world is focused on fighting a deadly pandemic, China has launched another communist power grab. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/36nWuap

Pompeo condemns China’s law as ‘death knell’ for Hong Kong, warns of economic hardship Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Friday slammed efforts by China to enact national security legislation in Hong Kong, claiming that such a move would be a "death knell" for the Chinese territory and warned it could impact the economic relationship Hong Kong has with the United States.

Vatican issues guidance on cleaning as churches reopen: 'New reality' As Catholic churches begin to reopen amid the coronavirus, the Vatican released guidelines for cleaning churches and sacred objects for the "new reality."

A church in Kenya has taken its services on the road, travelling to apartment blocks and performing sermons and music from the street below, allowing people to attend church while being able to maintain social distancing rules brought in to tackle the new coronavirus pandemic. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2ZsS68B

Recovery from Cyclone Amphan begins after storm ravages Indian, Bangladeshi coast Authorities began clearing roads and assessing damage on Friday after Cyclone Amphan barreled through coastal communities in eastern India and neighboring Bangladesh, killing more than 100 people and leaving millions displaced.

Former BP employee sacked for using Hitler meme to mock management wins case Australia dismissed an attempt by BP to fire an employee over a meme.

Plane crashes in Pakistan with 107 on board, many feared dead A Pakistan International Airlines plane with 99 passengers and eight crew members crashed into a residential area of the city of Karachi, Pakistan, on Friday morning.

Peruvian mayor poses as corpse to avoid arrest for flouting coronavirus lockdown, reports say The mayor of a town in Peru posed as a dead coronavirus victim — by lying in a coffin while wearing a face mask — to avoid being arrested for violating lockdown rules that he should have been helping enforce, according to reports.

O'Brien: US ready to act if China violates human rights in Hong Kong National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien weighs in on escalating tensions with China.

East Africa fears 'triple threat' from coronavirus, floods and locusts Countries across East Africa and the Horn of Africa are witnessing a “triple threat” from overlapping disasters as the coronavirus, locusts and flooding inundate communities across the region.

China proposes controversial Hong Kong 'security' law The Chinese government will review new "national security" legislation in Hong Kong after two years of pro-democracy protests in an effort to employ control over the semi-autonomous city, a spokesperson for China’s parliament said Thursday.

In the Chinese government's continuing effort to crush Christianity inside its borders, teachers are now being told to renounce their faith or face the consequences. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2ynJPYF

Heartbreaking Mexico photo shows dog standing over owner murdered on street A loyal dog stood guard over its owner after the man was gunned down on a street in Mexico Monday morning, according to media reports.

Hungary to close border transit zones, move hundreds of asylum-seekers Hungary on Thursday announced it will shut down the transit zones holding hundreds of asylum seekers along its southern border to comply with the European Union’s top court.

Iran picks cyber fight with Israel as both sides target critical infrastructure The simmering cyber conflict between Iran and Israel reached a boiling point this week, as the two enemies have been going tit-for-tat in an effort to quietly take down critical infrastructure in that security analysts dub something of an electronic cold war.

Several years ago, Lee Strobel — the famed atheist-turned-Christian journalist — interviewed the late apologist Ravi Zacharias for one of his own books. Following his death, Strobel is lauding the beloved Christian thinker as a “defender of the faith,” a “cultural prophet,” and a “fearless” leader. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2LKYJvb

In 2013, I finally did meet Ravi in Bangalore, India at a gathering of Christian leaders. More than his accolades of honorary doctorates, countless books and meetings with kings, sheiks, and presidents, it was his humility and availability that most impacted me that day and in the years that followed. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2zT8Knf

Mexican nurses on coronavirus front lines targeted in 'virtual kidnapping,' extortion plot: officials Fourteen health care workers who had come to Mexico City, the worst-hit part of the country by the coronavirus pandemic, suffered a so-called “virtual kidnapping” last week, forcing authorities to respond to the hotels where they were staying in order to ensure their safety, Mexican officials said Wednesday.

China starts delayed congress, with dig at US — as Xi refuses to wear a mask Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday kicked off his country's most important political event of the year with a silent tribute to victims of coronavirus - one he made without wearing a mask. 

Tower of London lies empty amid coronavirus with famous beefeaters cut off in isolation The Tower of London lies practically empty because of coronavirus. Fox News was given a rare look inside.