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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.