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China Warns UN as Human Rights Chief Seeks to Inspect Xinjiang
United Nations official Michelle Bachelet said she was seeking "meaningful access" to Xinjiang amid continued reports of "serious human rights violations."
John Bolton Blasts Biden Reviving Iran Nuclear Deal As 'Dangerous Fantasy'
The former national security advisor told Newsmax that the current Biden administration does not realize how "flawed" the deal is.
China Says U.S. Blackmailing Them Into Cooperating With COVID Origins Probe
National security adviser Jake Sullivan said Beijing risked being shunned by the international community if it failed to cooperate in the next phase of the WHO's efforts to trace the origins of the coronavirus.
Feng Shui Expert Reveals How to Furnish Any Room and Why the Command Position Is Key
Architect Cliff Tan stresses that the most important thing to understand is a room only needs to look good from one position—the doorway.
China Decries U.S. 'Interference' for Donating Vaccines to Taiwan
After the U.S. expedited its donation of vaccines to Taiwan over the weekend, China's Foreign Ministry called it a "political maneuver" that interferes in its "internal affairs."
Vladimir Putin Accuses U.S. Of Organizing Coup in Ukraine
The Russian president criticized NATO expansion and accused the U.S. and Europe of being behind the 2014 ousting of Ukraine's then-President, Viktor Yanukovich.
Kim Jong Un's Sister Says Joe Biden Faces Disappointment Over North Korea Dialog Hopes
Kim Yo Jong said the U.S.. had "wrong" expectations after national security adviser Jake Sullivan expressed optimism for over talks with Pyongyang.
Cuban Migration to Florida at Its Highest Since Obama Administration
There are a myriad of factors that play into the migration of Cubans seeking to leave their country and trek across water about 90-120 miles north to freedom.
Hong Kong Police Arrest Man After Passerby Sees 'Liberate' Banner on His Drying Rack
The banner's slogan, "Liberate Hong Kong; revolution of our times," is in violation of Hong Kong's national security law.
Herd of Elephants Seen Making Cross-Country Journey
The group of Asian elephants made a 300-mile journey from their home on a nature preserve. Unfortunately, the elephants left significant destruction in their wake, and experts are not sure what caused the migration.
Netanyahu Says 'Dangerous' New Government in Israel Will Tell U.S. Before Attacking Iran
"When it comes to matters of our security, our very survival, I've always reserved the right to act on our own without informing our American friends," the former prime minister said.
What Pride Means to the World's LGBTQ+ Refugees
As America celebrates the month of Pride, LGBTQ+ refugees from across the world share their experiences and what it means to be Proud.
U.S. Has Shared Fewer Than 10 Million Vaccines Despite Biden's 80 Million Goal
Officials said that U.S. and legal, logistical and regulatory requirements of the receiving countries are causing a slowdown in the distribution.
Couple Share Finds From Their 1907 House Renovation Including Old Christmas Presents
The house, in the U.K., was so filthy it appeared on a British TV program called "How Clean Is Your House."
Ship That Sunk Carrying 25 Tons of Chemicals Caused 'Significant Damage' to Planet
A U.N. representative in Sri Lanka said the chemicals released by the X-Press Pearl sinking caused "significant damage." "An environmental emergency of this nature causes significant damage to the planet by the release of hazardous substances into the ecosystem," Hanaa Singer-Hamdy said.
North Korea Likely Culprit in Cyberattack on South Korea's Atomic Energy Institute
North Korean hacking group Kimsuky was one of the IP addresses tracked by an analysis following the cyberattack on the Korean Atomic Energy Research Institute.
Man Finds Python Wrapped Around Car Engine
The two-minute clip shows the reptile enthusiast battling to gently grab hold of the snake as the python wriggles and twists inside the hood of the car.
EU Ramps up Sanctions on Belarus' Lukashenko in Wake of Forced Ryanair Plane Landing
EU sanctions against Lukashenko, also known as Europe's last dictator, have gradually increased since Lukashenko won a sixth term in the country's 2020 elections, the results of which the EU says were fraudulent.
U.S. Offers to Meet North Korea 'Anytime, Anywhere' for Talks After 'Confrontation' Threat
"We continue to hope that the DPRK will respond positively to our outreach and our offer to meet anywhere, anytime without preconditions," Kim said.
Tokyo Olympic Fans Will Not be Allowed to Cheer in Bid to Limit COVID Spread
"If there is an announcement of a state of emergency during the Games, all the options like no-spectator games will be examined," said Seiko Hashimoto, president of the Tokyo Olympic Organizing Committee.
Amazon Warehouse Undercover Video Reveals Company Destroys 'Millions' of Unsold Items
The bombshell investigation comes as the online retailer embarks on its "Prime Day," offering deals on thousands of products over June 21-22.
Iran's New President Rules Out Missile, Militia Talks in Blow to Nuclear Deal Hopes
Ebrahim Raisi, a hardline figure, has already been sanctioned by the U.S. for his involvement in the mass execution of 5,000 political prisoners in 1988.