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Fox News contributor Trey Gowdy, former House Oversight Committee chair, weighs in on the crime surge in New York City on ‘America’s Newsroom.’ Read from Source

Authorities in Kenya's Narok county rescued the child and are searching for her father and the two men. Read from Source

Texas hospitals are on the brink of collapse, as a surge in coronavirus cases overwhelms the state's health system.Doctors in the state are ringing the bell, warning that many facilities are close to filling up, and they're already seeing shortages of a drug that's shown promise in treating the virus, the Texas Tribune reported on … Read more

Health officials are working to contain an outbreak of COVID-19 linked to a high school in the northern suburbs of Chicago. Read from Source

The president of Brazil has reportedly been bitten by an emu-like bird that he tried to feed while in coronavirus quarantine at the presidential palace.Jair Bolsonaro complained of his “horrible” isolation on Monday, saying he “can’t stand this routine of staying at home”. Read from Source

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Wednesday warned investors in two Russian natural gas pipeline projects that they could face sanctions as the Trump administration seeks to curb the Kremlin’s economic leverage over Europe and Turkey. Pompeo told a news conference that European investors in the Nord Stream 2 and a branch of the … Read more

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Wednesday the United States will support countries that believe China has violated their maritime claims in the South China Sea but suggested it would do so through diplomatic rather than military means. “We will support countries all across the world who recognize that China has violated their … Read more

After hours of emotional public testimony and a middle-of-the-night vote by Berkeley leaders, the progressive California city is moving forward with a novel proposal to replace police with unarmed civilians during traffic stops in a bid to curtail racial profiling. The City Council early Wednesday approved a police reform proposal that calls for a public … Read more

Ethiopia’s water minister denied reports Wednesday that the government had begun filling a massive hydroelectric dam that has caused severe tensions with Egypt and led some to fear military conflict. Media outlets reported the government had begun filling after Minister Sileshi Bekele confirmed to the Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation that satellite images from recent days showed … Read more

The drones are envisioned to replace the country's fleet of Reapers and come with the hope of a built-in capability for flying in unsegregated civilian airspace. Read from Source