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It was not immediately clear what Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff U.S. Army Gen. Mark Milley would be tasked with.

One week after they released their first-ever collaboration, Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande debut their new smash “Rain on Me” at No. 1 on the Hot 100, giving both artists another win on the all-genre tally.

State officials say duplicative and fragmented requests are sapping their resources.

You'll have to wait a bit longer for a first glimpse of the PlayStation 5. And you know what? That's totally fine.

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Protestors have been taking to the streets in New York and around the U.S. to protest the police killing of unarmed black Minneapolis man George Floyd, and on Monday, June 1, Governor Cuomo announced a curfew would go into effect in New York City.

New mugshots of Derek Chauvin were released after he was moved to a maximum security prison on June 1. The former Minneapolis cop was charged with the murder of George Floyd on May 29.

Wargaming In A Pandemic Thomas Gordon | War On The Rocks | 1st June 2020 Much to think about here. Wargaming works better when forced into remote mode by a pandemic. The US Marine Corps’ Staff College reports happily on this year’s “capstone exercise”,

Zscaler Inc. shares closed above $100 for the first time Monday on a second day of record highs, as the cloud-based cybersecurity company reaped the benefits from COVID-19-related work-from-home trends.

In a call with the country’s governors about the ongoing protests against the killing of George Floyd, President Trump advocated for “retribution” against protesters, calling them “terrorists,” “anarchists” and “radicals.”

Shawn Dromgoole posted on social media that as a black man, he was afraid to walk around his own neighborhood alone. "The fear of not returning alive to my family kept me on my front porch," he wrote in the heartbreaking post. Almost immediately, he got a flood of responses from neighbors who wanted to join him for a walk – and dozens did.

African Americans are 40% less likely to own their homes than whites. And blacks are more likely to hold jobs that put them at risk of the coronavirus. The civil unrest follows decades of inequality.

Police brutality has sparked days of civil unrest. But the sparks have landed in a tinderbox built over decades of economic inequality, now exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic.

TSB is launching a grants programme ‘TSB Good Stuff’ to help support Kiwis driving positive change for New Zealand as the country recovers from the impact of COVID-19. TSB Good Stuff is a kickstarter fund to help New Zealanders realise big ideas which ...

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – A group pushing for the end of sentence enhancements for nonviolent offenses is one step closer to having its state question placed on an Oklahoma ballot. In December, Oklahomans for Sentencing Reform announced the launch of the ‘Yes on 805’ campaign and a 90-day signature collection period for State Question 805. […]

The Football Association updated its guidance for English clubs on Monday after the government announced further easing of lockdown measures.

US federal agencies reported 28,581 cyber-security incidents in 2019, down by 8% from 31,107 in 2018.

Trump talks to Putin, then says other countries are laughing at us for being weak.

The Metropolitan Opera season is getting shorter, along with some of its shows

Social media's favorite husband & husband duo, Brad Goreski & Gary Janetti have a show coming to HBO Max! Brad spoke to HL & revealed what we can expect!

Hair salons, in-store retail and outdoor dining are set to reopen in New Jersey later this month as the state gradually lifts its coronavirus lockdown, officials announced Monday. The Garden State will reach Stage 2 of its recovery plan on Monday, June 15, Gov. Phil Murphy said. That means dining outside and non-essential shopping can...

The memo cites “previous incidents of domestic terrorists exploiting First Amendment-protected events” as one reason for DHS’ concern of additional targeted violence.

Marion Bartoli cited Roger Federer's earnings of $100m to draw attention to challenges faced by lower-ranked players.

Foderingham made 130 appearances in his first three seasons at Ibrox but only 13 in two campaigns under Steven Gerrard who the stopper says told him he wasn't "his type of person"