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‘Legendary’ Heralds Loud, Proud Ball Culture

Microsoft Joins Amazon, IBM in Pausing Face Scans for Police

NASA Awards Contract to Deliver Robot Rover to Moon

Zoom Temporarily Suspends Account After Hosting Tiananmen Square Anniversary Event

Anna Wintour Apologizes for Race-Related ‘Mistakes’ at Vogue

US Officially Tops 2 Million Total Coronavirus Cases

Stolen Banksy Honoring Bataclan Victims Found in Italy

Thousands Sick from COVID-19 in Homes for Disabled

Amazon Bans Police Use of its Face Recognition for a Year

Oscars Board Elects ‘Selma’ Director as Diversity Increases

NASCAR Bans Confederate Flag From Races, Properties

Cairo Film Festival’s Art Director Resigns Amid Controversy

Grammys Make Awards Changes, Address Conflicts of Interest

Republican Senators Push FCC to Act on Trump Social Media Order

China’s Computers Run on Microsoft Windows: Are They Vulnerable to US Pressure?

The Doctor Will (Not) See You Now: Deepfakes at the Therapist’s Office 

Bon Appetit’s top Editor Resigns After Offensive Photo

World Athletics’ Ex-Chief Lamine Diack Goes on Trial in Paris

Heir to South Korea’s Samsung Empire Avoids Jail

Cristobal to Merge With New Storm System After Lashing South

UN Provides $40 Million in Response to New Ebola Outbreak, Other Emergencies in DR Congo

Google Maps to Alert Users About COVID-19-Related Travel Restrictions

Viewers Refute Myth That Black US Films, TV are Poor Exports

WHO: Spread From People Without Symptoms Is Rare

NASCAR Vows to do Better Job Addressing Racial Injustice

Iranians Told to Wear Masks as Virus Toll Mounts

K-Pop Fans Show Organizing Prowess with Black Lives Matter Activism

Head of Samsung Conglomerate Facing New Legal Jeopardy

Live Music-and-Dance Party, But COVID Era-Style

Virginia NGO Provides Computer Lessons To Low-Income Immigrants

How Messaging Technology is Helping Fuel Global Protests

Netflix to Remove Show That Sparked Outrage Among Haitian Americans

Reddit Co-Founder Leaves Board, Urges Black Replacement

Comic Strips Thank Front-Line COVID-19 Workers

Vietnam Saves Animals in 35% of Wildlife Crimes Reported, NGO Says

Black Birdwatchers Face Racism Too

Oil Spill in Russia Draws Criticism from Putin, Sparks Investigation

Climate Change Reaches New Heights: WMO   

Wear Masks in Public Says WHO, in Update of COVID-19 Advice

Lancet Retracts Study on Safety of Malaria Drugs for Coronavirus

NASA Monitoring ‘Near-Earth’ Asteroid to Pass by Saturday

Telehealth Expansion Could Become Permanent Post-Pandemic

Meghan Speaks Out on Racial Divisions in US

ER Visits for Non-Coronavirus Illnesses Plunged in April, CDC Says

Silicon Valley Entrepreneurs Reach Out to Help Venezuela

Doctors Kept Close Eye on Trump’s Use of Malaria Drug

Turkey, Russia Cooperate on Virus Vaccine

UK Study Tests Form of Ibuprofen as Coronavirus Treatment

Ethiopian Diaspora Champions Digital Apps in Fight Against COVID

Tech Advocacy Group’s Lawsuit Says Trump’s Order on Social Media Is Unconstitutional

Social Media, Music World Go Dark for Black Out Tuesday

Music Industry Pauses for ‘Black Out Tuesday’

Facebook Staffers Walk Out Saying Trump’s Posts Should be Reined in

Nigerian E-health Start-up Improving Access to Quick Malaria Testing During Pandemic

Forest Losses Increased in 2019 to Third-Largest This Century

Music Industry Leaders Pledge to Participate in ‘Blackout’ to Show Solidarity with the Black Community

Virus-Proofing Sports Facilities Presents Big Challenge

Is Coronavirus Weakening?

WHO Confirms New Ebola Outbreak in Northwest DRC

Christo, Artist Known for Massive, Fleeting Displays, Dies at 84