Archeologists have found smaller geoglyphs in the southern province of Nazca.

An archeological discovery that continues to puzzle scientists in Peru

Overpopulation, pollution, and climate change are threatening water supplies worldwide. One of the culprits of water pollution is fracking – short for hydraulic fracturing. It’s a process of drilling deep into shale rock and using high-pressure water and chemicals to release the gas trapped inside. […]

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Big Story: See how Latin American is preparing itself as COVID-19 cases are skyrocketing.

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The United States and Brazil lead the world with the highest number of coronavirus cases. The U.S. now topping three million infections – just what’s behind the surge?

The Heat: COVID-19 surges in United States and Brazil

The American Hospital Association estimates the industry is facing more than $300 billion in losses due to the coronavirus this year.

U.S. hospitals in financial crisis amid COVID-19 pandemic

Many fishermen in the U.S. are suffering major losses in their business, as the coronavirus has led to a dramatic drop in exports to China and other Asian countries.

Int’l travel restrictions a blow to U.S. fishing industry

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June 11, 2020 | 6:04 pm
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June 10, 2020 | 9:13 am
India reopens as COVID-19 infections reach new high

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June 10, 2020 | 9:08 am
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June 10, 2020 | 9:06 am
Singapore converts exhibition center for recovering COVID-19 patients

he home of the Singapore airshow now houses thousands of beds at the Changi Exhibition Centre.
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COVID-19 delaying lifesaving treatment for non-COVID-19 patients

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Dragon Boat Festival spotlights tourism recovery in China

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See who’s changing their offensive logos – and who’s not

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China’s key strategies against COVID-19

At the outset of China’s COVID-19 battle, Chinese President Xi Jinping put forward the nation’s battle plan.  In a January 25th speech, he stressed the need for “confidence, solidarity, science-based approach and targeted measures” as key strategies for winning the battle.  He also sent a […]
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What does the U.S. need to do to tackle COVID-19?

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With three million coronavirus cases and a stuttering economy, how will the U.S. handle the crisis?

The Future of Saudi-Iranian relations

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The state of Saudi-Iranian relations and the how Saudi’s growing relationship with China might impact the country’s economic and political future.

World Today
U.S. ICE threatens student deportations

U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement, or ICE, recently announced new guidelines that could deny visas to thousands of international students if they only take online courses. How will the students and universities respond to this change?
How U.S. lawmakers and experts react to the Trump’s tax returns ruling

In a 7-2 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that prosecutors in New York City have the authority to subpoena financial records including tax returns from Donald Trump’s private accounting firm.   What are U.S. lawmakers and legal analysts saying about this ruling? 
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Sewage surveillance helps fight COVID-19

With COVID-19 testing very inconsistent across the U.S., health officials are looking at other methods to measure the spread of the coronavirus. Among those being drafted in​to this effort: wastewater treatment facilities. It seems the virus is very much present in raw sewage. 
Global Business
Virus widening the gulf between Americans

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. was highly polarized. New surveys suggest the pandemic is widening the gulf, especially over the science driving the U.S. handling of the outbreak. CGTN’s Owen Fairclough has more.
Experts warn of avoidable deaths linked to mental illness
Experts warn of avoidable deaths linked to mental illness

Thousands of people in the United States could die from alcoholism, drug abuse and suicide linked to the coronavirus. Mental health helplines have reported an uptick in people asking for support. Experts say there will also be a surge in avoidable deaths, if the country […]
U.S. rental car company Hertz declares bankruptcy
U.S. rental car company Hertz declares bankruptcy

One of the biggest corporate casualties of the novel coronavirus pandemic is U.S. rental car company Hertz. It declared bankruptcy after travel came to a standstill and its debt burden became too much to bear. CGTN’s Karina Huber has more.
Female winemakers resolved to ride out pandemic

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BIG STORY – Infection: COVID-19 in Latin America

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The knee of a white police officer ignites protests around the world

The death of George Floyd while in custody of Minneapolis Police triggered a wave of activism around the world.
Demonstrators gather at the Malcolm X Park in Washington D.C. to protest

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An archeological discovery that continues to puzzle scientists in Peru

Archeologists have found smaller geoglyphs in the southern province of Nazca.
A Mexican village known for its beaches calls for self-isolation

When coronavirus showed up in Mexico, locals acted ahead of government authorities and decided to close the beach town of Sayulita.
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Overpopulation, pollution, and climate change are threatening water supplies worldwide. One of the culprits of water pollution is fracking – short for hydraulic fracturing. It’s a process of drilling deep into shale rock and using high-pressure water and chemicals to release the gas trapped inside. […]
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