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Photographer Alyson McClaran "took off running" when she saw what looked like two medics blocking the road.
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The moment a man in scrubs confronts protester
Photographer Alyson McClaran "took off running" when she saw what looked like two medics blocking the road.
Trump to suspend immigration to US to fight virus
The US leader will sign an executive order to suspend migration, but it's not clear how he will do it.
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'A lot of people love Trump, right?'
A reporter questions the president’s handling of the pandemic and he says: “A lot of people love me.”
Governors ask Trump to call off lockdown protests
One governor says it would be "incredibly appreciated" if the White House helped rein in protesters.
Virtual vigil planned for Canada's worst shooting
A policewoman and two frontline coronavirus workers were among the 18 victims who died.
What's behind the anti-lockdown protests in US?
Across the country, Americans are taking to the streets in protest of lockdown orders - here's why.
Facebook removes listings for anti-lockdown protests
Facebook said it was only removing events that violated government orders over virus containment.
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The moment a man in scrubs confronts protester
Photographer Alyson McClaran "took off running" when she saw what looked like two medics blocking the road.
Trump to suspend immigration to US to fight virus
The US leader will sign an executive order to suspend migration, but it's not clear how he will do it.
Video 55 seconds
'A lot of people love Trump, right?'
A reporter questions the president’s handling of the pandemic and he says: “A lot of people love me.”
Governors ask Trump to call off lockdown protests
One governor says it would be "incredibly appreciated" if the White House helped rein in protesters.
Virtual vigil planned for Canada's worst shooting
A policewoman and two frontline coronavirus workers were among the 18 victims who died.
What's behind the anti-lockdown protests in US?
Across the country, Americans are taking to the streets in protest of lockdown orders - here's why.
Facebook removes listings for anti-lockdown protests
Facebook said it was only removing events that violated government orders over virus containment.
Trump to suspend immigration to US to fight virus
The US leader will sign an executive order to suspend migration, but it's not clear how he will do it.
Video 55 seconds
'A lot of people love Trump, right?'
A reporter questions the president’s handling of the pandemic and he says: “A lot of people love me.”
Governors ask Trump to call off lockdown protests
One governor says it would be "incredibly appreciated" if the White House helped rein in protesters.
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The US leader will sign an executive order to suspend migration, but it's not clear how he will do it.
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Photographer Alyson McClaran "took off running" when she saw what looked like two medics blocking the road.
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Across the country, Americans are taking to the streets in protest of lockdown orders - here's why.
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The prime minister is also expected to have a phone conversation with the Queen in the coming days.
Read moreNFL quarterback Brady breaches lockdown rules
With sports facilities closed around the world, athletes are struggling to stay fit, but NFL quarterback Tom Brady has fallen foul of lockdown rules in Tampa, Florida - by training in a public park.
During a Facebook Live chat on Monday, Tampa Mayor Jane Castor said a parks worker "saw an individual working out in one of our downtown parks, she went to tell him it was closed - and it was Tom Brady."
Neither Brady, 42, nor his American football team, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, has responded publicly and US media has reported that Brady was not fined.
A tweet from the official City of Tampa account then said: "Sorry @TomBrady! Our @tampaparksrec team can’t wait to welcome you and our entire community back with even bigger smiles — until then, stay safe and stay home as much as you can to help flatten the curve."
Tom Brady is asked to leave a park in Tampa that is closed because of the coronavirus pandemic after being found exercising alone by patrol staff.
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A temporary ban on US immigration could affect its technology sector and the foreign talent it needs.
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A policewoman and two frontline coronavirus workers were among the 18 victims who died.
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