President to extend a ban on US work visa through 2020, the US is still in the first wave of Covid-19 pandemic, a US soldier planned attack on members of unit and Seattle will reclaim police-free autonomous zone taken over by demonstrators are remarkable news on June 23.

Protesters in Washington DC blocks Interstate 395 near Capitol, Rayshard Brooks' family called for murder charges and radical review to Atlanta police, voting to ban chokeholds and crowd control weapons in Seattle and President Donald Trump to sign order to encourage police to limit deadly force remarkable news updated today.

George Floyd, whose death during an arrest in Minneapolis last week sparked protests against institutionalized racism, had tested positive for the coronavirus weeks prior to his death.

World news today June 7: hundreds of Brazilians marched on Friday over the death of a black boy in an echo of the protests racking the United States. Meanwhile, the worldwide spread of the US protest, the crash of Indonesian army helicopter, WHO's advice to wear face masks in public, OPEC+ Agrees On Extending Record Output Cuts also make headlines today (June 7). 

Tens of thousands turned out in Australia, Britain, France, Germany, and other nations in support of U.S. protests against the death of George Floyd, while denouncing racism in their own countries.