'We do not have the right, for example, to shout fire in a movie theatre crowded with people'

TikTok influencers suing the president over the ban convinced US District Court Wendy Beetlestone to issue the injunction

Military patrols have increased around French churches and other sites ahead of a Catholic holiday on Sunday

Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have reimposed partial lockdowns to try to cut infection rates, England has not

Some of the companies, particularly Boeing have non-military business in China that could be affected

Despite the majority of polls being in Joe Biden's favour, both sides urged voters to come out to vote

Jeanine Anez who took over as interim president last November presided over the nation's civil unrest which left 30 dead

Victoria state Premier Daniel Andrews ran marathon daily press conferences to update Melbourne's daily Covid-19 numbers

Pyongyang has previously admitted that around 10 rounds were fired at the man

Country also registers 1,021 virus fatalities, taking its toll 228,625

US retail giant’s decision follows unrest in Philadelphia over yet another police killing of black man

Second suspect escapes with injuries

1.1 million barrels of petroleum confiscated from 4 tankers en route to Venezuela