World news today  June 21: The six members in Tulsa, Oklahoma tested positive for nCoV after months of setting up for Trump’s first campaign rally. All were immediately sent into quarantine. Meanwhile, Brazil’ COVID-19 cases surpass 1 million, China security law to override Hong Kong and oil prices also make headlines today (June 21).   

World news today June 16: Tulsa health director is requesting US President Donald Trump to push the already postponed rally date even further into the summer to contain the spread of COVID-19. Meanwhile, Europen countries reopen borders, UN Human rights Council to hold urgent debate on police brutality and racism, oil price also make headlines today (June 16). 

World news today June 14: An African-American man was shot during the confrontation with two police, sturring new outrages and protests in the country. Meanwhile, US to meet China in Hawaii, Kim Jong Un’s sister threatens South Korea with military action, massive tanker explosion in China and oil price also make headlines today (June 14).

World news today June 11: First ever virtual US General Assembly, Russia's invitation of U.S. defense secretary to Red Square military parade, China reaches 'positive consensus' with India over border tensions, France's ending of Coronavirus emergency health powers, gold prices are making headlines today (June 11). 

World news today:  As there are no more novel coronavirus cases detected in New Zealand, the government will lift all COVID-19 restrictions except stringent border controls almost immediately. Meanwhile, Trump orders national guard to pull out of Washington, North Korea's Kim stresses self-sufficient economy, British man rescued after six days trapped in well, and gold price also make headlines today (June 8).