US presidential candidate Joe Biden has accused Donald Trump of being a "weak" and "toxic" leader who has "fomented" violence in the country.
Speaking in the battleground state of Pennsylvania, Mr Biden said the US was facing multiple crises, which "under Donald Trump, keep multiplying".
The Democrat's comments came amid sharp tensions between the rival candidates over unrest in
Image copyright Getty Images Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he is "deeply disappointed" by the toppling of the statue of Canada's first prime minister over the weekend.
He called the act "vandalism".
Activists in Montreal pulled down the statue of Sir John A Macdonald, who was linked to policies that killed many indigenous people in the late 19th Century.
Video captured the moment the statue's
The direct flight marks a major step in normalising ties between Israel and the Arab country.
Cheng Lei, an Australian citizen, worked as a news presenter for government-run CGTN in Beijing.
Migrant numbers are rising again, but Greece does not want to be seen as a gateway to Europe.
Pranab Mukherjee had a long political career and also served on the boards of IMF and World Bank.
Paul Rusesabagina's efforts to save people during the Rwanda genocide were depicted in a film.
US President Donald Trump and his Democratic rival Joe Biden have clashed over the violence that has erupted at protests in Portland, Oregon.
Mr Trump blamed the Democrat mayor of Portland, Ted Wheeler, for allowing the "death and destruction of his city".
But Mr Biden said the president was "recklessly encouraging violence".
A man was shot dead in Portland on Saturday as elsewhere in the city a pro-Trump rally clashed with Black Lives Matter
The 78,761 new cases reported on Sunday is the largest number for a day anywhere in the world.
The government quit this month following an explosion in the capital that killed at least 200 people.