Government sources have been telling WION that there has been no call between US President Donald Trump and PM Modi. The last call between the two leaders was on April 4 and the issue of the hydroxychloroquine was discussed. Watch report.

India-china face off: No conversation between PM Modi-Trump, Govt clarifies after US Prez says spoke to PM

US President Donald Trump has his reiterated offer to mediate on the border dispute between India and China. Trump spoke to PM Modi over the phone on this issue.

Trump reiterates mediation offer: 'Modi not in good mood over border row'

After Twitter fact-checked the U.S. President's tweets, Donald Trump is threatening a crackdown on social media platforms. Meanwhile 'mask politics' is gaining momentum in the run up to U.S. Presidential polls.

Gravitas: Twitter fact-checks Donald Trump

US Congress has now passed a bill calling for sanctions on Chinese officials over the oppression of Muslims. The bill is now pending for the approval of President Donald Trump.

US Congress passes Uighur bill: Bill over the persecution of Uighurs

Gravitas: Trump's golf outing triggers controversy As the United States commemorated Memorial Day, U.S. President Donald Trump headed out to play golf. Were his actions justified? WION's Palki gets you a report.

Gravitas: Trump's golf outing triggers controversy

A US TV host has furiously rebuked President Donald Trump for falsely suggesting her husband and co-presenter may have got away with murder.

Trump touts conspiracy theories ahead of 2020 US polls

United States President Donald Trump has announced that he has plans to pull the United States out from the 'Open Skies Treaty' with Russia. Watch report.

US pulls out from 'Open Skies Treaty' from Russia

The U.S President has revealed that he has been taking hydroxychloroquine for a week. Why is the American President taking unproven cures?

Gravitas: Why is Trump taking hydroxychloroquine?

U.S. President Donald Trump deflected all criticism to China as he lambasted an Asian-American reporter at a White House Press Conference. Meanwhile, anti-lockdown protesters in U.S. are working out on the streets and demanding that gyms be reopened.

Gravitas: Trump spars with Asian-American reporter

Backing US President Donald Trump's assertion, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said that the Coronavirus was made in a lab. WION's Palki Sharma tells you more about how the fight between the US and China is escalating.

Gravitas: Pompeo says Coronavirus was made in a lab

US Secretary of state Mike Pompeo backed President Donald Trump's assertion that coronavirus had originated in a research lab in Wuhan. China state broadcaster CCTV hit back fiercely. Watch report.

Chinese state media CCTV: 'Wuhan lab theory hype completely fake'

A Chinese state media website has put up 10 questions for the US government. What are they all about?

Gravitas: China escalates its information war against US

According to a report, there were 30 cases of poisoning within 18 hours after US President Donald Trump suggested injecting bleach as a cure for Coronavirus.

Gravitas: Coronavirus: Reputation of the US hits rock bottom

Filmmaker Michael Moore took a sly dig at US President Donald Trump when he appeared on 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert'. 
 
Trump had earlier tweeted about 'liberating Michigan' and Moore, who is from Michigan stated that the people have been planning liberation there for a long time. 
 
"We've been planning our liberation for the last four years," said Moore. "Sadly, Michigan voted for Trump, so it was a huge embarrassment," the Oscar winner added. 
 
The documentary filmmaker joked that he and his friends already have "Liberation Day all set," which he revealed falls on Election Day, November 3, 2020. 
 
"The party starts around 8 p.m. that night. We'll have a parade," he added. 
 
He also questioned why Trump tweeted that he wanted to liberate Minnesota. "Who wants to liberate Minnesota? Why are they in on this?" he asked. Trump had also tweeted about Virginia and Minnesota. 
 
Colbert also asked Moore about coronavirus and the filmmaker lauded the work of essential workers that are keeping everyone safe during the coronavirus pandemic. 
 
He added that the thinks "we're going to be different people" following the pandemic and "we're never going to think that anybody should have to work for $7.25 an hour." 
 
Moore also said that there are three viruses in the United States. 
 
"The obvious one, the coronavirus, that we're all trying to survive," he said. "The second virus is the Trump virus that needs to be eradicated non-violently and legally at the polls." 
 
"The third virus is what I call the 'pre-Trump virus.' The one that we had for many years, long before Trump," he continued. 
 
"We had a number of things that we hadn't quite fixed yet in this country and they were causing us, still, a lot of pain and despair and whatever," the director added. 
 
The director though stated that the country should focus on the coronavirus and getting Trump out of office for the time being before we fixing the third 'virus'.

Filmmaker Michael Moore took a sly dig at US President Donald Trump when he appeared on 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert'. Trump had earlier tweeted about 'liberating Michigan' and Moore, who is from Michigan stated that the people have been planning liberation there for a long time.

Filmmaker Michael Moore took a sly dig at US President Donald Trump when he appeared on 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert'. Trump had earlier tweeted about 'liberating Michigan' and Moore, who is from Michigan stated that the people have been planning liberation there for a long time. "We've been planning our liberation for the last four years," said Moore. "Sadly, Michigan voted for Trump, so it was a huge embarrassment," the Oscar winner added. The documentary filmmaker joked that he and his friends already have "Liberation Day all set," which he revealed falls on Election Day, November 3, 2020. "The party starts around 8 p.m. that night. We'll have a parade," he added. He also questioned why Trump tweeted that he wanted to liberate Minnesota. "Who wants to liberate Minnesota? Why are they in on this?" he asked. Trump had also tweeted about Virginia and Minnesota. Colbert also asked Moore about coronavirus and the filmmaker lauded the work of essential workers that are keeping everyone safe during the coronavirus pandemic. He added that the thinks "we're going to be different people" following the pandemic and "we're never going to think that anybody should have to work for $7.25 an hour." Moore also said that there are three viruses in the United States. "The obvious one, the coronavirus, that we're all trying to survive," he said. "The second virus is the Trump virus that needs to be eradicated non-violently and legally at the polls." "The third virus is what I call the 'pre-Trump virus.' The one that we had for many years, long before Trump," he continued. "We had a number of things that we hadn't quite fixed yet in this country and they were causing us, still, a lot of pain and despair and whatever," the director added. The director though stated that the country should focus on the coronavirus and getting Trump out of office for the time being before we fixing the third 'virus'.

Michael Moore calls Trump a 'virus' as he discusses liberating Michigan with host Stephen Colbert

Recently, discharged from hospital after being treated from the coronavirus, British PM Boris Johnson returned to work on April 21. He spoke with US President Donald Trump over a phone call. Both the leaders discussed the need to reopen economies.

UK PM Boris Johnson agrees on the need to reopen economies: Spoke to Donald Trump over call

The Thursday session is a followup to their March 16 video conference to go over international efforts to defeat the coronavirus.

G7 nations report more than 91,000 deaths

US President Donald Trump will convene the G7 meeting via video conference later today. This comes after Trump decided to the impersonal meeting of G7 leaders, stated to be held at Camp David. Watch the video to know what all you can expect from the G7 meet.

G7 meet on March 16: What all to expect from the meet

US President Donald Trump said that WHO has failed to prepare the world for this Pandemic. Trump blamed the WHO for being too China-centric. Watch report.

Donald Trump's China-centric attack on WHO | Coronavirus Pandemic

The President of the United States Donald Trump is still relying on his own expertise about the Coronavirus crisis. He is not only contradicting some real experts but may fire one of them. WION's Palki Sharma decodes the Trump-Fauci row.

Gravitas: Why does Trump want to fire Dr. Fauci? | Wuhan Coronavirus

Searchers and family members are going to resume the recovery mission on Monday for two missing family members of the&nbsp;Kennedy political family who went missing while canoeing.

According to US&nbsp;authorities, the grand-niece of the late president, Maeve Kennedy McKean, 40, and her eight-year-old son Gideon were last seen on Thursday&nbsp;in the&nbsp;South River in Maryland, near the vast Chesapeake Bay, near Washington DC.

The Coast Guard, police and firefighters immediately launched a search but did not find them even after several hours.

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/shocking-revelations-from-the-recent-released-john-f-kennedy-assassination-files-24774">Shocking revelations from recently released John F Kennedy assassination files</a>

''The chances they have survived are impossibly small,''&nbsp;Maeve's husband, David McKean, wrote on Facebook on Saturday. ''It is clear that Maeve and Gideon have passed away.''

The victims'&nbsp;mother and grandmother, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, added in a press release that the searches launched by the authorities were no longer a rescue effort but a recovery operation.

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/kennedys-departure-puts-abortion-gay-rights-in-play-at-high-court-147630">Kennedy's departure puts abortion, gay rights in play at high court</a>

The 68-year-old, is a former Maryland lieutenant governor, and the daughter of Robert F Kennedy, the onetime US attorney general in his brother's administration.

The Kennedy family has suffered untimely deaths since the ex-US president was slain.

Former US President Kennedy himself was assassinated in Dallas in 1963. While John F&nbsp;Kennedy Jr died when the small plane he was piloting crashed off the Massachusetts coast in 1999.

Searchers and family members are going to resume the recovery mission on Monday for two missing family members of the Kennedy political family who went missing while canoeing.

Searchers and family members are going to resume the recovery mission on Monday for two missing family members of the Kennedy political family who went missing while canoeing. According to US authorities, the grand-niece of the late president, Maeve Kennedy McKean, 40, and her eight-year-old son Gideon were last seen on Thursday in the South River in Maryland, near the vast Chesapeake Bay, near Washington DC. The Coast Guard, police and firefighters immediately launched a search but did not find them even after several hours. Also read: Shocking revelations from recently released John F Kennedy assassination files ''The chances they have survived are impossibly small,'' Maeve's husband, David McKean, wrote on Facebook on Saturday. ''It is clear that Maeve and Gideon have passed away.'' The victims' mother and grandmother, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, added in a press release that the searches launched by the authorities were no longer a rescue effort but a recovery operation. Also read: Kennedy's departure puts abortion, gay rights in play at high court The 68-year-old, is a former Maryland lieutenant governor, and the daughter of Robert F Kennedy, the onetime US attorney general in his brother's administration. The Kennedy family has suffered untimely deaths since the ex-US president was slain. Former US President Kennedy himself was assassinated in Dallas in 1963. While John F Kennedy Jr died when the small plane he was piloting crashed off the Massachusetts coast in 1999.

Search resumes for missing bodies of two Kennedy family members

US President Donald Trump called for the protection of Asian Americans after charges that his use of the term "Chinese virus" had aggravated a backlash. Watch report:

Donald Trump: Spreading of coronavirus not fault of Asian Americans

ICMR has prescribed anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine for health workers and family members of coronavirus patients who are at high risk. US President Donald Trump says, this drug can be a game changer

WION Fineprint: Drug Hydroxychloroquine is a game changer-Trump

The United States witnessed a surge in the coronavirus cases with more than 900 cases reported in the last 24 hours. The White House now called for more strict measures. US President Donald Trump in his latest briefing said that the pandemic is not under control. Watch report:

Donald Trump: 'Pandemic not under control' 4712+ cases, 87 deaths, COVID-19

The US federal reserve took an initiative to face the economic crisis due to Covid-19. This is the second emergency fed rate cut in two weeks. US President Donald Trump welcomed this move

WION Dispatch: Second Emergency fed rate cut

Germany reacted angrily saying that US President Donald Trump offered a huge amount to a German company to buy Coronavirus Vaccine. Germany says, we are not for sale.

Germany-US Vaccine Row: Trump accused of trying to monopolise Corona vaccine

US President Donald Trump received praise for his address on the Coronavirus outbreak. But, the camera and a hot mic caught some moments before and after the speech.

What happened, when Trump didn't know he was already LIVE!

Earlier this month, the World Health Organization estimated the mortality rate for COVID-19 was about 3 percent, which the organization said was higher than the common flu.

According to US Prez; Coronavirus is a sort of Flu

US President Donald Trump said on Saturday that he planned to continue political rallies despite coronavirus concerns.

Despite Coronovirus outbreak, US President Trump decides to continue his rallies

US President Donald Trump on Friday starred with White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney and replaced him with conservative jurist and close aide Mark Meadows, who was a strong Trump defender during the Democratic impeachment campaign.

US President Trump replaces acting chief of staff Mulvaney with North Carolina lawmaker

US President Donald Trump commented on troops withdrawal. He said that countries have to take care of themselves.

Today Tonight: US President Trump warns Taliban may over-run Afghan

An employee stormed the Molson Coors complex in Milwaukee in US and killed five co-workers before turning the gun on himself in one of the city's deadliest shootings.

Mass Shooting at Milwaukee kills 6 people including Gunman

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