Morning News Brief: Antitrust hearing, India's new education policy and more
Department of Homeland Security police officers on guard
"Simply put, they have too much power," said Representative David Cicilline, a Democrat from Rhode Island who chairs the panel conducting a year-long investigation into the business practices of the four companies.
US move to withdraw troops from Germany can cost billions and take years
Trump announced the decision on Wednesday, citing Berlin was not spending the NATO target of 2% of its GDP on defence and because Germany was taking "advantage" of the US.
Lawmaker Louie Gohmert tests positive for COVID-19 ahead of his visit to Texas with Donald Trump
Gohmert was tested in the White House as he was to accompany Trump in a visit to Texas.
National Education Policy 2020: India opens door for foreign universities
The change comes as part of a policy to increase public spending on education to nearly 6% of gross domestic product from around 4% now.
WATCH|Gravitas: Erdogan pushes law to censor social media in Turkey