Top 10 world news today: Columbus statue toppled in US, Japan's floods and more

The United States is the worst-hit country in terms of coronavirus pandemic with over 2.8 million cases and 130,000 deaths.

While Cooper was unaware that his photograph was being taken, he was later very proud of the click, his family said.

Japan is currently in its rainy season, which often causes floods and landslides and prompts local authorities to issue evacuation orders.

The countries in the 'green list' will be the ones that have the similar, if not less, rate of coronavirus cases to Ireland.

Statues of figures connected to colonialism and slavery have been ripped from their plinths in the United States and around the world since Black Lives Matter protests were sparked by the killing of George Floyd by a white police officer in Minneapolis in May.

President Abdelmadjid Tebboune on Saturday expressed hope that Emmanuel Macron would build on recent conciliatory overtures.

In the US, there have been 143 known infected cases of the amoeba, according to the Florida DOH. Only four have survived.

Archaeologists discovered hundreds of stone tools made by aboriginal people when the seabed was dry, at two ancient sites now submerged in the Dampier Archipelago.

“China’s secrecy, deception and cover-up allowed it to spread all over the world and China must be held fully accountable”, he added.

The photo shows Ivanka and the two representatives outside. Rep. Westerman wears a suit and surgical mask, Rep. McCarthy has a gray cloth mask, and Ivanka is modeling a pretty blue watercolor mask.