Justice Ginsburg was discharged from the hospital on Wednesday and is “doing well,” according to a court spokesperson. Ginsburg was admitted to the Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore on Tuesday, where she was treated for a possible infection.

Stills is facing a felony charge after he and 86 others were arrested at a protest in Louisville, Kentucky, according to the Louisville Courier Journal. The protesters were demanding justice for Breonna Taylor, who was killed on March 13, when police officers executed a no-knock warrant at her apartment and shot her at least eight times.

The Toronto District School Board says that its plan to reopen schools amid the COVID-19 pandemic could cost as much as $250 million, and would require cutting French classes and shortening school days.

Dozens of animals have died and more than a hundred have been rescued at Kaziranga National Park due to floods affecting the state of Assam, India, the park’s director has said. More than 2 million people have also been impacted by the disaster.

ViacomCBS confirmed it has terminated its relationship with its Wild ‘n Out host, Nick Cannon, after he “failed to acknowledge or apologize for perpetuating antisemitism." The company was referring to comments Cannon made during a recent episode of his podcast, Cannon's Class. In a series of posts to his Twitter account, he said he has "no hate in my heart" and that he does not "condone hate speech nor the spread of hateful rhetoric."

The biggest retailer in the US, which includes Sam's Club, announced on Wednesday that customers will be required to wear masks at all of its locations starting on July 20.

The University of Oxford candidate, led by Sarah Gilbert, might be through human trials in September. AstraZeneca has lined up agreements to produce 2 billion doses. Could this be the one?

In the new world order heralded by the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada is going to have to rethink just what border security means, experts say. Long-term changes may include increase surveillance, higher selectivity as who gets in and who doesn't they say

When Ramesh and Kiran Lekhi surveyed the damage to their home, it was worse than they could’ve imagined. There was a red swastika, curse words and lewd images of penises all along the front and side of their home.

13-year-old Alex Mather won the competition to name NASA's most sophisticated rover yet. Perseverance is scheduled to be launched into space in 3 weeks.

In a press conference about Hong Kong and China in the White House Rose Garden on Tuesday, President Trump swiftly shifted his focus to attack Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden. The "campaign-style" address is a rare sight in the Rose Garden, which is typically used by the President to make non-partisan announcements. While the President is not forbidden to use political rhetoric in the White House under the Hatch ACT, many long-time political reporters and analysts, have condemned the move.

Hours after the artwork was revealed, Transport for London said they were taking it down and invited the artist "the chance to do a new version of this message in a suitable location."

The sunshine state’s daily fatality count could hit 600 in a few weeks.

Your real self might not be able to enjoy a game at Dodger Stadium this season, but your virtual self can. Fans can pay to fill a seat with a cutout of themselves with all proceeds going to the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation.

The US president said on Tuesday that he signed legislation and an executive order which would hold China "accountable" for the national security law it recently imposed on Hong Kong. The legislation will impose sanctions on Chinese officials who enable the government to carry out the new security law, while the executive order will end preferential treatment of the region. "Hong Kong will now be treated the same as mainland China," Trump told reporters at the White House.

Inequality between white and Black Americans persists in almost every aspect of society and the economy.