A clash high in the Himalayas between India and China claimed the lives of 20 Indian soldiers in a border region that the two neighbors have disputed for decades https://t.co/TJtKEdMnYR

— TIME (@TIME) June 16, 2020

I've been spending the morning watching Indian TV news coverage of the deadly border clash with China. The commentary is QUITE something.
"We will stand toe to toe with you, and pull out your eyes if it comes to it"pic.twitter.com/pZdOOsbsQJ

— Matt Bevan (@MatthewBevan) June 16, 2020

China is well prepared for and holds the advantage in a potential larger military conflict with India, which should not take China’s restraint as a sign of weakness. Both sides should maintain restraint as military clashes don’t fit each other’s interests. https://t.co/JPXrzgbZlL pic.twitter.com/Zg5rh4rUZL

— Global Times (@globaltimesnews) June 16, 2020

India-China dispute: The border row explained in 400 words https://t.co/UpLl0bY3s5

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) June 16, 2020

"India is in the middle of a number of border disputes right now that have escalated into skirmishing, not just with China." I talk India and China, North and South Korea, Trump and policing, spikes in #COVID19 on World #In60Seconds (plus). @gzeromedia: https://t.co/hBh9XTdPla pic.twitter.com/TsRZ8HpyZM

— ian bremmer (@ianbremmer) June 16, 2020

As Pres. Trump pushes ahead with an upcoming rally in Oklahoma, multiple health experts told @ABC News they fear the event could supercharge the spread of the coronavirus in an area that's already seeing cases on the rise. https://t.co/eKYpXW6xzr

— ABC News (@ABC) June 16, 2020

Tulsa to #Trump : Please don't.

"They are pleading with the Trump campaign to cancel the event, slated for a 20,000-person indoor arena. 'It’s the perfect storm of potential over-the-top disease transmission'."#COVID19https://t.co/qEatHcnDMZ

— Laurie Garrett (@Laurie_Garrett) June 16, 2020

Texas mayors are freaking out. https://t.co/a7EkBJYd9M

— Adam Serwer 🍝 (@AdamSerwer) June 16, 2020

Fauci says he hasn't talked with Trump in two weeks https://t.co/vCt3I10jkt pic.twitter.com/xiWC0P1xNb

— The Hill (@thehill) June 16, 2020

BREAKING: US Justice Dept. files a civil lawsuit against Fmr. National Security Adviser John Bolton to prevent publication of his upcoming book.https://t.co/lzd1bBWLzV

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) June 16, 2020

Reports that book has already been shipped to stores, so it is beyond Bolton’s control. This is Barr using the Justice Department as Trump’s law firm. This isn’t about national security but a POTUS in trouble. If Barr wanted to stop publication he would have named the publisher! https://t.co/eT7OIqKsYg

— John W. Dean (@JohnWDean) June 16, 2020

siri how can i make the book more popular https://t.co/YpfQ9REkxC

— Astead (@AsteadWH) June 16, 2020

This lawsuit has just about as much chance of success as Trump's coronavirus cures. https://t.co/0yqxJ3V0EE

— Neal Katyal (@neal_katyal) June 16, 2020

Guardian front page, Wednesday 17 June 2020: Rashford forces PM into U-turn on free meals pic.twitter.com/7Pxw28sjtg

— The Guardian (@guardian) June 16, 2020

Dear @MarcusRashford

What you have done is absolutely magnificent. You have used your influence with purpose and good intent and made a socially responsible difference to the lives of millions of people.

You are a credit to yourself, your family and your football club. https://t.co/0sHX9IOQ1R

— James Melville 🚜 (@JamesMelville) June 16, 2020

The @BBCNews interview with Rashford gushingly asks him what it was like talking to the PM, as if he was some star-struck kid who’s dream came true, while taking spurious credit for informing Johnson of Rashford’s campaign. Tone deaf and facile.

— Adam Powley (@adampowley) June 16, 2020

My family were doing pretty well until my Dad got MND when I was 9, my brother 7 my sister 5, my older sister was 16, we had to rely on free school meals. Life changes for families, to suggest you shouldn’t have children in case you fall on hard times is Dickensian! https://t.co/FdWxP4FQfa

— Christina McKelvie (@ChristinaSNP) June 16, 2020

Boris Johnson, British Prime Minister: "I am proud of these British scientists backed by UK government funding who've led the first robust clinical trial anywhere in the world to find a coronavirus treatment proven to reduce the risk of death." pic.twitter.com/hwGD7NFRTY

— The Hill (@thehill) June 16, 2020

It’s suspicious (to me) that dexamethasone has been touted already by newsoutlets as the “miracle” drug w/o the release of the actual journal publication. Oh, and stocks skyrocket in response? 🤔

— Jared Dashevsky, MD, MEng 💌 (@jareddashevsky) June 16, 2020

Take note of this responsible reporting.

Thank you @yahoolife for putting appropriate context to todays press release on #dexamethasone and #Covid_19 https://t.co/m374wwOIB0

— Dara Kass, MD (@darakass) June 16, 2020

Between this and the new royal yacht, I swear UKgov is just a marketing wheeze. https://t.co/EDUhUDrl42

— Andrew Gallagher (@andrewgdotcom) June 16, 2020

Canada to extend income support by eight weeks, U.S. border to remain closed https://t.co/Wq2PuKb0fc pic.twitter.com/7xdURQ2AuV

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 16, 2020

Pubs will be expected to serve "substantial meals" that costs at least €9 if they are to reopen on 29 June, Fáilte Ireland has said https://t.co/uiH38lWWBf

— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) June 16, 2020

Eiffel Tower to reopen after longest closure since World War II due to coronavirus https://t.co/YyL3eINHGo pic.twitter.com/FnXfdmzzHB

— The Hill (@thehill) June 16, 2020

"Where before they peddled narcotics with the rule of the gun, now they also push curfews, social distancing and food handouts for the neediest. 'We fear the virus, not Bolsonaro.'" https://t.co/0tuwSt5SMz

— Jesse Walker (@notjessewalker) June 15, 2020

Flushing toilets can spread coronavirus, a new report says.

Particles put into the air by flushing toilets could spread coronavirus.https://t.co/w7qPYFRSmN

— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) June 16, 2020