Trump to ‘limit the scope’ of DACA, review winding down immigration policy
Jorge De La Fuente, attorney for LUPE, said it was prepared to file lawsuits if USCIS denied new applications. Some 700,000 people in America have benefited from the Daca programme, majority of Latin American origin.

CES 2021 moves to online format amid coronavirus pandemic
The organizer plans to hold CES 2022 in Las Vegas again, combining elements of physical and digital shows. In a LinkedIn post , Shapiro provided more detail about the decision.

Herman Cain, Former Republican Presidential Candidate, Dies from COVID-19 at 74
Cain went to Morehouse College and earned a master's degree at Purdue University before becoming a vice president at Pillsbury. During the campaign allegations of sexual harassment surfaced from his time as head of the National Restaurant Association.

Google One will now back up your Android phone for free
Google did not mention when it will become available, but it is likely that the functionality is being rolled out gradually. As a free Google One user, you would be backing up to your free 15GB of storage that comes with your Google Account.

Federal officers to withdraw from downtown Portland, governor says
Officials in both OR and Washington state denounced the deployments and said their presence ratcheted up tensions with protesters. Federal agents have used tactics, including flash grenades, pepper spray and pepper balls as well as batons, to disperse crowds.

German economy plunged 10% during second quarter
For the whole of 2020, the German government forecasts that GDP will contract 6.3 percent before expanding by 5.2 percent in 2021. The BEA calculates changes in GDP based on what would happen if the same growth or decrease happened for an entire year.

Mars Perseverance rover has LAUNCHED on epic voyage to Mars — NASA launch
The launch window for lift-off extends from July 30 to August 15; on July 30, a two-hour launch window first opens at 5:20 pm IST. It will collect and cache samples of rock cores and soil to be retrieved and returned to Earth by future planned missions.

Oxford COVID-19 vaccine trial: Expert panel defers Serum Institute’s proposal
In Phase 3, the vaccine is given to thousands of people and tested for efficacy and again for safety. The hope is if the immune system later is exposed to the real virus, it will attack it.

HKSAR govt supports decisions to disqualify certain nominees for LegCo election
The new law, however, allows Chinese security agents to openly intervene in the former British colony for the first time. Overnight certain political views became outlawed, such as advocating independence or greater autonomy.

United Kingdom anxious about second wave in Europe, more quarantine measures possible
What are the rules on self-isolation in the UK? Again, this is a really important essentially scientific, clinical question. Speaking to LBC Mr Hancock warned, "we can see a second wave of the virus rising in Europe".

Russian Federation claims success in producing COVID-19 vaccine
The scientists' findings were presented Thursday by Rospotrebnadzor, Russia's consumer protection and human wellbeing watchdog. As the coronavirus pandemic continues to surge, all hopes rest on the development of a vaccine to beat the virus.

California lawmakers propose state unemployment benefits if federal aid expires
Johnson's proposal would give Americans 66 per cent of their wages - or some other amount less than the previous $600 boost. McConnell insisted no bill will pass without a sweeping liability shield for doctors, businesses and schools reopening.

Apple CEO Tim Cook Testifies in U.S. Antitrust Hearing
Alternatively, Prepare dinner claimed Apple "reduced them for subscriptions and exempted more groups of apps". Apple is facing probes in the European Union as well as the ongoing USA investigation.

Coronavirus: Apple Closes More Stores In US
Apple has now closed two more stores in Florida, St Johns Town Center in Jacksonville, and University Town Center in Sarasota. Apple is set to reclose 16 more stores in the US following a rise in new COVID-19 infections in several states.

Twitter Permanently Suspends British Rapper Wiley Over Tweets Seen as Anti-Semitic
Dozens of well-known figures supporting the two-day "walkout" are using the hashtags #NoSafeSpaceForJewHate and #48HoursSilence. That prompted the 48-hour boycott of Twitter by many users - including celebrities and MPs - beginning Monday morning.