Jars filled with ash, dirt and bone rest in the basement of a Tulsa church. Hundreds of bodies were lost when a white mob killed and burned its way through the city's Greenwood neighborhood, one of the largest and wealthiest Black communities in the U.S. at the time.
The U.S. Navy will not reinstate Captain Brett Crozier after finding fault with his response to the outbreak of the coronavirus aboard the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt and is also putting an admiral's promotion on hold, sources told Reuters on Friday.
Wirecard's chief executive quit on Friday as the German payments firm's search for $2.1 billion of missing cash hit a dead end in the Philippines and it scrambled to secure a financial lifeline from its banks.
Britain, France and Germany said on Friday they would not back U.S. efforts to unilaterally trigger the reimposition of United Nations sanctions on Iran, but said they wanted talks with Tehran over its ongoing violations of a 2015 nuclear accord.
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Friday the United States would in future treat Hong Kong as a Chinese city rather than an autonomous one to the extent that China treats the territory as a Chinese city.
A federal judge on Friday expressed doubt the White House could keep former national security adviser John Bolton's memoir out of the public's hands, after media outlets released excerpts and more than 200,000 copies were distributed.
Argentina's debt deal was hanging in the balance on Friday, with creditors and the government at an impasse, though most analysts expected the two sides to find a way to bridge the divide after having made significant progress over the last month.
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