Road accident in Russia.

Brad Pitt starred as a fact-checking Dr Fauci on Saturday Night Live's cold open, which ended on a sincere note to thank the doctor who once joked he'd love to be portrayed by the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood star.

China has shut downs gyms and swimming pools in Beijing amid fears the country is vulnerable to a second wave of coronavirus. It comes just days after the communist regime quarantined a city of 10million people in its north west region near Russia. A second outbreak would be a setback for President Xi Jinping who is trying to restart the nation's economy and present an image of power to the rest of the world. Beijing claims that the total number of confirmed coronavirus cases in China, where the virus first emerged in late December, is now 82,816. The death toll remained the same at 4,632, with no new deaths reported on April 24. But there is widespread disbelief at those figures across the globe from Western leaders who accuse Beijing of letting coronavirus spread across the globe while its leaders saved face.

A family in South Carolina who lost everything when a tornado destroyed their home during a severe weather outbreak around Easter has put out a call for help on what remains of their roof. More than 30 people were killed in a two-day period as severe storms tore across the South, leaving more than 1 million homes without power and damaging numerous others. In South Carolina, nine people were killed by tornadoes that struck the state.

A Michigan state senator apologized for wearing a face mask that appeared to resemble the Confederate flag during a legislative session last week. Dale Zorn, a Republican representing Ida Township, wore the mask his wife made for him — red with blue stripes and white stars -- on the Senate floor in Lansing on Friday. Shot by local news outlets showed Zorn wearing the mask while seated in the chamber, sparking outrage.

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Senator Lindsey Graham has weighed in on reports Kim Jong Un has died, saying he would not be 'shocked' if the North Korean despot was 'dead or incapacitated', as the dictator's 31-year-old sister emerges as his most likely successor. Graham said in such a tightly controlled state as North Korea rumors about the leader's death would not be allowed to go 'unanswered'. Though North Korea has never announced who would succeed Kim Jong Un in the event of his death, analysts believe his sister, Kim Jo Yong would, likely form a regency with a number of loyalists until one of Kim's young children is old enough to over take the reigns.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT! In Iran, robbers brutally murdered a jewelry store employee. The attackers were captured and hanged near the store they robbed.

Somewhere in Brazil ... #Quarantine