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BBC News with Justine Green
California's Governor Gavin Newsom has accused President Trump of seeking to manufacture a crisis in Los Angeles by deploying the National Guard against his wishes.
Protests and confrontations over Mr Trump's immigration policy have continued, but Mr Newsom urged demonstrators not to take the bait.
The President has defended his decision as necessary.
US and Chinese officials are meeting in London for talks aimed at defusing their high-stakes trade dispute.
Restrictions imposed by Washington and Beijing are hurting both economies.
The French President Emmanuel Macron has said the oceans are not for sale at the opening of the UN Ocean Conference in Nice.
Mr Macron also called for a moratorium on deep sea mining.
The summit is taking place as new research shows the scale of Dover Station to Antarctica's marine environment caused by cruise ships dragging their anchors along the ocean floor.
Pressure is building to regulate the issue.
A Russian electronics factory some 600 kilometres east of Moscow has been hit in a Ukrainian drone strike.
Kiev, said the plant, manufactured equipment used to guide drones and bombs.
Meanwhile, Russia launched another massive overnight bombardment of Ukraine.
The head of the UN nuclear watchdog, the IAEA, has told the agency's Board of Governors that Iran's rapid stockpiling of highly enriched uranium is cause for serious concern.
Rafael Grossi said the only way forward was through diplomacy backed by verification by the IAEA.
There are calls for Kenyan police to provide a full explanation of the death in custody of a man detained in connection with posting made on social media.
Albert Odueng reportedly died of head injuries in a police cell in Nairobi.
The Broadway version of a South Korean sci-fi musical, Maybe Happy Ending, was the winner at this year's Tony Awards, celebrating the year's best US theatre shows.
The production is an unlikely love story between robots.