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U.S. Death Toll From Hurricane Zeta Rises To Six, Millions Without Power
At least six people were killed in the southeast of the United States and more than two million people were without power on Thursday after Hurricane Zeta slammed into the Gulf Coast and moved northeast.
'China is Angry': Taiwan Anxiety Rises as Sabre-Rattling Grows Loudest Since 1995 Missile Crisis
Democratic Taiwan has learned to live with the warnings of Beijing's authoritarian leaders that they are ready and willing to seize a place it views as part of its territory.
Mexico Rights Agency: Migrants Victimized By National Guard
Mexicos National Human Rights Commission said Thursday that immigration agents and members of the National Guard violated the rights of migrants on a caravan that was pushed back at the border with Guatemala in January.
US To Use Iranian Fuel Sale Proceeds To Aid Terror Victims
The Trump administration plans to use proceeds from the sale of fuel confiscated from Iranian tankers to benefit victims of terrorism, officials announced Thursday.
Spain Enters Six-month State Of Emergency To Tackle Pandemic
Spain will be under a state of emergency until early May, giving regions legal backing to decide curfews and restrict travel to try and contain rampant COVID19 contagion.
Moderna On Track To Report Late-stage COVID-19 Vaccine Data Next Month
Moderna Inc on Thursday said it is on track to report early data from a latestage trial of its experimental COVID19 vaccine next month, offering the clearest timeline yet for when the world will know whether it is effective.
Republican Moderate Susan Collins Fights For Her Political Life In Trump Era
U.S. Senator Susan Collins is fighting for her political life in a race that could decide control of the Senate, having enjoyed years of popularity as an independentminded moderate before fellow Republican Donald Trump entered the White House.
UK Police Could Break up Large Christmas Gatherings, Warns Minister amid Covid-19 Surge
Police could break up large family gatherings at Christmas, Britain’s housing minister Robert Jenrick warned.
Why Obama Saved His Harshest Critiques of Trump Until the US Poll Campaign's End
Obama is now joyfully castigating Trump on behalf of Biden, both laying out his policy differences with his successor and leveling biting indictments of some of Trump's personal obsessions.
FBI Says Extremist Threatened Trump, Obama In Online Posts
A man charged in an alleged conspiracy to kidnap Michigan's governor also made threatening online comments about President Donald Trump, former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton and other prominent political figures, an FBI agent said in a federal...
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VIRUS OUTBREAK-US CASES Chart. This digital embed charts new daily coronavirus cases totals in the U.S. and their 7-day rolling average. This chart will updated daily. Source: Johns Hopkins University.
Merkel Wants To Close Bars, Gyms, Restaurants To Halt Virus Spread - Draft
German Chancellor Angela Merkel wants state premiers on Wednesday to agree to close all restaurants and bars from Nov. 4 in a bid to curb coronavirus infections but keep schools and nurseries open, a draft resolution seen by Reuters showed.
Australia Says Women On 10 Flights Searched At Qatar Airport
Women on 10 flights underwent invasive searches at Qatar's Hamad Airport and other countries share Australia's strong concerns about the incident that occurred this month?Australian officials said.
Protests Flare In Philadelphia After Police Fatally Shoot Black Man
Street protests broke out on Monday night in the western part of the U.S. city of Philadelphia, injuring four police, after police had shot and killed a Black man they said had been armed with a knife.
Venezuela Exhumes Remains Of Doctor Beatified By Vatican
Venezuelan forensic experts on Monday exhumed the remains of Jose Gregorio Hernandez, whose beatification decree was signed in June by Pope Francis, as part of Roman Catholic protocols to verify the condition of the body and guarantee its preservation.
Japan Ink: Growing Tribe Proudly Defies Tattoo Taboo, Hopes For Olympian Boost
Shodai Horiren got her first tattoo as a lark on a trip to Australia nearly three decades ago. Now, tattooed head to foot, even on her shaven scalp, she is one of Japan's most renowned traditional tattoo artists.