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Dyson's 'Long Time Coming' Addresses History Of Racism In US
One of the country's most prominent scholars on race has a new book out in December.
Facing 2nd Virus Wave, Spain Tracks Infections With Soldiers
Under strain from Europe's fastestgrowing wave of coronavirus contagion, the Spanish government on Tuesday cleared the way for more localized lockdowns and deployed the military to bolster the countrys faltering attempts to trace infections.
UK PM Johnson 'really Pleased' With Work Done To Reopen Schools
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Tuesday he was "really pleased" by the work done to get ready to reopen schools from next week, a test of his government after it failed to return all children to schools earlier this year.
Kremlin Defies Calls To Probe Navalny Illness, Says Poisoning Not Yet Certain
The Kremlin said on Tuesday it saw no need for now to investigate the circumstances leading up to opposition politician Alexei Navalny's grave illness and that a German clinic's initial diagnosis of poisoning was not yet conclusive.
Portland Protesters Set Fire To Building, Police Arrest 25
Protesters in Portland demonstrating against racial injustice repeatedly set fire late Monday night to a police union headquarters building and were repelled by officers spraying tear gas, officials said. Twenty three people were arrested amid clashes tha...
Reuters Finds Stark Disparity In How Judges Apply Qualified Immunity
The May 25 killing of George Floyd, a Black man, by a Minneapolis cop has prompted calls for an end to “qualified immunity,” a legal doctrine that in recent years has increasingly helped cops beat back lawsuits that accuse them of excessive force.
Pompeo Flies To Sudan From Israel As U.S. Pushes Stronger Regional Links
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was due to land in Sudan from Israel on Tuesday, on what he said was the first official nonstop flight between the two countries, as the United States promotes stronger SudanIsrael ties.
Pandemic Pace Slows Worldwide Except For Southeast Asia, Eastern Mediterranean - WHO
The COVID19 pandemic is still expanding, but the rise in cases and deaths has slowed globally, except for southeast Asia and the eastern Mediterranean regions, the World Health Organization (WHO) said.
India Exposes Pak's Lies, Says Biggest Sponsor of Cross-border Terrorism 'Masquerading' as Victim
Calling out Pakistan's lie that it has been a target of cross-border terrorism for decades, India said “a lie repeated a hundred times will not become truth.
Mexico Hits 420 Businesses For Pandemic Price Gouging
Mexican authorities said Monday they have started pricegouging investigations to sanction 420 businesses, including stores and funeral homes, for unfairly raising prices during the coronavirus pandemic.
Prominent Republicans Throw Weight Behind Biden As Trump's Convention Opens
More than two dozen former Republican U.S. lawmakers, including former Senator Jeff Flake, endorsed Democrat Joe Biden for president as the Republican National Convention opened on Monday, a rebuke to President Donald Trump by members of his own party.
New York Probing Whether Donald Trump And The Trump Organization Manipulated Asset Values
The New York state attorney general is investigating whether Donald Trump and the Trump Organization improperly manipulated the value of the U.S. president's assets to secure loans and obtain economic and tax benefits, and said Trump's son Eric has been u...
At Least 15 Dead As Rebels Attack Southern Burundi
At least 15 people were killed when gunmen attacked an area in southern Burundi, three local witnesses told Reuters on Monday.
Raging Fires In Argentina's Cordoba Province Prompt Evacuations, Threaten Homes
Fires are raging in Argentina's Cordoba province, prompting evacuations and threatening to destroy homes, fueled in part by strong winds and a lack of rain, officials said on Monday.
Mali Junta, Regional Negotiators Hammer Out Transition Details: Sources
Mali's military junta and regional mediators on Monday discussed the makeup and goals of an interim administration following an Aug. 18 coup, rather than the possibility of reinstating the ousted president, sources familiar with the talks said.
UAE, Israel Health Ministers Agree To Enhance Cooperation On Health
The United Arab Emirates and Israel on Monday agreed to enhance bilateral cooperation in the health sector following an accord between the countries to normalise relations 10 days ago, UAE state news agency WAM said.