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Justices Asked Again To Reinstate Rule For Abortion Pill
The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court a second time to reinstate a rule that women must pick up an abortion pill in person during the COVID19 pandemic.
Woman Accused Of Sending Trump Ricin Charged In Texas
A Canadian woman accused of mailing packages containing the deadly poison ricin to the White House and several Texas law enforcement agencies has been indicted on new federal charges of making interstate threats and violating prohibitions on biological we...
'It's Just Weird': Pandemic Uncertainty On Recruiting Trail
The personal touch that helps coaches sell their programs to blue-chip prospects is missing this year.
Thai Authorities To Clamp Down On Polluters As Haze Chokes Bangkok
Bangkok on Tuesday introduced measures to tackle rising pollution, as concentrations of microparticles hit unhealthy levels in several parts of the Thai capital, shrouding highrise buildings in a murky haze.
US Agencies, Companies Secure Networks After Huge Hack
The campaign came to light when a prominent cybersecurity firm, FireEye, learned it had been breached. FireEye would not say who it suspected, though many experts quickly suspected Russia given the level of skill involve.
Explainer: How Bad Is The Hack That Targeted US Agencies?
Governments and major corporations worldwide are scrambling to see if they, too, were victims of a global cyberespionage campaign that penetrated multiple U.S. government agencies and involved a common software product used by thousands of organizations.
The Latest: Michigan Legislative Offices Closed Over Threats
The Latest on the Electoral College meeting (all times local):
All Blacks, France In Same Pool For 2023 Rugby World Cup
Threetime champion New Zealand will renew its rivalry with host nation France after being drawn into the same pool Monday for the 2023 Rugby World Cup.
Taiwan Says On Track To Apply To Join Trans-Pacific Trade Pact
Taiwan will submit an application to join the revamped version of the TransPacific Partnership once it has finished informal consultations with its existing 11 members, talks which are ongoing, the island's foreign ministry said.
Gunman Shot And Wounded By Police Outside NYC Church After Outdoor Concert
A gunman opened fire from the steps of New York City's Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine just after an outdoor choir performance there on Sunday, and was himself shot and wounded by police, according to police and a Reuters photographer at the scene...
Bloomberg News Chinese Staff Member Detained In Beijing
Chinese authorities have detained a Chinese national working for the Bloomberg News bureau in Beijing on suspicion of endangering national security, the news agency and China's foreign ministry said on Friday.
Fear of Contracting Covid-19 Led to Lanka Prison Riot, Says Probe Panel
The five-member probe committee's interim report said that the riot at the Mahara prison on November 29 and 30 was caused by the protest staged to receive a quick solution to the COVID-19 issue.
'Hope You Are Having Fun in Trying to Catch Me: 'Zodiac Killer' Message Decoded After over 50 Years
Sleuths hoped the coded message contained the identity of the killer, who committed at least five murders in 1968 and 1969 but claimed 37 in total and inspired other serial killers.
South Korea Issues Temporary Nationwide Standstill Order To Contain Bird Flu
South Korea's agriculture ministry issued a temporary nationwide standstill order for poultry farms and related transport on Saturday in a bid to contain a wider spread of highly pathogenic bird flu.
Vehicle Plows Into Manhattan Black Lives Matter Protest, Multiple People Injured - New York Police
A vehicle plowed into a crowd of about 50 people at a Black Lives Matter protest Friday afternoon in Manhattan, with multiple people injured, a spokesman for the New York City Police Department said.
U.S. Senate Backs Massive Defense Bill, Despite Trump Veto Threat
The U.S. Senate on Friday threw its weight behind the annual National Defense Authorization Act, or NDAA, a $740 billion bill setting policy for the Department of Defense, passing the bill with a margin large enough to overcome President Donald Trump's p...