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Carpenters Wow Public With Medieval Techniques At Notre Dame
With precision and boundless energy, a team of carpenters used medieval techniques to raise up by hand a threeton oak truss Saturday in front of Notre Dame Cathedral, a replica of the wooden structures that were consumed in the landmark's devastating Ap...
Two Dead As Destructive Storm Ianos Hits Central Greece
Two people have died as a hurricanelike storm pounded central Greece, flooding streets and homes, the authorities said on Saturday.
Jailed Iranian Rights Lawyer Hospitalised Amid Hunger Strike Seeking Release of Political Prisoners
Reza Khandan said that healthcare professionals decided to hospitalize his wife, Nasrin Sotoudeh, because of heart and respiratory problems as well as low blood pressure.
Democrats Face Quandary On Vaccine Support As Election Nears
President Donald Trump is escalating his promise for a coronavirus vaccine before Election Day.
Russian Police Detain History Professor After Protest
Russian policemen detained historian Valery Solovei after he and dozens of other protesters marched through the centre of Moscow on Saturday to show solidarity with protests in the far eastern city of Khabarovsk.
Flowers, Homemade Signs By High Court In Ginsburg Tribute
Mourners dropped off bouquets and gathered outside the Supreme Court early Saturday in quiet tribute to the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Homemade cardboard signs and a collection of flowers blanketed the court's grounds.
Witnesses Say Cargo Plane Crashes At Airport In Mogadishu
Witnesses say a cargo plane has crashed at the international airport in Somalia's capital.
Form Government Without Delay, France Tells Lebanese Politicians
France's foreign ministry said on Friday that Lebanon's political forces need to assume their responsibilities and immediately form a government under the auspices of Prime Minister Mustapha Adib.
Trump Says He Expects To Have Coronavirus Vaccine For Every American By April
Trump said distribution of a vaccine will begin within 24 hours of it being approved by federal health regulators.
French Finance Minister Tests Positive For Coronavirus
French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Friday he had tested positive for coronavirus, but had no symptoms and would continue to carry out his duties while quarantined at home.
Democrats Set To Unveil Stopgap Bill To Prevent Shutdown
House Democrats on Friday prepared a temporary spending bill that is needed to avert a government shutdown at the end of the month and that would allow lawmakers to leave Washington to campaign.
Judge Rules On Scope Of Testimony In Newspaper Shooting Case
A psychiatrist retained by prosecutors in the sanity phase of a trial for a man who killed five people at a Maryland newspaper isn't barred by law from testifying about whether he believes the gunman was criminally responsible, but he can't directly compa...
Postal Service To Stop Misleading Mailers In Colorado
The U.S. Postal Service on Friday agreed to destroy any mailers with misleading information about Colorado mail voting that it had not already sent, settling a lawsuit filed by the state's top elections official.
Rain Helps Efforts To Control Blazes In U.S. West; One Firefighter Dies
A California firefighter was reported on Friday to have been killed in a blaze that started at a gender reveal party, as rainy weather brought some relief to a region that has suffered a historically devastating fire season.
Official Rips Critics For Attack On Daughter With COVID-19
A Florida county commissioner is firing back at an antimask critic who took to social media, claiming to show the official's hypocrisy for pushing coronavirus safety precautions on the public while letting her COVID19 positive daughter defy them.
Firefighter Dies Battling Wildfire Sparked By Gender Reveal
A firefighter died battling a wildfire in California that officials said was sparked by a device used to reveal a baby's gender.