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Sensing Opportunity, Trump Courts Latino Voters In Key State Of Arizona
President Donald Trump on Monday intensified his efforts to win over Latino voters as polls show their support increasingly up for grabs ahead of the November presidential election a flashing warning light for Democrat Joe Biden’s campaign.
U.S. CDC Reports 193,705 Deaths From Coronavirus
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Monday reported 6,503,030 cases of the new coronavirus, an increase of 35,549 cases from its previous count, and said the number of deaths had risen by 510 to 193,705.
Factbox: Venus, Named For The Goddess Of Love, Is No Cuddly Place
Scientists have spotted evidence of potential life on the planet Venus, though they emphasized that more work needs to be done to confirm whether or not life possibly aerial microbes exists or whether there is an alternative nonbiological explanation fo...
Trump Visits California, Biden Talks Climate Change As Wildfires Take Campaign Focus
President Donald Trump will travel to California on Monday to be briefed about its devastating wildfires while Democratic rival Joe Biden plans a speech on the matter from Delaware, bringing climate change to the forefront of the presidential campaign.
Israel To Enter Three-week Nationwide Lockdown Amid Covid-19 Surge
The Finance Ministry said the lockdown will cost the economy, which slipped into a recession in the wake of the virus, an estimated 6.5 billion shekels ($1.88 billion).
Brexit Trade Talks Have Window Before Contentious UK Law Can Take Effect - Ireland
British and European Union negotiators are likely to have a few weeks to avoid a breakdown of trade talks, but that window will close if a contentious British bill becomes law, Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney said on Sunday.
Belarus Police Detain Dozens Of Protesters At Anti-government Rally
Belarus police detained dozens of protesters on Saturday as thousands of people gathered in the capital Minsk demanding the release of a jailed opposition leader, the latest in a wave of mass protests following a disputed election.
U.S. Has Expelled 8,800 Migrant Children Under Coronavirus Rules
President Donald Trump's administration has expelled about 8,800 unaccompanied migrant children intercepted at the U.S.Mexico border since March 20 under rules seeking to limit the spread of the novel coronavirus in the United States, according to court d...
EU Seeks Urgent Debate On Belarus At U.N. Rights Body
The European Union is requesting an urgent debate on Belarus at the top U.N. rights body next week, describing a "deterioration" in the situation there, a letter written by the German ambassador showed on Friday.
Mexican Airport Site Emerges As Major Graveyard Of Ice Age Mammoths
Amid busy construction crews racing to build an airport in Mexico, scientists are unearthing more and more mammoth skeletons in what has quickly become one of the world's biggest concentrations of the nowextinct relative of modern elephants.
Nepal's Ruling Communist Party Resolves Differences Between Oli and Prachanda
The meeting unanimously endorsed a 15-page proposal prepared by Oli and Prachanda aiming at resolving the intra-party feud in the CPN.
Lebanon Faces Hurdles To Deliver Cabinet On Time
Lebanon faces an uphill struggle to deliver a new government next week as promised by its leaders to French President Emmanuel Macron, with new U.S. sanctions on Hezbollah allies complicating the process, Lebanese political sources said.
Judge To Hear Arguments In George Floyd Case, Four Ex-officers In Court
All four former Minneapolis police officers charged in the death of George Floyd are due to appear in court on Friday, where a judge will hear arguments on several key issues, including whether the men should be tried together or separately.
Covid-19 Vaccine: From China to India to UK, Let’s Know Where Coronavirus Research Stands
India’s local vaccine for Covid-19, Covaxin, which is being developed by Bharat Biotech, has also entered Phase 2 clinical trials on September 7.
Austria Opts For More Face Masks, Smaller Events As Coronavirus Advances
Austria is responding to an increase in coronavirus infections by making facemasks compulsory in more places including all shops and school corridors, and limiting the size of private events indoors to 50 people, the government said on Friday.
Migrants Sleeping Rough On Lesbos After Fire, Locals Oppose Shelter Plans
Thousands of migrants remained stranded without shelter on the island of Lesbos for a third day on Friday, sleeping on streets or in fields near Greece's largest refugee camp after a devastating fire burned the facility to the ground.