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Georgia Officer Shoots Man Thought To Have Fled Traffic Stop
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is looking into why a south Georgia police officer shot and killed a man believed to have fled a traffic stop hours before.
Trump Plans Second White House Event For Barrett As Senate Vote Looms
The White House planned a Monday night celebration of the Republican Senate's expected confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett to the U.S. Supreme Court, a month after a similar event was linked to a COVID19 outbreak that preceded President Donald Trump's own i...
Palestinians Push For International Conference, US Is Open
The Palestinian foreign minister said Monday an international peace conference is the only way to generate momentum to bring Israelis and Palestinians to negotiate a peace agreement. The U.S. ambassador said the Trump administration has no objection to me...
Biden Was Speaking To George Lopez In Widely Shared Video
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden stumbled over a name when he was interviewed during the virtual I Will Vote concert, and social media has lit up with claims that he confused President Donald Trump with a previous occupant of the Oval Office.
Big Power Shutoffs In California As Winds Boost Fire Danger
Large swaths of California had no electricity Monday as utilities tried to prevent the chance of their equipment sparking wildfires while the fireweary state was buffeted by powerful winds and dangerously dry weather conditions.
Malaysian PM Acknowledges King's Rebuff Of Virus Emergency
Malaysia's prime minister said his government was prioritizing protecting people from COVID19 amid a new outbreak after the king rebuffed his emergency proposal that critics saw as an undemocratic attempt to hold onto power.
Jews For Trump Car Parade Stirs Protests, Fights In New York
Skirmishes broke out between supporters and opponents of President Donald Trump as a Jews For Trump convoy of hundreds of cars draped with American flags and Trump 2020 banners rolled slowly through Manhattan and Brooklyn on Sunday afternoon.
UK Doctors Demand Free Meals For Kids as Coronavirus Pushes More Families into Poverty
Some 2,200 members of the Royal College of Pediatrics and Child Health have written an open letter to Conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson, saying they were shocked by his refusal” to back down on the issue.
Analysis: U.S. Supreme Court Nominee Barrett Often Rules For Police In Excessive Force Cases
In her three years as a federal appeals court judge, U.S. Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett has consistently sided with police or prison guards accused of using excessive force, a Reuters review of cases she was involved in shows.
U.S. Disease Expert Fauci Says Vaccine Verdict Due By Early December
U.S. infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci said on Sunday it would be clear whether a COVID19 vaccine was safe and effective by early December, but that more widespread vaccination would not be likely until later in 2021.
US Senate Inches Closer to Confirming Trump's Supreme Court Nominee With Sunday Vote
With Republicans controlling the chamber 53-47 and no indication of an internal revolt against the conservative appeals court judge replacing liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Barrett looks almost certain to take up a lifetime appointment on the bench...
Lithuania Holds Parliamentary Vote As Pandemic Hits Jobs
Polling stations opened Sunday across Lithuania for a parliamentary runoff election in which the winner will have to tackle a growing health crisis and high unemployment due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Left-leaning NDP Projected To Form Majority British Columbia Government - CBC
The leftleaning New Democratic Party (NDP) is on track to form a majority government in the western Canadian province of British Columbia, Canadian Broadcasting Corp (CBC) News projected after Saturday's election.
Archbishop Pizzaballa Appointed Jerusalem Patriarch
Archbishop Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the Vatican’s apostolic administrator in the Holy Land, has been named as the new Patriarch of Jerusalem by Pope Francis.
Trump Touts 'Incredible' Numbers as Covid-19 Infections Reach Record Heights
The US death toll has grown to 223,995, according to the COVID-19 dashboard published by Johns Hopkins University.
Europe, U.S. Watch Case Totals Grow, Debate New Restrictions
Confirmed coronavirus infections continued to soar Saturday in many parts of the U.S. and Europe. In some cases, so did anger over the restrictions governments put in place to try to stem the tide.