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Delaware Suspect In Whitmer Plot Was Pardoned Last Year
The Delaware man charged in federal court with conspiring to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has a long criminal history and was pardoned just last year by Delawares governor for crimes dating to 1994, according to state records.
Biden, Harris Dodge Questions About Supreme Court Expansion
There are few topics that Joe Biden isn't willing to opine on except the Supreme Court.
Emily Ratajkowski Is Working On Book Of Essays, 'My Body'
British model and activist Emily Ratajkowski has a book deal. EmRata, as her millions of online followers know her, is working on an essay collection called My Body. Metropolitan Books will published it in 2022.
Daily COVID Cases Doubled In England In A Week - ONS
The average daily number of COVID19 cases in England has doubled in a week, an infection survey by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said on Friday, feeding concern that the epidemic is once again growing exponentially.
Bar Or Restaurant? The Big Issue In Pandemic-struck Brussels
New coronavirus restrictions put a spotlight on two Belgian classics this week: Beer and surrealism.
Latest Militia Attack In Ethiopia Kills 14 Civilians
A security official in Ethiopias Western BenishangulGumuz region says an attack this week killed 14 civilians and security forces killed 14 militia members.
Australia Records Second Day Without COVID-19 Death For First Time In Three Months
Australia reported its second straight day without any COVID19 deaths on Friday, the longest stretch without any fatalities from the virus in three months.
China Says Joins COVAX Vaccine Facility For COVID-19
China said on Friday it has formally joined the global COVID19 vaccine facility known as COVAX, becoming the biggest economy to back the initiative to date.
Kidnapped Mali Politician And French Aid Worker Freed
Kidnapped Malian politician Soumaila Cisse and French aid worker Sophie Petronin were freed on Thursday, Mali's presidency said, after lengthy periods in the hands of Islamist insurgents.
Bill Cosby Appeal Set For Dec. 1 In Pennsylvania High Court
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will hear Bill Cosby's appeal of his felony sex assault conviction on Dec. 1.
Brazil Strains At Quarantine As Virus Cases Pass 5 Million
Dozens of people converged on the cobblestone streets of downtown Rio de Janeiro for its traditional Pedra do Sal samba party the first since the pandemic began and it seemed Brazil was returning to normal.
Kyrgyzstan Leader Holds Talks To Try To End Political Crisis
The president of Kyrgyzstan held his first talks Thursday with the newly appointed speaker of parliament to try to end a political crisis that unfolded in the Central Asian country after mass protests over a disputed parliamentary election.
European Institutions Give Money To Back Albanian Tourism
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the European Union on Thursday gave 100 million euros ($117.5 million) to Albania to help its tourism industry recover and boost its competitiveness in the region.
Pope Commits To Clean Finances Amid Scandal In Backyard
Pope Francis told European antimoney laundering experts Thursday that the Vatican was committed to clean finance, as he denounced financial speculation amid a spiraling corruption investigation in the heart of the Holy See.
700-year-old Chinese Scroll Sells For $41.8M In Hong Kong
A 700yearold Chinese painted scroll from the Yuan Dynasty fetched 306.6 million Hong Kong dollars ($41.8 million) at a Sothebys auction in Hong Kong.
With Trump Ailing, A Steady Pence Tries To Keep The Campaign Afloat
Mike Pence achieved on the debate stage what arguably President Donald Trump did not in a similar showdown last week: He offered a cogent and restrained case for why traditional Republicans and some swing voters should return the TrumpPence ticket to the...