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Pair Charged For Plot To Attack White House, Trump Tower
Federal authorities have arrested two men on terror charges for allegedly plotting to bomb or shoot up sites including the White House and Trump Tower in New York City in attacks inspired by the Islamic State group.
Florida Wildlife Refuge To Take 30 Former Circus Elephants
A Florida wildlife sanctuary is building a new, spacious home for former circus elephants.
Poor Should Get Covid-19 Vaccine First, Pope Francis Says
The poor and weakest members of society should get preferential treatment when a vaccine for the coronavirus is ready, Pope Francis told the United Nations on Friday.
N. Macedonia: 2 Policemen Suspended Over Roma Man's Beating
North Macedonias interior minister said two police officers were suspended Friday over the beating of a Roma man, a form of brutality that rights groups said is a disturbingly frequent occurrence.
Company To Pay $60M For Deceptive Marketing With Pelvic Mesh
A company that failed to adequately inform women of dangerous side effects related to permanent pelvic mesh devices will be required to pay $60 million, according to a settlement announced this week by state attorney generals across the U.S.
Rescue Of Stranded Whales In Australia Enters Final Phase
Rescuers were trying to save the few remaining longfinned pilot whales still floundering in shallow waters off the Australian coast on Friday in one of the world's biggest mass whale strandings.
Suspect In Federal Fraud Probe Found Slain In New Orleans
A man under federal investigation for alleged involvement in a scheme to stage expensive car crashes was shot to death inside a New Orleans apartment, according to his lawyer.
Thai Republic Hashtag Trends As Frustration Surges Among Protesters
The hashtag #RepublicofThailand trended on Twitter in Thailand on Friday after a decision by parliament to delay possible changes to the constitution infuriated protesters in the Southeast Asian kingdom.
Greta Thunberg And Youth Climate Protests Make A Return
Teenage environmental activist Greta Thunberg is back. She joined fellow demonstrators outside the Swedish Parliament on Friday to kick off a day of socially distanced global climate protests.
Malaysia King Will Not Take Near-term Meetings Amid Political Struggle
Malaysia's King Sultan Abdullah will not be granting an audience to anyone for a week as he is under observation at a hospital, a palace official said on Friday, amid a bid by opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim to form a new government.
Seoul: North Korea's Kim Apologizes Over Shooting Death
South Korea says North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has apologized over the killing of a South Korea official.
Hearing Seeks To Move Protest Shooter For Trial In Wisconsin
A 17-year-old accused of killing two protesters days after Jacob Blake was shot by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin, faces a hearing Friday on whether he should be sent to Wisconsin to stand trial on homicide charges that could put him in prison for life.
Kosovo War Crimes Tribunal Arrests First Suspect, Former KLA Leader
A former insurgent commander, Salih Mustafa, has been arrested in Kosovo and transferred to the Kosovo war crimes tribunal's detention center in the Netherlands, the court said on Thursday.
U.S. Coronavirus Cases Surpass 7 Million As Midwest Outbreak Flares Up
The number of novel coronavirus cases in the United States topped 7 million on Thursday more than 20% of the world's total as Midwest states reported spikes in COVID19 infections in September, according to a Reuters tally.
Republicans Lose A Round In Pennsylvania Mail Voting Dispute
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court dealt a blow Thursday to Republicans in the legal fight over the deadline for mailed ballots in the presidential battleground state.
Thieves Steal Business Jet In Mexico, Crash In Guatemala
Thieves stole a business jet from an airport in central Mexico, flew it to Venezuela, apparently loaded it with drugs and then crashed the plane in Guatemala, authorities said Thursday.
