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One More Person Dies of Bubonic Plague in Mongolia, 70 People Who Came in Contact with Him to be Tested
More than 70 people in close contact with the 42-year-old, who had bought two dead marmots before he fell ill, will now be tested and undergo quarantine.
Train derails in Scotland; no immediate reports of injuries
Police and paramedics were responding Wednesday to a train derailment in northeast Scotland, and smoke could be seen rising from the site.
Parents of UK teen murdered in racist attack vow to fight on
The parents of a Black teenager who was killed in a 1993 racist attack have vowed to keep fighting for justice despite a decision by Londons police force to classify their murder investigation as inactive.
Shake Shack shrugs off trade war, opens outlet in Beijing
Antagonisms between China and the United States didnt stop Beijing's burger lovers from standing in line for hours for a bite of Shake Shack's snacks.
Black activists praise Biden's pick of Harris, but warn challenges remain
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden's pick of Kamala Harris as his running mate showed his commitment to Black voters, AfricanAmerican activists said, but they warned it would not guarantee him the support he needs to win.
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AMERICA DISRUPTED-LATINO VOTE POWER Chart. About half of all Latinos are eligible to vote in the 2020 U.S. election. This chart looks at eligible Latino voters in the U.S. and North Carolina and compares that to overall U.S. and North Carolina population...
'If I Need Her, She Will be Here Next Day': Kamala Harris' Aunt in India Says Her Niece is 'Too Kind'
Dr Sarala Gopalan said the family had been up since 4 am, which is when they first received the news about Harris becoming a vice-presidential candidate.
Bougainville's youth pursue break from bloody past at presidential vote
Young people in the South Pacific islands of Bougainville are seizing the opportunity to help reshape the future of the autonomous region of Papua New Guinea as they head to the polls this month to elect a new leader.
Egg producer gouged prices when pandemic hit, lawsuit says
One of the countrys largest egg producers illegally inflated prices when the pandemic hit New York, taking in $4 million as it charged up to four times more per carton, state Attorney General Letitia James charged in a lawsuit Tuesday.
6 Killed, 22 Injured in Blast in Pakistan Town Bordering Afghanistan
No group claimed responsibility for the attack.
WHO lacks info to evaluate Russian COVID-19 vaccine, says PAHO
The World Health Organization has not received enough information on the Russian COVID19 vaccine to evaluate it, the assistant director of its regional branch, the Pan American Health Organization, Jarbas Barbosa, said on Tuesday.
Judges skeptical toward Trump ex-aide Flynn's bid to immediately end case
U.S. appeals court judges on Tuesday signaled skepticism toward a bid by President Donald Trump's former national security adviser Michael Flynn to compel a federal judge to immediately drop the criminal case against him as the Justice Department has dema...
March on Washington reconfigured to comply with virus rules
Amid widespread protests and unrest over the police killings of Black Americans, a national commemoration of the 1963 civil rights March on Washington is being reconfigured to comply with coronavirus protocols in the District of Columbia.
Death toll rises to 2 people from Baltimore gas explosion
Two people are now confirmed dead following a natural gas explosion that destroyed three row houses in Baltimore and sent seven people to the hospital, authorities said Tuesday.
Palestinian protesters urge Israel to free boycott activist
Dozens of Palestinians protested outside the German diplomatic office in the West Bank on Tuesday, seeking to draw attention to Israel's arrest of a leading coordinator of the Palestinianled boycott movement against Israel.
Hong Kong's Apple Daily vows to fight on after owner arrested
Hong Kong's Apple Daily tabloid responded with defiance on Tuesday to the arrest of owner Jimmy Lai under a new national security law imposed by Beijing, promising to fight on in a frontpage headline over an image of Lai in handcuffs.