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Springboks Starting New Backline Against Wales
South Africa will field a newlook backline featuring Damian Willemse, Jesse Kriel and Herschel Jantjies against Wales at Principality Stadium on Saturday.
New Zealand Seals off Northern Region Over Suspected Spread of Covid-19
Part of the Northland region, about 270 km (168 miles) from the biggest city of Auckland, is to begin a level 3 lockdown from midnight, said Chris Hipkins, the minister coordinating the response to coronavirus
Ex-Army Vet Sentenced For Southern California Bomb Plot
An Army veteran who plotted to bomb a white supremacist rally in Southern California was sentenced Monday to 25 years in federal prison.
Queen Urges World Leaders At COP26 To 'Rise Above Politics'
Queen Elizabeth II urged world leaders attending the U.N. climate summit to rise above the politics of the moment," saying in a video message Monday that she hoped they could work together for the sake of future generations.
Judge: Accusers At Epstein Associate Trial To Use Pseudonyms
Accusers in the upcoming trial of British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell charged with helping Jeffrey Epstein sexually abuse teenage girls can testify using pseudonyms or first names to protect their privacy, a judge ruled Monday.
Migrant Caravan Limps North Through Mexico, Despite Dengue And Exhaustion
A caravan of thousands of migrants and asylum seekers from Central America and the Caribbean resumed its trek through southern Mexico on Monday, despite concerns that half of them could be injured or sick, including some from dengue fever.
Train Collision In Southwest England Injures Several People
Two trains were involved in a collision on Sunday in the southwestern English city of Salisbury, injuring a number of people, police said.
White House Press Secretary Psaki Says She Has COVID-19
White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Sunday she has contracted COVID19.
Trains Collide After England Derailment; Injuries Reported
Two passenger trains collided after one of them derailed in the southern English city of Salisbury, authorities said Sunday.
Trump Insults Native Americans With Tomahawk Chop at World Series Game
While Trump was US President in October 2019, he attended game five of the World Series in Washington and a chorus of boos broke out when his image was flashed on the stadium video display board.
Former Idaho Lawmaker's Rape Case Moves Forward In Court
A magistrate judge says there is enough evidence for a rape case against a former state lawmaker to move forward in court.
Former Idaho Lawmaker's Rape Case Moves Forward In Court
A magistrate judge says there is enough evidence for a rape case against a former state lawmaker to move forward in court.
France, U.S. Seek To Ease Tension Over Arms Export Rules
France and the United States agreed on Friday to explore making arms export rules more effective, addressing a longrunning source of friction as their leaders met for the first time since a spat over a U.S. security pact with Britain and Australia.
Jury Awards $25 Million To Man In Wrongful Murder Conviction
A federal jury on Friday awarded more than $25 million to a man who sued the city of Chicago and two police detectives after being wrongfully convicted of murder and spending nearly 23 years in jail.
Puerto Rico Media Petitions Supreme Court In Abuse Case
Andrea Ruiz went to court three times in one week to seek protection from her estranged boyfriend. She was denied each time and several weeks later, in late April, the 33yearold clothing store manager was found beaten, strangled, stabbed and burned to dea...
Colonial Williamsburg Restoring School For Black Children
A schoolhouse where enslaved and free Black children were taught before the Revolutionary War will be moved from the William & Mary campus to Colonial Williamsburg and restored to its original state, officials announced Friday.