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At the Forefront of Covid-19 Battle, WHO Chief Goes into Quarantine After Contact Tests Positive
Tedros has been at the forefront of the United Nations health agency's efforts to battle the pandemic. which has claimed nearly 1.2 million lives and infected over 46 million people worldwide since emerging in China late last year.
Texas High Court Denies GOP Effort To Reject Houston Votes
The Texas Supreme Court on Sunday denied a Republicanled petition to toss nearly 127,000 ballots cast at drivethru voting places in the Houston area.
At Least Five Killed In Ivory Coast Election Clashes, Say Officials
At least five people died during clashes on election day in Ivory Coast, officials said on Sunday, as President Alassane Ouattara seeks a third term in office that his opponents say is illegal.
GOP Tries To Save Its Senate Majority, With Or Without Trump
Senate Republicans are fighting to save their majority, a final election push against the onslaught of challengers in states once off limits to Democrats but now hotbeds of a potential backlash to President Donald Trump and his allies on Capitol Hill.
Two Killed, Five Wounded In Quebec Stabbings: Local Media
At least two people were killed and five were wounded after being stabbed by a man wearing medieval clothes near the Parliament Hill area of Quebec City, Canada late on Saturday, police and local media reported.
Quebec Stabbings Leave At Least Two Dead, Five Injured - Local Media
At least two people died and five were injured after being stabbed by a man wearing medieval clothes, armed with a bladed weapon near the Parliament Hill area of Quebec City, Canada, late on Saturday, local media reported.
Mainland China Reports 24 New COVID-19 Cases Vs 33 A Day Earlier
Mainland China reported 24 new COVID19 cases on Oct. 31, down from 33 a day earlier, the country's national health authority said on Sunday.
AP FACT CHECK: Trump's Voting Wrongs; Biden's Trade Miss
The actual crisis of the coronavirus pandemic and a manufactured crisis over voting fraud featured heavily in President Donald Trumps misstatements during the 2020 campaigns final week. Democrat Joe Biden went astray on trade as he assailed the presidents...
Mexican President Picks First Woman To Head Security Ministry
Mexico's president has chosen a woman to lead the security ministry for the first time, tasking her with bringing to heel heavily armed drug gangs that have fueled chronic violence and caused tens of thousands of deaths.
Millions More Face English Virus Restrictions as Cases Spiral
Nearly 2.4 million residents in five districts of West Yorkshire, including in the city of Leeds, will be barred from socialising with other households indoors.
Canada Says Stronger Response Needed To Fight Coronavirus, PM Hopes To Avoid Major Shutdown
Canadians need to do more to tackle a second wave of the coronavirus by slashing the number of personal contacts they have with others, health authorities said on Friday.
2 Plead Guilty In Georgia Case Of 2 Buried Children
Two people have pleaded guilty to murder charges in the deaths of two teenage siblings found buried outside their Georgia home and will testify against the siblings' father and others facing the death penalty in the case, prosecutors said Friday.
735 Acres Of Ancestral Land Returned To Penobscot Nation
The private foundation that donated land for the Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument in Maine has returned 735 acres of ancestral land to the Penobscot Nation, officials said Friday.
Four Killed In Turkey As Strong Earthquake Strikes Aegean Sea
A strong earthquake struck the Aegean Sea on Friday and was felt in both Greece and Turkey, where four people were killed as buildings collapsed in the coastal province of Izmir.
Britain Resists Full Lockdown In Face Of Rising Cases And Falling Support
Britain's government resisted the idea of a new national lockdown on Friday, even as a survey showed soaring COVID19 infections and Prime Minister Boris Johnson slumped in the polls, testing his resolve to use mainly local measures to tackle the pandemic.
Oil Losses Deepen, Set For Second Monthly Fall As Virus Spread
Global oil prices fell more than 1% on Friday, extending losses and on track for a second monthly fall, on growing concerns that the rise in COVID19 cases in Europe and the United States could hurt fuel consumption.