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Singapore And Indonesia Agree To Resume Business And Official Travel
Singapore and Indonesia have agreed to reopen borders between the two countries for essential business and official travel after they were shut to curb the spread of COVID19.
God's Work or Climate Change? 'Conservative' Louisiana Battles Storms and Hardline Views
Louisiana is part of the "Bible Belt" in the US South, a conservative and deeply religious region that voted for Donald Trump in 2016.
Barrett To Senators: Courts 'Should Not Try' To Make Policy
Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett will tell senators that courts should not try to make policy, leaving those decisions to the political branches of government, according to opening remarks for her confirmation hearing obtained Sunday by The Associa...
Gas Explosion Hits Market, Kills At Least 5 In Southwest Iran
A suspected gas explosion flattened a building and shops in a marketplace in southwest Iran on Sunday, killing at least five people, a fire official said, in the latest in a series of fires and blasts, some of which have hit sensitive sites.
The Latest: India's Virus Cases Top 7 Million; Soon Past US
NEW DELHI Indias confirmed coronavirus toll has crossed 7 million with a number of new cases dipping in recent weeks, even as health experts warn of mask and distancing fatigue setting in.
'A Moment to Put Country Above Party': Biden Makes Appeal to Disaffected Republican, Independent Voters
Biden warned that working class people are 'being left behind by the most unequal recovery in American history' due to the US President's mishandling of the pandemic.
Veteran Tajik President On Course For Fifth Term
Tajikistan's Russianallied President Imomali Rakhmon looks sure to secure a fifth term in office in Sunday's election as his four competitors' campaigns admit they do not expect many votes.
2 Small Aircraft Collide In France, Killing 5 People
An ultralight airplane collided on Saturday with another small plane, killing five people as the two aircraft fell into gardens around a town southeast of France's capital.
Judge Throws Out Trump Campaign's Pennsylvania Lawsuit
A federal judge in Pennsylvania on Saturday threw out a lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump's campaign, dismissing its challenges to the battleground state's pollwatching law and its efforts to limit how mailin ballots can be collected and which of th...
Egypt’s President Signs Strategic Maritime Deal With Greece
Egypts president Saturday ratified a maritime deal setting its Mediterranean Sea boundary with Greece and demarcating an exclusive economic zone for oil and gas drilling rights, the staterun news agency reported, in a move that has angered Turkey.
4 Killed, 2 Injured In Shooting In Southern Puerto Rico
Four men were shot to death and two others gravely wounded near a basketball court in southern Puerto Rico, police said Saturday.
China Says 'It Has No Such Indication' After Reports of Nation 'Helping' Pak Set Up Missile Sites in PoK Surface
Amid the continuing standoff between Indian and Chinese troops in Ladakh, media reports quoting intelligence inputs have claimed that China is helping Pakistan set up sites for surface-to-air missiles in PoK as soldiers of their armies have been carrying...
Meeting The Moment: Queen Elizabeth Honors Pandemic's Heroes
Queen Elizabeth II has used her delayed birthday honors list to celebrate the selfless work of people some more famous than others in the battle against the coronavirus pandemic.
France Says Nagorno-Karabakh Ceasefire Is First Step
France on Saturday welcomed a ceasefire between Azerbaijan and ethnic Armenian forces in NagornoKarabakh, but said it now had to be fully implemented to ensure conditions were in place to end hostilities permanently.
North Korea Holds Rare Predawn Military Parade, South Korea Says
North Korea held a military parade early on Saturday to mark the 75th anniversary of the founding of its ruling Workers' Party in a rare predawn event, South Korea's military said.
Hurricane Delta Weakens After Churning Into Storm-battered Louisiana
Hurricane Delta weakened steadily on Friday after churning into a corner of southwestern Louisiana repeatedly battered by storms this year, sending residents scurrying out of harm's way and disrupting Gulf Coast energy production.