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Cuban-American Judge From Florida On Trump High Court List
A daughter of Cuban exiles who has had a swift rise as a lawyer and judge is on President Donald Trump's short list to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the U.S. Supreme Court.
Supreme Court Fight Could Elevate Kamala Harris' Profile
Kamala Harris is poised to become a leading figure in the Democratic opposition to President Donald Trump's Supreme Court pick, with her status as both a lawmaker and vice presidential nominee putting her in the center of the fight.
Vision 2020: Does The Federal Gov't Have A Role In The Vote?
What is the role of the federal government in elections?
Dozens Killed In Bloodiest Afghanistan Clashes Since Peace Talks Began
At least 57 members of the Afghan security forces were killed and dozens injured in overnight clashes with Taliban fighters across Afghanistan, security officials said on Monday, in the bloodiest day of fighting since government and insurgent forces began...
Tropical Storm Beta Set To Deluge Texas And Louisiana
Tropical Storm Beta weakened overnight but was still expected to soak the Texas coast on Monday and later threaten the Texas and Louisiana coasts with a potentially deadly storm surge, the National Hurricane Center said.
$20,000 Acrylic Case Installed Around Jefferson Marker
A $20,000 acrylic case now protects Thomas Jefferson's original headstone on the University of Missouri campus, a response to vandalism concerns amid an ongoing dispute about whether the university should honor the third president who also was a slave own...
Waves, Wind Lash Bermuda Hurricane Teddy Approaches
Tropical storm winds and big waves battered Bermuda on Monday as Hurricane Teddy approached, though the center was projected to spare the wealthy British territory a direct hit.
Czechs Replace Health Minister Amid Record Infection Surge
The Czech government moved Monday to appoint an epidemiologist as the new health minister as the country struggles with a surge of new coronavirus infections.
Russian Landlords Feel The Pinch As COVID-19 Hits Incomes And Rents
Before the coronavirus pandemic hit Russia, pensioner Elena rented out her onebedroom apartment in the Moscow suburbs to help make ends meet.
UK Could Hit 50,000 COVID Cases Per Day By Mid October If Rise Continues Unabated
The COVID epidemic in Britain is doubling roughly every seven days and if it continues to do so there would be about 50,000 new cases per day by the middle of October, the government's Chief Scientific Adviser Patrick Vallance said on Monday.
The Latest: India Records Nearly 87,000 New Virus Cases
NEW DELHI India has recorded nearly 87,000 new cases of the coronavirus in the past 24 hours, with another 1,130 deaths.
Australian, British Aid Workers Killed In Blast In Solomon Islands
Two men from Australia and Britain who worked for an aid agency that helps to dispose of unexploded bombs were killed in a blast in Solomon Islands, their employer said on Monday.
Honduras Hopes To Move Israel Embassy To Jerusalem By End Of Year
Honduras hopes to move its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv by the end of 2020, Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday, a move likely to anger the Palestinians.
Thousands Continue Protests Outside PM Netanyahu's Residence Demanding his Resignation Over Corruption Charges, Handling of Covid-19 Crisis
An exception allowing people to hold public demonstrations was included in the three-week lockdown imposed last Friday. But many participants in the gathering appeared to ignored social-distancing rules.
Large Ferry Runs Aground Off Finnish Island, Nobody Hurt
A ferry carrying almost 300 people between Finland and Sweden ran aground off an island in the Baltic Sea on Sunday but nobody was hurt, said Viking Line, the company which operates the ship.
The Latest: Australia's Melbourne Reports Fewer Cases
MELBOURNE, Australia Australias second-largest city, Melbourne, has moved close to easing severe lockdown restrictions after recording only 14 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday.