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Thousands Of Czechs Protest Against COVID Curbs
Thousands of Czechs massed in Prague's Wenceslas Square on Sunday, waving flags and chanting slogans against COVID19 restrictions, even as infections surge.
Pregnant Woman Denied Re-entry to New Zealand Offered Refuge by Taliban
It is illegal to be pregnant and unmarried in Qatar, so journalist Charlotte Bellis kept her pregnancy secret as she prepared to return to New Zealand.
Perry Lifts North Texas Past Louisiana Tech On Late Basket
Tylor Perry hit a 3pointer with four seconds remaining to lift North Texas to a 6362 win over Louisiana Tech on Saturday, the Mean Green's seventh straight victory.
N.Korea Conducts Seventh Suspected Missile Launch In Busiest Month For Tests
North Korea launched at least one suspected ballistic missile into the sea off its east coast on Sunday, governments in the region reported, in what would be the nucleararmed country's seventh test this month.
Jones Carries Stetson Over Eastern Kentucky 113-95
Christiaan Jones scored a seasonhigh 25 points as Stetson defeated Eastern Kentucky 11395 on Saturday. Wheza Panzo added 20 points for the Hatters.
Scheierman Lifts South Dakota St. Past North Dakota St.
Baylor Scheierman had 23 points as South Dakota State won its 10th straight game, narrowly beating North Dakota State 8076 on Saturday.
Wood Scores 18 To Lead Belmont Over UT Martin 87-58
JaCobi Wood came off the bench to score 18 points and Grayson Murphy distributed 13 assists and grabbed 11 rebounds and Belmont beat UT Martin 8758 on Saturday.
No. 10 Michigan Tops Rival Michigan 83-67 With Scoring Depth
Max Christie scored 14 of his 16 points in the first half and Malik Hall finished with 15 points, leading No. 10 Michigan State to an 8367 win over Michigan on Saturday.
4th-tier Versailles Upsets Toulouse To Reach French Cup QFs
Fourthtier Versailles produced a French Cup upset on Saturday when it won 10 at second division leader Toulouse to reach the quarterfinals.
Bodies Of Indian Family Who Died While Crossing Into US May Not Be Flown Back: Report
The Patels died meters away from the US-Canada border on the Canadian side suffering from hypothermia and frostbites due to the extreme cold.
Court Ruling Gives Biden Chance For Reset On Climate Policy
President Joe Biden has an opportunity for a reset on climate policy after a federal judge rejected an administration plan to lease millions of acres in the Gulf of Mexico for offshore oil drilling.
Bills D Coordinator Frazier Has 2nd Interview With Giants
Buffalo Bills defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier got a second interview with the New York Giants on Friday, and the team might be in position to hire a new coach this weekend.
Herta To Replace Injured Pastrana In Race Of Champions
Colton Herta will represent the United States in next weekend's international Race of Champions as the replacement for injured driver Travis Pastrana.
Vladimir Putin, Emmanuel Macron Agree on Need for 'De-escalation' in Ukraine
France hosted more than eight hours of talks between Russian and Ukrainian delegations in Paris on Wednesday which were seen as a test of whether Putin wanted to lower tensions.
China Steps Up Its Censorship Game, Changes ‘Fight Club’ Movie Ending To Curb Threat To Authority
People took to social media to make fun of the new ending but human rights watchers have called the change 'dystopian'.
CONMEBOL President Says 'No Chance' Of Biennial World Cups
The president of South America's soccer confederation has reiterated that teams from the region would boycott FIFA's plans for a biennial World Cup and said there is no chance that such a proposal will go through.
