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Azerbaijan, Armenia Report Shelling Of Cities Despite Truce
Azerbaijan has accused Armenia of attacking large cities overnight in violation of the ceasefire deal brokered by Russia that seeks to end the worst outbreak of hostilities in the separatist NagornoKarabakh region.
Turkish Cypriots Choose Leader With Peace Deal At Stake
Turkish Cypriots began voting Sunday for a leader tasked with overcoming their deep political chasms with rival Greek Cypriots in order to pave the way for a deal to end 46 years of ethnic division in Cyprus and quell tensions over offshore energy reserve...
Trump Accuses Joe Biden of 'Shipping Jobs to China'
Trump charged Biden and his campaign of taking the country on the path of socialism, which he vowed would not let him do.
UK PM Boris Johnson Searching For A Chief Of Staff - Sunday Times
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is looking for a chief of staff and has reached out to Theresa May, his predecessor, on whether she wants to take charge of the COP26 climate change summit that Britain is hosting next year, The Sunday Times reported,...
Michigan Agency Removes Foxes, Coyotes From Unlicensed Rehab
Officials removed a half-dozen red foxes, three coyotes and other animals from an unlicensed rehabilitation center in western Michigan where the owners 2-year-old granddaughter lost an arm after reaching into a pen that housed two wolf-dog hybrids.
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Opposition Parties Win Big In Czech Senate Election
Opposition parties in the Czech Republic have cemented their dominant position in Parliaments upper house after winning big in an election for a third of the seats in the Senate, as the ruling centerleft coalition government suffered a setback.
Kyrgyzstan Bans Rallies, Imposes Curfew To End Turmoil
Authorities in Kyrgyzstan on Saturday banned rallies and imposed a curfew in the Central Asian nation's capital, seeking to end a week of turmoil sparked by a disputed parliamentary election.
Asia Today: India Cases Approach 7 Million Amid Slower Pace
Indias confirmed coronavirus cases are nearing 7 million with another 73,272 reported in the past 24 hours.
Whitmer Plot A New Twist In Fight For Battleground Michigan
Gretchen Whitmer knew shed have the spotlight Thursday. And she decided not to waste it.
Hong Kong Police Arrest 9 For Aiding Dozen To Flee Territory
Police in Hong Kong said Saturday they have arrested nine people on suspicion of providing funds and other assistance to a group of 12 who sought to flee the territory by boat in August but were intercepted by Chinese authorities.
Transgender Rights Activist-blogger Monica Roberts, 58, Dies
Prominent transgender rights activist and blogger Monica Roberts has died in Houston at the age of 58.
Trump Complains Of Delays In Results Of Probe Into Origins Of Russia Investigation
President Donald Trump said on Friday it was a "disgrace" that a Justice Department review of the origins of the Russia investigation that consumed two years of his presidency would not be ready before the Nov. 3 election.
With No Explanation, Mexico Stock Exchange Stops Trading
With no explanation, the Mexican Stock Exchange halted trading around noon Friday, and then three hours later declared an end to the trading day at its usual closing time.
Trump Says Experimental Drugs May Have Saved Him From Virus
President Donald Trump said Friday he could have become very ill and might not have recovered from COVID19 without experimental drugs, a far worse outlook than what his doctors were telling the American people.
FBI: 'Boogaloo' Movement Member Arrested On Gun Charge
A Maryland man described by the FBI as a member of the antigovernment boogaloo movement has been arrested on a gun charge, court records show.