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Mustang Ranch Brothel Eligible For Coronavirus Relief Grant
The famed Mustang Ranch brothel is eligible to apply for small business grants as part of money a Nevada county received under a federal coronavirus relief package, officials have decided.
Thousands Protest In Pakistan Over Reprinting Of Mohammad Cartoons In France
Tens of thousands of people protested across Pakistan on Friday against French magazine Charlie Hebdo's reprinting of cartoons mocking the Prophet Mohammad, chanting "Death to France" and calling for boycotts of French products.
Video Captures Health Worker Poking Body, Woman Arrested
A woman was charged with corpse abuse after video showed a health care worker mistreating the body of a deceased resident at an assisted living facility, police said.
Thai Protesters Tie White Ribbons At Prison For Activists
Thai protesters tied white ribbons to the gate of a prison in Bangkok on Friday to call for the release of two activists whose bail was revoked as they face charges over antigovernment demonstrations.
NATO Agrees Novichok Used On Navalny, Demands Probe
NATO SecretaryGeneral Jens Stoltenberg on Friday condemned the appalling assassination attempt on Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny and called on Moscow to answer questions about the poisoning to international investigators.
Navalny Case Is 'heavy Burden' For Russia's Leaders: German President
The poisoning of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, who is in intensive care in a Berlin hospital, is damaging to Russia's leadership and makes it harder for Germany to cooperate with Moscow, German President FrankWalter Steinmeier said.
Italy's Berlusconi Taken To Hospital After Positive Coronavirus Test
Italy's former prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has been admitted to hospital in Milan for further checks after testing positive for the new coronavirus, his Forza Italia party said on Friday.
South Korean Doctors Divided Over Strike Amid Surge In COVID Cases
South Korea's peak medical association on Friday called for an end to a doctors strike which has complicated efforts to curb a new wave of coronavirus infections after the government backed down on plans to reform the sector.
Rescue Workers In Beirut Hope To Find Survivor In Rubble
Rescue workers resumed search operations early Friday in a building that collapsed last month in Beiruts deadly blast in hopes of finding a survivor under the rubble after a pulsing signal was detected.
Seven Police Officers In Rochester, NY Suspended Over Black Man's Death
Seven Rochester, New York police officers were suspended on Thursday over the asphyxiation death of a Black man who they arrested in March in a brutal incident only revealed in videotape footage made public this week.
Police Officer Poisoned by Novichok in UK Issues Cryptic Tweet on Alexey Navalny Case
Detective Sergeant Nick Bailey was hospitalized after coming into contact with the nerve agent after the attack on Russian ex-spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia in Salisbury.
Colombia Targets Ex US Green Beret Behind Anti-Maduro Plot
Colombia's police chief is calling on a former U.S. Green Beret behind a plot to overthrow Venezuelan President Nicols Maduro to answer for his crimes in the South American country.
Jack Daniel's Master Distiller Stepping Down After 12 Years
After 12 years of leading production of the powerhouse Jack Daniel's whiskey brand, Jeff Arnett is stepping down as master distiller, the company announced Thursday.
Relatives Of Jailed Venezuelan Police, Military Clamor For Their Release
Relatives of at least 259 jailed Venezuelan police and military officers are clamoring for their release, upset that none of them were included on the list of 110 people pardoned by President Nicolas Maduro's government this week.
Trump Faces Pushback For Urging People To Vote Twice As Test
President Donald Trump is facing a backlash for urging voters in North Carolina to vote by mail and then try to vote again in person to test the mailin ballot system in the Nov. 3 election.
Still Too Soon To Try Altering Human Embryo DNA, Panel Says
Its still too soon to try to make genetically edited babies because the science isnt advanced enough to ensure safety, says an international panel of experts who also mapped a pathway for any countries that want to consider it.