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China sends medical experts to advise on Kim Jong Un, report says China has sent a team of medical experts and diplomats to North Korea in a visit somehow related to the health of Kim Jong Un. A report in Reuters cites three people familiar with the situation, and comes as the health o...
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Genocide Trial in Germany for Accused ISIS Member in Death of Yazidi Girl The 27-year-old Iraqi man is accused of enslaving and murdering of a 5-year-old. His trial is believed to be the first that carries the charge of genocide in relation to the Yazidis.
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Trump Tells West Point He's Speaking To Graduates; Now Cadets Must Return To Campus 1,000 cadets have been called back to New York, the state with the highest number of coronavirus deaths in the nation.
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Identical twin sisters die of coronavirus just three days apart Identical twins, identical deaths. Katy and Emma Davis, 37, died of COVID-19 within three days of each other in southern England, BBC.com reported. “They always said they had come into the world together and would go o...
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Toilet paper, cleaning products and now, elastic? Mask makers cope with unexpected COVID-19-related shortages as sewing machine demand jumps. With protection against COVID-19 spurring demand, hobbyists have turned to making masks. That's led to shortages of elastic and high demand for the services of people who repair old machines.
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People in the US state of Georgia can now get their nails done, their hair cut -- even get a tattoo or a massage -- after just three weeks of a state-wide stay-at-home order. That's an awful lot of touching, considering ...
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US reopening: Which states have relaxed restrictions? Find out what your state is doing Here is a list of states making moves to roll back social distancing regulations, which helped slow the spread of the coronavirus.       
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Coronavirus in Massachusetts: In Chelsea, Leaders Struggle to Separate the Sick From the Well Chelsea, Mass., has an infection rate higher than any other community in the state. With families in cramped housing, it is difficult to contain the spread.
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US and China are no-shows at global coronavirus video conference The US -- along with Russia, China and India -- passed on an invitation by the World Health Organization to join a global initiative to fight COVID-19, although leaders from Europe, the Middle East and Africa showed up. ...
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Bangladesh: Rohingya Refugees Stranded at Sea

Human Rights Watch - 25 Apr 2020 06:00
Expand Rohingya refugees gather after being rescued in Teknaf near Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, April 16, 2020. © 2020 AP Photo (Bangkok) - The Bangladesh government should immediately allow hundreds of Rohingya refugees st...
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Georgia officials investigate racist text to Atlanta mayor Georgia officials are investigating a racist text received by Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms
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Dr. Anna Zimmermann says her family did everything right when it came to taking precautions against the coronavirus. They canceled their spring break plans, kept their shopping trips to a minimum and kept their kids home...
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Mustang driver arrested for 'racing' Indiana police at 120 mph Next time, he should think twice. Police in Elkhart County, Ind., arrested a Ford Mustang driver Wednesday night after he sped by them doing 120 mph in a 70 mph zone on the Indiana Toll Road and led them on a 25-mile cha...
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Alleged Katie Hill lover speaks out: 'I'm innocent, broken and suicidal' Graham Kelly has finally escaped the eye of the scandalous storm that swirled around his boss, then-Congresswoman Katie Hill -- but he didn’t emerge unscathed. He’s been slandered as Hill’s lover, his promising pol...
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Ex-CEO sentenced in college admissions scam asks to serve time at home over coronavirus BOSTON -- The former CEO of a top investment company who got nine months in prison in the college admissions bribery scheme asked a judge if he could begin his sentence at home because of the risk of catching the coronav...
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Relatives appeal for more testing in nursing homes, as concern mounts about vulnerable patients.
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World Coronavirus Tracker: Live Coverage

The New York Times - 25 Apr 2020 06:01
World Coronavirus Tracker: Live Coverage The pandemic has sickened nearly three million people. Crowds that normally turn out for a memorial holiday in Australia and New Zealand were absent.
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The Trump administration is pointing the finger at China for attempting to steal coronavirus research as officials are warning they have seen a growing wave of cyberattacks on US government agencies and medical instituti...
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Trump Reportedly Plans to Scale Back Coronavirus Briefings After Disinfectant Debacle The Friday coronavirus briefing was the shortest ever and the president did not take any questions.
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The judge ordered officials to promptly release children with sponsors from immigrant detention facilities, where the coronavirus has spread in recent weeks.
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Chicago's horse-drawn carriages to end in 2021

New York Post - 25 Apr 2020 06:08
Chicago's horse-drawn carriages to end in 2021 CHICAGO -- The Chicago City Council voted Friday to end horse-drawn carriage rides in the city after Dec. 31. Alderman Brendan Reilly, whose ward includes the city's central business district, said he has tried to persua...
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The Progress carried out a two-orbit rendezvous, docking just three hours and 21 minutes after launch.
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