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Newly-leaked documents reveal how China bungled COVID-19's early days A trove of newly-leaked documents detail how China bungled its handling of the pandemic’s early days — including lowballing COVID-19 data and taking weeks to diagnose new cases, according to a report on Monday. The 1...
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Audio captures moment ex-Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh found 'unresponsive' Newly released audio captured the moment firefighters found former Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh "unresponsive" inside his burning Connecticut home.
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Last of the big spenders? How Covid prompted a new frugality For many, economising has been the painful result of job losses and furlough, while others are feeling guilty about splashing out in a pandemic. But will it last - and how will it affect the economy? One of the many chan...
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Navy will decommission, scrap USS Bonhomme Richard, the warship that burned for days off San Diego this summer The Navy cited extensive damage that would cost over $3 billion, including major structural, electrical and mechanical repairs that would take years.       
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US boaters detained for accidentally sailing into British Virgin Islands seas Four Americans claim they are being held like “hostages” in a British Virgin Islands hotel room after they accidentally sailed into the territory’s waters — breaking rules that prohibit US visitors during the COV...
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Arizona, Wisconsin and Georgia affirm Biden's victory in triple blow to Trump's fizzling election fight How does that triple dose of defeat taste, Mr. President?
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Neighbors reported hearing five to six gun shots.
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Over 100 QCs sign petition for the Garrick Club to admit women Female barristers say men-only club is symbolic of diversity problems within legal profession Over 100 QCs have signed a petition calling on members of one of London's last remaining gentlemen's clubs, the Garrick, to vo...
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Post-Thanksgiving COVID-19 cases surge as states and local communities remain divided over how to respond, 10 months into the pandemic. David Begnaud reports.
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Shukri Abdi: Campaigners call for justice amid inquest

Al Jazeera English - 1 Dec 2020 15:36
Death of British 12-year-old sparked protests, with activists and her family accusing police of institutional racism.
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Sean Hannity Says Trump 'Needs To Pardon' Himself And His 'Whole Family' Fox News host didn't specify what criminal charges the Trumps could be up against.
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Anchor to ending AIDS or COVID-19 is human right to health World AIDS Day is 1st of December. This article based on insights from people living with HIV and few HIV experts from around the world.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani blamed Israel for the killing of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh and vowed retribution "in due time."
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Police Body Cameras Cited as 'Powerful Tool' Against Stop-and-Frisk Abuses City police officers who were assigned body cameras documented more stops than officers who did not wear the devices during a yearlong pilot program.
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New York expands state law to protect right of publicity after death "This legislation is an important step in protecting the rights of deceased individuals while creating a safer, fairer New York for decades to come," said Cuomo.
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Coronavirus in California: State Could Take 'Drastic Action'

The New York Times - 1 Dec 2020 15:57
Coronavirus in California: State Could Take 'Drastic Action' Tuesday: State projections showed that intensive care units could be full by the middle of December. Also: What's at stake in the Senate pick.
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Meghan, Harry 'may soon be stripped of royal titles' due to LA move, Netflix deal New reports suggest the Royal Family might take away Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s formal titles in a hard break following a March review.
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At least two dead after car drives into pedestrians in Germany At least two people have been killed and several have been injured after a car drove into pedestrians in the German city of Trier, police say.
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Photo shows Australian soldier drinking out of Taliban fighter's prosthetic leg A disturbing photograph has emerged of a member of Australia's special forces guzzling beer from the prosthetic leg of a dead Taliban soldier at an unauthorized bar in Afghanistan, according to a report. The senior elite...
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Hunter fatally shot after being mistaken for a deer by another hunter A man has been shot and killed while he was hunting by another hunter after allegedly being mistaken for a deer.
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Australian mom allegedly stabbed 100 times, beheaded by 'demon' daughter An Australian woman repeatedly stabbed and beheaded her mother — who paid nearly $2,000 for an exorcism to vanquish the “demon” from her “Texas Chainsaw Massacre”-obsessed daughter, prosecutors said Tuesday. Gr...
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Liberia's Weah might be in for a rude awakening at the polls

Al Jazeera English - 1 Dec 2020 15:05
Liberia's elections next week will be a referendum on the ruling party.
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