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Suspect In Teacher's Beheading In France Was Chechen Teen
A suspect shot dead by police after the gruesome beheading of a history teacher in an attack near Paris Friday was an 18yearold Chechen, police said.
The Latest: Oregon Reports 418 New Cases, 6 Deaths
SALEM, Ore. -- The Oregon Health Authority reported 418 new confirmed and presumptive COVID-19 cases and six additional deaths.
EU Funds Drive Rethink In East Europe On Climate, Says Timmermans
East European nations are thinking more seriously about how to reduce carbon emissions to make use of a 750 billion euro ($880 billion) European Union economic recovery fund, the EU's top climate official said on Friday.
U.S. Attorney General Barr Says Expects Report On Police Reforms Soon, Despite Court Order
U.S. Attorney General William Barr expressed confidence on Friday that the Trump administration's law enforcement commission will publish its report on police reform soon, even though a federal judge temporarily blocked the work of the commission earlier...
US Woman Who Killed Victim, Cut Baby from Womb to be Executed
Lisa Montgomery is scheduled to be executed by lethal injection on Dec. 8 at the Federal Correctional Complex in Terre Haute, Indiana. She would be the ninth federal inmate to put to death since the Justice Department resumed executions in July after a ne...
White House: Tennessee Mask Mandate 'Must Be Implemented'
The White House quietly told Tennessee early this week that a statewide mask mandate must be implemented" to curb its growing spread of COVID19, strong instructions that the White House and governor did not discuss publicly before the report emerged in a...
Annual Stone Crab Claw Harvest Begins In Florida
Floridas annual stone crab claw harvest has started amid new rules aimed at protecting future stocks and concerns about demand for claws due to the COVID19 pandemic.
Nigeria's Anti-police Brutality Protests Block Major Roads
Nigerian protests against police brutality continued Friday for the ninth day, with demonstrators fending off attacks from gangs suspected to be backed by the police, warnings from the Nigerian military, and a government order to stop because of COVID19.
Lebanon Praises US Mediation In Maritime Border Talks Israel
Lebanon's President Michel Aoun told a visiting U.S. official Friday that his country heavily relies on Washingtons mediation regarding a disputed maritime border with Israel, and hopes the United States can help the sides overcome difficulties they may f...
Japan to Release Treated Radioactive Water From Fukushima Nuclear Plant Into Sea
There are around 1.23 million tonnes of waste water stored in tanks at the facility, according to plant operator TEPCO, which declined to comment on the reports.
Kyrgyzstan's Prime Minister Becomes Acting President
Kyrgyzstans prime minister became the acting head of state Friday in the wake of the president's resignation amid turmoil sparked by a disputed parliamentary election.
Bodies Of 13 Rescuers Recovered From Vietnam Landslide
Rescuers in Vietnam recovered the bodies of 11 army personnel and two other people who were buried in a landslide while trying to reach victims of another landslide, state media reported Friday.
3 Key Trump Policies Teed Up For Supreme Court Action
Controversial Trump administration policies on the census, asylum seekers and the border wall, held illegal by lower courts, are on the Supreme Court's agenda Friday.
Trump Urges Big COVID-19 Stimulus, McConnell Disagrees As Talks Continue
President Donald Trump on Thursday said he is willing to raise his offer of $1.8 trillion for a COVID19 relief deal with Democrats in the U.S. Congress, but the idea was shot down by his fellow Republican, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.