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American Duo Wins 2020 Nobel Economics Prize for Work on Improving Commercial Auctions
The duo was honoured "for improvements to auction theory and inventions of new auction formats," the jury said.
The Latest: China To Test City Of 9 Million Amid New Cases
BEIJIJNG Chinas government says all 9 million people in the eastern city of Qingdao will be tested for the coronavirus this week after nine cases linked to a hospital were found.
Center-left Wins Vienna Election, No Comeback For Strache
Austria's main center-left party has won a regional election in Vienna that saw the far-right Freedom Party lose more than two-thirds of its support and its former leader, Heinz-Christian Strache, apparently fail to make a political comeback.
Trump Says He Is Recovered From COVID-19, Prepares For Return To Campaign Trail
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday he had fully recovered from COVID19 and was not an infection risk for others, freeing him to return to holding big campaign rallies during the final weeks of the race for the White House.
'Threat to US Missile System': Kim Jong Un's ICBM Launch Wows and Scares Defence Analysts
Leader Kim Jong Un watched the intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) roll through Kim Il Sung square -- named after his grandfather -- in Pyongyang at the climax of an unprecedented night-time parade on Saturday.
Czechs To Tighten Coronavirus Measures As Infections Soar: Deputy PM
The Czech government will announce stricter measures within days to curb soaring coronavirus infections and hospitalisations but will seek to avoid the kind of blanket lockdown imposed in the spring, a deputy prime minister said on Sunday.
In Hurricane-ravaged Louisiana, Residents Dig Out, Again
A blue tarp covered a hole in their roof, torn open when the last hurricane blew through. Friday night, the next hurricane tried to rip the tarp away.
2 Small Aircraft Collide In France, Killing 5 People
An ultralight airplane collided on Saturday with another small plane, killing five people as the two aircraft fell into gardens around a town southeast of France's capital.
Anti-police 'SataniSt' Runs For Sheriff As Republican In NH
With more than 4,200 votes, Republicans in one New Hampshire county nominated an unconventional candidate for sheriff: a self-described satanist whose campaign slogan disparages the police.
Tobacco Commission Grants Can Leave Communities On The Hook
The executive director of a Virginia economic development commission bent rules to forgive a sixfigure grant to a politically connected developer whose planned biofuel project didnt pan out, documents obtained by The Associated Press show.
Malaysia Detains 60 Chinese Nationals, 6 Vessels For Trespassing
Malaysia's maritime authorities said on Saturday they had detained 60 Chinese nationals and six Chineseregistered fishing vessels they said were trespassing into the Southeast Asian country's waters.
Ceasefire Due To Enter Force In Nagorno-Karabakh After Moscow Deal
Azerbaijan and ethnic Armenian forces in NagornoKarabakh were due to halt hostilities later on Saturday after a deal was struck in Moscow between Baku and Armenia to allow prisoners and the bodies of the dead to be exchanged.
The Latest: India's Caseload Nears 7 Million As Pace Slows
NEW DELHI Indias confirmed coronavirus cases are nearing 7 million with another 73,272 reported in the past 24 hours.
Hurricane Delta Weakens After Making Landfall In Storm-battered Louisiana
Delta, now a Category 1 hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson scale, hit land at 6 p.m. Friday near the Gulf Coast town of Creole, the NHC said.
US Presidential Debate Scheduled for October 15 Officially Cancelled After Trump Balked
The debate, originally scheduled as a town hall-style encounter in Miami, was intended to be the second of three presidential debates.
WFP Chief: Nobel Prize Message To World Not To Forget Sahel
The head of the World Food Program said winning the Nobel Peace Prize while he was visiting the impoverished and warweakened Sahel was a message to the world that it should not forget the region.