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Trump Approves Permit For Alaska Cross-border Railroad Line
President Donald Trump on Tuesday approved a permit for a proposed rail line connecting Alaska and Canada.
9½ Years In Prison For Running Sex Ring Out Of Parents’ Home
A Long Island man convicted of running a sex trafficking ring out of his elderly parents sprawling suburban home was sentenced Tuesday to 9 years in prison.
Texas Officials: No Earlier Concerns After Microbe Found
Texas officials said Tuesday that water samples taken earlier this year from a Houstonarea community did not raise concerns before the detection of a deadly, microscopic parasite, which doctors believe killed a 6yearold boy.
Notre Dame President Apologizes For No Mask At White House
The University of Notre Dame's president has issued an apology for not wearing a mask at a White House event after pictures surfaced online of him shaking hands and sitting shouldertoshoulder with people without one.
Covid-19 Cases Rising Among Children as Schools Reopen in US
A report said that about two times more teens were infected than younger children. Most infected children have mild cases; hospitalizations and death rates are much lower than in adults.
Greek Authorities Easing Congestion At Island Migrant Camps
Greek authorities were moving nearly 1,000 refugees from eastern Aegean islands to the mainland Tuesday as part of efforts to improve conditions in overcrowded island refugee camps.
Former PM In North Macedonia Sentenced To 1½ Years In Prison
A criminal court in North Macedonia has sentenced former conservative prime minister Nikola Gruevski to 1 1/2 years in prison, and handed suspended sentences to six other party members and supporters for orchestrating violence in 2013.
UK Imposes Sanctions On President Of Belarus, 7 Others
Britain has imposed sanctions on Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, his son and six other senior government officials following the disputed presidential election and a crackdown on protesters in Belarus.
Pompeo Says Violence Must Stop In Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo urged Armenia and Azerbaijan on Tuesday to cease hostilities as clashes continued over the breakaway NagornoKarabakh region.
Election 2020 Today: Debate Stakes High, Trump's Tax Bind
Heres whats happening Tuesday in Election 2020, 35 days until Election Day:
California Governor Newsom Declares Emergency In Three Counties Due To Fire
California Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency in three counties because of the Glass and Zogg fires that have claimed three lives and burned thousands of acres in the state since Sunday.
Rights Group: Cyprus Pushed Back Migrants, Ignored Claims
Cypriot authorities pushed back 200 migrants and refugees arriving from Lebanon aboard boats earlier this month, ignoring their claims for asylum while in some instances using violence and coercive tactics, a human rights watchdog said on Tuesday.
Macron Meets Belarus Opposition Leader, Pushes For Mediation
French President Emmanuel Macron pushed for European mediation in the Belarus political crisis after a meeting with the countrys opposition leader Tuesday.
In Vilnius, Macron Meets Exiled Belarus Opposition Leader
French President Emmanuel Macron met Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya in Vilnius on Tuesday on the second day of a visit to Baltic countries meant to reassure them about French commitment to their security;
South Korea On Alert Over Holidays Despite Slight Drop In COVID-19 Cases
South Korea appealed on Tuesday for strict socialdistancing despite a slight fall in the number of its new coronavirus cases, with millions of people set to travel for a major holiday.
NYC Elementary Schools Reopen In Big Back-to-school Test
Hundreds of thousands of elementary school students are heading back to classrooms Tuesday as New York City enters a highstakes stage of resuming inperson learning during the coronavirus pandemic, which is keeping students at home in many other big U.S. s...