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About 10 Malian Soldiers Killed In Militant Attack, Army Says
Militants killed around 10 Malian soldiers on Thursday near the westcentral town of Guire, the army said, the deadliest such attack against the armed forces since an Aug. 18 military coup.
Commerce Secretary Sued In Plan To Move Whales For Research
An animals rights group is suing in federal court to stop a Connecticut aquarium from acquiring five more beluga whales for research, saying they would be harmed by the trip from Canada and by being torn from longterm relationships with others of their sp...
German Prosecutors To Charge Mom With Murder Of 5 Children
German prosecutors said Friday they will charge a 27yearold woman with murder after five of her young children were found dead at their home in the western city of Solingen.
Pence Says Deal Has Been Reached To Fund Government Past mOnth's End
Republican Vice President Mike Pence said on Friday the Trump administration has reached a deal with lawmakers on Capitol Hill to ensure the U.S. government is funded past the month's end, taking the threat of a nearterm government shutdown off the table.
Sri Lanka Government Proposes Increased Presidential Powers
Sri Lankas government has drafted a constitutional amendment that would increase the powers of the president, allowing him to lead ministries and appoint officials to key positions, powers that were taken away by a reformist government elected in 2015.
40 Fresh COVID-19 Cases Reported in Dormitories of Foreign Workers in Singapore
The three imported cases have been placed on 'stay-home notice' while the remaining 37 new cases are foreign workers living in dormitories.
How Abe's Right-hand Man Made His Play For Japan's Top Job
In the days leading up to Shinzo Abe's surprise resignation last month as rumors of his ill health swirled in Japan, the prime minister's righthand man, Yoshihide Suga, was courting a ruling party boss whose backing could make him king.
Black Veteran Was 2nd Person In Mental Crisis Deputy Killed
A Texas sheriffs deputy who fatally shot a troubled Black veteran last week near San Antonio also shot and killed a man suffering from a mental health crisis 10 years ago.
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Leaders Of Kosovo, Serbia At White House For Economic Talks
The U.S. mediated talks Thursday between Serbia and Kosovo in hopes of normalizing economic relations and possibly paving the way toward resolving thorny political disputes.
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Bloomberg Gives $100M To Historically Black Medical Schools
Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is giving about $100 million to four historically Black medical schools over the next four years, with students getting up to $100,000 apiece.
Lebanese Army Finds More Explosive Chemicals Outside Beirut Port After Huge Blast
Lebanon's army said on Thursday it had found 4.35 tonnes of ammonium nitrate near the entrance to Beirut port, the site of a huge blast last month caused by a large stockpile of the same highly explosive chemical.
Fire At Oil Storage Facility Kills 2 In Pakistan's Port City
A massive fire broke out Thursday at the main oil storage facility on the outskirts of the Pakistani port city of Karachi, at a terminal used by a local subsidiary of the Royal Dutch Shell. Two drivers were killed and three others were injured, police and...
Czech Republic Reports Record Daily Coronavirus Cases, Four Ministers Isolating
The Czech Republic reported 650 new COVID19 cases on Thursday, its highest number for a single day since the start of the coronavirus pandemic as infections gathered speed amid relaxed government restrictions.
Trump Encourages Supporters To Try To Vote Twice, Sparking Uproar
U.S. President Donald Trump has urged residents in the critical political battleground of North Carolina to try to vote twice in the Nov. 3 election, once by mail and once in person, causing a furor for appearing to urge a potential act of voter fraud.