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Lebanon’s Powerhouse Hezbollah Hit By Backlash After Blast
Sara Jaafar joined a group of political activists gathered on Aug. 4 to discuss strategies to challenge Lebanons entrenched rulers when their building was shaken and the windows blasted out by the giant explosion that rocked Beirut.
Restaurant Collapse In China's Shanxi Kills 29
Twentynine people were killed and seven seriously injured when a restaurant collapsed in northern China's Shanxi province, the country's emergencies ministry media said on Sunday.
All Migrants Moved Off Stranded Banksy Rescue Boat After Urgent Call for Help
The German-flagged Louise Michel had said it needed aid after helping a boat carrying at least one dead migrant in the sea that divides Africa and Europe.
In Brazil's Javari Valley, Isolated Communities Fear Covid-19 'Catastrophe'
The virus has already killed a member of the Marubo and a member of the Tikuna indigenous people living in the remote Javari Valley, and more than 450 people have been infected.
Mayor: Police Overtime Bill To Teen Over Protest Rescinded
The mayor of a northern New Jersey town says a bill for police overtime reportedly totaling $2,500 that was sent to a teenager who organized a Black Lives Matter rally last month has been rescinded.
Debate Churns Over Rebel Statue After Board Votes To Keep It
Refusing to give up, some north Mississippi residents are still urging an allwhite board of county officials to move a Confederate monument away from an old courthouse on the town square in Oxford.
Berlin Police Disband Protest Against Coronavirus Curbs
protest under way Berlin police on Saturday disbanded a mass protest in the German capital against coronavirus curbs a few hours after it had begun after marchers failed to heed their orders to keep their distance and wear masks.
France's Macron Expressed Concerns About Human Rights To China's Wang Yi
French President Emmanuel Macron expressed strong concerns about the situation in Hong Kong and human rights for China's Muslim Uighur minority during a meeting on Friday with the Chinese government's top diplomat, State Councillor Wang Yi, his office sai...
Azerbaijan Extends Some Coronavirus Restrictions Until September 31
Azerbaijan has extended some coronavirus lockdown restrictions, including the closure of its borders, until Sept. 31 after a further rise in the number of infections, the government said on Saturday.
A Wobble, Luck And Preparations Lessened Laura's Devastation
Hurricane Laura was a monster storm that could have, even should have, wreaked much more destruction than it did, except for a few lucky breaks and some smart thinking by Gulf Coast residents, experts say.
Exclusive: Most U.S. States Reject Trump Administration's New COVID-19 Testing Guidance
A majority of U.S. states have rejected new Trump administration COVID19 testing guidance in an extraordinary rebuke of the nation's top agency for disease prevention, according to officials at state health agencies and public statements reviewed by Reute...
China's Wuhan Says All Schools To Reopen On Tuesday
Wuhan, Ground Zero for the COVID19 pandemic and the Chinese city hardest hit by the coronavirus, will reopen all its schools and kindergartens on Tuesday, local authorities said.
Influential Libyan Interior Minister Suspended Amid Protests
The head of Libya's internationally recognised government suspended his powerful interior minister from his duties on Friday, saying his handling of street protests and a violent crackdown against them would be investigated.
Trump To Amplify Convention Warnings About Biden In NH Rally
Fresh off accepting the Republican Partys nomination, President Donald Trump is looking to spread fear about the implications of a Joe Biden victory to voters in battleground states with just over two months until Election Day.
Pelican Nests At North Dakota Refuge Down Due To High Water
The number of American white pelicans at a North Dakota wildlife refuge is down dramatically due to high water that has gobbled up much of their nesting grounds, the Fish and Wildlife Service said Friday.
Irish Haulier Pleads Guilty Over Vietnamese Truck Deaths In UK
A 40yearold Irish haulier pleaded guilty on Friday to the manslaughter of 39 Vietnamese men, women and boys found dead in the back of a refrigerated truck near London last year.