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AP FACT CHECK: GOP Taps Distortions To Heap Praise On Trump
Crucial context was missing Tuesday when Republicans heaped praise on President Donald Trump for his judgment on world affairs and handling of the economy. Trump's economic adviser wholly distorted the conditions Trump inherited.
South Asians for Biden Apologises for Slanderous Tweet Against Nikki Haley's 'US Not Racist' Remark
The South Asians for Biden in a tweet, which has now been deleted, alleged that Haley had to change her name from Namrata to Nikki mainly because the US is racist. “If America isn't racist, why did Namarata Haley feel compelled to change her name to Nikki...
Father Of Youngest NZ Mosque Victim Tells Shooter There Is No Forgiveness
The father of slain threeyearold Mucaad Ibrahim, the youngest victim in the New Zealand mosque shootings, told the white supremacist who gunned down his son that "true justice" awaited him in the next life and it would be more severe than prison.
Asian Stocks Set For Cautious Gains On Sino-U.S. Trade Hopes
Asian stock were set for a choppy session on Wednesday, following a mixed Wall Street lead as markets cheered signs of progress in U.S.Sino trade negotiations but remained cautious about the broader economic outlook.
China Reports 15 New COVID-19 Cases In Mainland Vs 14 A Day Earlier
China reported 15 new COVID19 cases in the mainland as of Aug. 25, compared with 14 cases reported a day earlier, the country's health authority reported on Wednesday.
US Crackdown On Nonessential Border Travel Causes Long Waits
A Trump administration crackdown on nonessential travel coming from Mexico amid the coronavirus pandemic has created massive bottlenecks at the border, with drivers reporting waits of up to 10 hours to get into the U.S.
US Citizenship Agency Drops Plan To Furlough 70% Of Workers
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services canceled more than 13,000 employee furloughs Tuesday, averting a catastrophe for the cashstrapped agency that oversees the nation's legal immigration system.
NTSB: Lawmaker In Plane Crash Flew Despite Vision Problems
An Alaska state lawmaker who was involved in a July midair collision that killed seven people was piloting his plane even though his medical flight certification was denied eight years ago because of vision problems, a federal agency reported Tuesday.
Attorney: Woman Was In Body Bag 2 Hours Before Found Alive
An attorney for the family of a young woman found breathing at a Detroit funeral home after being declared dead said Tuesday the 20-year-old was in a body bag for some two hours before it was opened and she was discovered to be alive, with her eyes open.
Lebanon Explosion No Pretext To Avoid Change, Says France's Le Drian
Lebanon's leaders should not use the explosion that destroyed parts of Beirut earlier this month as an excuse to hide the reality that the country was on the edge of a precipice, France's foreign minister said on Tuesday.
Greek Coast Guard: 89 People Rescued From Migrant Boat
A major search and rescue operation was underway in the eastern Aegean Sea Tuesday night after authorities received an emergency call from a boat carrying an unknown number of migrants, Greece's coast guard said.
Oil Prices Rise Toward 5-month High On Storm-driven Output Cuts
Crude oil prices rose on Tuesday, headed toward a fivemonth high as U.S. producers shut most output in the Gulf of Mexico ahead of Hurricane Laura even as rising coronavirus cases in Asia and Europe capped gains.
Eldest Son Of Brazil's President Tests Positive For COVID-19
Brazilian Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, the eldest son of president Jair Bolsonaro, has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, according to a statement by Flavio's spokesman.
U.N. Security Council President Dismisses U.S. Sanctions Move On Iran
The president of the U.N. Security Council, Indonesia, said on Tuesday it was "not in the position to take further action" on a U.S. bid to trigger a return of all U.N. sanctions on Iran because there is no consensus in the 15member body.
Moody's Predicts India, China, Indonesia will Be Only G20 Nations with Strong Growth Pick-up in Second Half of 2020
For 2021, Moody's has projected the Indian economy to grow 6.9%. The economy grew at the slowest pace in 11 years at 4.2% in 2019-20.
Police Constable Shifted for Beating Minor Boy in Tamil Nadu
The incident occured on Sunday at Singanallur, when the boy was moving around along with his friends on a two-wheeler despite the complete lockdown in force and a photograph of the injuries on his thighs and knee area went viral on social media.