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Algeria will reopen air and land borders on June 1, but strict measures will be imposed to limit the spread of the coronavirus, the presidency said on Sunday.

Rombauer romped to an 111 upset victory in the Preakness on Saturday, denying Bob Bafferttrained Kentucky Derby winner Medina Sprint the chance at a Triple Crown that would have come with a giant asterisk.

An indigenous community in Ecuador's Amazon region is blocking access to one of state oil company Petroecuador's main fields in a protest over compensation, prompting the company to request help from the armed forces to deliver supplies.

Confirmed deaths from COVID19 in Colombia passed 80,000 on Friday with intensive care units almost full in the biggest cities, where large crowds have been gathering for weeks of antigovernment protests.

Three former Minneapolis police officers who are charged with violating George Floyd s civil rights are scheduled to be arraigned in federal court in July, with a trial date set for August.

Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan offered condolences to all victims of the fighting, citing the promise of September accords that made the UAE and Bahrain the first Arab states in a quarter century to establish formal ties with Israel.

The jeans were from American Eagle, via Goodwill, and they were too short for their new owner, 6foot Shannon Bowman.

Republicans in the Arizona Senate have signed a lease to continue their slowmoving audit of the 2020 election results in Maricopa County through the end of June.

A Ukrainian court ordered the prominent proRussian politician Viktor Medvedchuk to be put under house arrest on Thursday while he faces allegations of treason in a case that could ratchet up tensions with Russia.

Three rockets were launched from Lebanon toward northern Israel on Thursday but landed in the Mediterranean Sea, causing no damage or casualties, the Israeli military said.

A judge in Minneapolis on Thursday postponed the trial of three former policemen accused of taking part in the murder of George Floyd to March 2022, saying the federal case against the men should proceed first, local media reported.

The USCIRF in its annual report says 1,000 women are forcibly converted to Islam each year in Pakistan while China has kept 1.8 million Muslims in torture camps.

An outside audit three years ago of the pipeline company hit by a cyberattack threatening fuel supplies in the eastern United States found atrocious information management practices and a patchwork of poorly connected and secured systems, its author told...

Prosecutors have charged seven people after the mummified body of the leader of a spiritual group called Love Has Won was found decorated with Christmas lights and glitter in what appeared to be a shrine in a southern Colorado home.

Israel carried out hundreds of air strikes in Gaza into the early hours of Wednesday.

The opposition leader recognized by the U.S. and dozens of other countries as Venezuela's legitimate leader on Tuesday proposed negotiations with the government on resolving the country's crisis and a possible gradual lifting of sanctions.