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Police: 7 Taken To Hospitals After Trump Omaha Airport Rally
At least seven people were taken to hospitals after an Omaha airport rally for President Donald Trump that drew thousands, many of whom were left stranded miles from their parked cars in freezing weather.
Special Report: He Waited 512 Days Behind Bars For His Day In Court. It Never Came
From his jail cell, Chinedu Efoagui sent a plea. “I’m innocent,” he wrote his lawyer. “Have all the charges dropped.”
Renewed Shelling Claims Lives In Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict
Azerbaijan and Armenia accused each other of killing civilians by shelling cities in and around NagornoKarabakh on Wednesday, in an escalation of a monthlong conflict over the mountain enclave that has defied three ceasefires.
Under-pressure German COVID-19 Lab Produces Run Of False Positive Tests
Germany's government defended the accuracy of its coronavirus testing procedures on Wednesday, after a Bavarian laboratory delivered a run of false positives that it blamed on pressure of work and a shortage of reagents.
He Waited 512 Days Behind Bars For His Day In Court. It Never Came
From his jail cell, Chinedu Efoagui sent a plea. “I’m innocent,” he wrote his lawyer. “Have all the charges dropped.”
Election 2020 Today: Anxious Voters, Candidates Look West
Heres whats happening Wednesday in Election 2020, six days until Election Day:
New York Police Arrest 30 Amid Protests After Deadly Philadelphia Shooting
New York police arrested about 30 people as hundreds of protesters took to the streets in Brooklyn late on Tuesday following a deadly police shooting in Philadelphia of a Black man armed with a knife.
Almost Half A Million Americans Contract COVID-19 In Past Week As Infections Surge
Nearly half a million people in the United States have contracted the novel coronavirus in the last seven days, according to a Reuters tally, as cases and hospitalizations set fresh records in hot spots in the Midwest.
Europe To Send Modules, Astronauts To NASA Moon Station
The European Space Agency says it has agreed to provide several modules for NASA's planned outpost around the moon, in return for a chance to send European astronauts to the lunar orbiter.
Chechen Leader Says French President Emmanuel Macron's Stance On Cartoons Inspires Terrorists
Ramzan Kadyrov, a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, made the comments after France warned its citizens living or travelling in several Muslim-majority countries to take extra security precautions because of anger over the cartoons.
Pandemic Transforms Some Americans Into Voting Rights Activists In Raft Of Lawsuits
Fear of the novel coronavirus has cast some Americans into an unfamiliar role: litigants in an unprecedented wave of court battles over voting procedures.
Vaccines, Not Spy Planes: U.S. Misfires In Southeast Asia
For months, by Zoom calls and then by jet, Indonesian ministers and officials scoured the world for access to a vaccine for the coronavirus that Southeast Asia's biggest country is struggling to control. This month, their campaign paid off.
Italy Okays Trial Of Osteoporosis Drug To Treat COVID-19
Italy's main medicines regulator gave the goahead on Tuesday for human clinical trials on raloxifene, a generic osteoporosis drug that researchers hope may also help reduce COVID19 symptoms and make patients less infectious.
One Dead After Ship Collides With Oil Rig Off Malaysia
A crew member of a Malaysian offshore support vessel drowned after the ship collided with the oil rig it was serving off Sarawak, on Malaysia Borneo, the coastguard said on Tuesday.
Hong Kong Leader To Visit Beijing To Discuss Plans To Revive Economy
Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam will travel to Beijing next week for a threeday visit to discuss plans to revive the global financial hub's economy which has been battered by the COVID19 pandemic and antigovernment protests.
Brad Thorn Extends Contract As Head Coach Of Queensland Reds
Dual rugby international Brad Thorn has agreed to a oneyear contract extension to remain at the Queensland Reds as head coach.