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A Look At Big Issues On Supreme Court's Agenda In New Term
Some of the issues either already on the Supreme Court's docket when it begins its new session or likely to be before the justices soon:
Trump Confronts a New Form of Risk, More Personal and Perilous
If anything, the toll of the virus, on Trump and his nation, has reinforced how little his life of chance-taking had prepared him for the cold math of infectious disease.
Paris Bars To Close As French Capital Placed On Maximum COVID Alert
Paris is to be placed on maximum COVID19 alert, meaning bars will be forced to close for two weeks from Tuesday and restaurants will have to put in place new sanitary protocols to stay open, the prime minister's office said.
France Reports 12,565 New Coronavirus Cases In Past 24 Hours
France on Sunday reported 12,565 new confirmed coronavirus infections over the last 24 hours, falling from the previous daily toll that had a set a new record.
UK Plans to Deny Asylum to Illegal Migrants, New Routes to be Created for Those at Genuine Risk: Report
New legal routes will be created for those who are at genuine risk of harm, and foreign criminals and asylum seekers who are not at risk will be deported, the report said.
Texas Police Search For Man Who Threw Punch In Viral Video
A man told police that a Donald Trump supporter sucker punched him outside a Texas convenience store in an incident that was captured on a viral video Saturday afternoon.
Wisconsin Senator At Least 3rd To Say Positive For Virus
Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson said Saturday that he tested positive for the coronavirus, at least the third U.S. senator to do so this week since President Trump announced his own positive test.
New Caledonia Archipelago Votes On Independence From France
Voters in New Caledonia, a French archipelago in the South Pacific, were deciding Sunday whether they want independence from France in a referendum that marks a milestone in a threedecade decolonization effort.
Vatican: Pope Benedict XVI Approved Bishop Accord With China
The Vatican doubled down Saturday on its intent to pursue continued dialogue with China over bishop nominations, defending a deal it did with the Chinese government in 2018 as necessary to the life of the Catholic Church there, over strong U.S. objections...
Former Aide To Chinese Vice President Named In Anti-graft Probe
A longtime colleague of Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan is under investigation for corruption and suspected of "serious" violation of the law, Chinese authorities have announced.
Trump White House, Campaign Staff Who Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
News of President Donald Trump's COVID19 diagnosis has upended the U.S. presidential election campaign entering its final month and roiled stock markets, raising questions about succession and prompting White House aides to insist that Trump would keep a...
Donald Trump Cracks Down on H-1B Visas, But It's Indian Firms That May Benefit
Limits on H-1B visas may have the unintended effect of spurring American companies to shift even more work abroad. Already, Indian outsourcing companies are working to cast the new restrictions as an opportunity to do just that.
NY To Local Governments: Enforce Virus Rules Or Face Fines
New York states daily count of new coronavirus cases topped 1,500 for the first time since late May as Gov. Andrew Cuomo warned local governments Friday that they'll face fines if they dont enforce social distancing and mask rules.
Protest-rocked Belarus Cancels All Foreign Media Credentials
Belarus, rocked by weeks of protests against its authoritarian president and Western condemnation over a crackdown on dissent, on Friday rescinded the accreditation of all journalists working for foreign news outlets and said they must apply for new crede...
'Blame Russian Federation for my Death': Journalist Dies by Self-immolation Day After 'Police Search'
Irina Slavina worked as editor-in-chief at Koza Press, a small local news outlet that advertised itself as having “no censorship, no orders ‘from above'”.
Man Behind Threat To Football Players Gets Sentencing Date
A California man who used Facebook to threaten a shooting at Ohio State University and vowed to hurt players on the football team and thenhead coach Urban Meyer has been scheduled for sentencing later this month.