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U.S. Senate Democrats Offer $350 Billion China Plan
U.S. Senate Democrats announced their own program to counter China's global influence on Thursday, unveiling a sweeping $350 billion package of legislation seeking to boost U.S. competitiveness and recast diplomacy with Beijing.
More Young Bears, Less Food Send Them To Juneau’s Garbage
A larger than normal number of young bears and dwindling natural food supply for them are forcing the animals to head for Juneau's garbage with unusual frequency, a wildlife official said.
Large US Political Donor In Jail In Lithuania
A dual American and Lebanese citizen charged in the U.S. with conspiring to conceal the source of more than $3.5 million in donations during the 2016 U.S. presidential election is in jail in Lithuania, police disclosed Monday.
Italy Orders COVID-19 Testing On Some Travellers From France
Italy will make testing for COVID19 compulsory for people traveling from Paris and some other areas of France, Health Minister Roberto Speranza said on Monday, following growing concerns about rising cases in Europe.
Trump And Biden Hit The Campaign Trail As Supreme Court Battle Looms
Donald Trump and his rival for the U.S. presidency, Joe Biden, will campaign in two election battlegrounds on Monday as they spar over the president's plan to fill a vacant Supreme Court seat with only weeks before voters choose between them.
Navalny Says Nerve Agent Was Found 'In And On' His Body
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny demanded Monday that Russia return the clothes he was wearing on the day he fell into a coma in Siberia, calling it a crucial piece of evidence in the nerve agent poisoning he is being treated for at a German hospi...
Alabama Archives Faces Its Legacy As Confederate 'Attic'
Hundreds of memorials glorifying the Confederacy had been erected by the time Marie Bankhead Owen built what may have been the grandest: The Alabama Department of Archives and History, which cataloged a version of the past that was favored by many Souther...
Deer Bucks The Odds To Escape French Hunters
A large, exhausted stag escaped French hunters with the help of environmental activists after it sought refuge near a building site north of Paris, video footage showed.
Greece: 243 Positive COVID-19 Cases Among Migrants In Lesbos
Greeces government spokesman says more than 200 people have tested positive for the coronavirus among thousands of asylumseekers admitted to a new camp on the island of Lesbos after the old one burned down.
Bulgarian Court Jails Two Men For Life For 2012 Bus Bombing
A Bulgarian court sentenced two men to life imprisonment without parole on Monday over a 2012 bus bombing that killed five Israeli tourists and a Bulgarian driver at a Black Sea airport.
UK Science Advisers Set To Warn Public On COVID-19 Rates
Britains top medical and scientific advisers will tell the public on Monday that COVID19 infection rates are going in the wrong direction amid expectations the government is preparing to announce new measures to control the pandemic.
Botswana Says Toxins In Water Cause Of Mysterious Elephant Deaths
The deaths of hundreds of elephants in Botswana this year which had baffled and alarmed conservationists were caused by toxins produced by cyanobacteria in water, officials said on Monday.
2020 Watch: Is This Suddenly A New Election?
Presidential politics move fast. What were watching heading into a new week on the 2020 campaign:
Deep Divisions As Afghan Negotiators Get Down To Details
The Afghan government and Taliban militants remain far apart on even the most basic issues a week into talks meant to end two decades of war that has killed tens of thousands of people.
Briton, Aussie Killed In Solomon Islands By WWII Bomb Blast
Two men from Britain and Australia who were working in the Solomon Islands to locate bombs left behind from World War II have died after one of the bombs exploded, authorities said Monday.
Indonesia President Urged To Delay Regional Polls Over Contagion Threat
Indonesian religious groups and experts, including a former vice president, are urging authorities to delay regional elections set for December, as coronavirus infections surge in the world's fourth most populous country.