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Eyes Turn To Texas As Early Voting Surge Surpasses 2016
Texas has already cast nearly 7 million votes, more than anywhere in America, and Glen Murdoch couldnt get his ballot in fast enough after becoming a U.S. citizen this summer.
North Carolina Church Ordered To Close Due To Virus Outbreak
A North Carolina health official on Saturday ordered a large church to close its doors temporarily because of concerns it is helping spread the coronavirus by disregarding social distancing measures.
'All Talk, No Action' Defense Likely In Michigan Kidnap Case
When members of a Michigan paramilitary group were accused a decade ago of scheming to overthrow the U.S. government, their defense was based largely on one claim: We were all talk, no action.
Antibodies Against Coronavirus Detectable Up to Seven Months Post COVID-19: Study
The study revealed that 90 per cent of subjects have detectable antibodies up to seven months post contracting COVID-19. It also found that age was not a confounding factor in levels of antibodies produced, but disease severity is.
Wildfire Smoke May Help Virus Spread, Mouthwash Helps Curb It
The following is a roundup of some of the latest scientific studies on the novel coronavirus and efforts to find treatments and vaccines for COVID19, the illness caused by the virus.
GOP Arkansas Candidate Dismissed From School Over KKK Outfit
A Republican candidate running for Arkansas State Senate said he made mistakes" as a teenager after repeatedly denying his dismissal from a Mississippi high school for wearing a racist Ku Klux Klan costume for Halloween.
Problems With His Health? McConnell Says 'Of Course Not'
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says theres nothing the public needs to know about his health after photos taken earlier this week captured what appeared to be bruising on his hands and around his mouth.
House Speaker Pelosi Says 'I'm Optimistic' On Coronavirus Relief Deal Before U.S. Election
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Sunday differences remain with President Donald Trump's administration on a wideranging coronavirus relief package but she was optimistic legislation could be pushed through before Election Day.
US Polls: New Congress Could Have More Indian Americans to the House
In the House of Representatives, senior most Dr Ami Bera, Congressmen Ro Khanna and Krishnamoorthi along with Pramila Jayapal, who is the first and the only Indian American women in the House, are projected to be re-elected on November 3.
Japan's Populist, Pragmatic New PM Suga Pushes Abe's Vision
Japans new prime minister, Yoshihide Suga, leaves Sunday on his first overseas foray since taking over from his former boss Shinzo Abe last month, heading to Vietnam and Indonesia.
Bangkok Shuts Down Transit Systems As Protesters Persist
The authorities in Bangkok shut down mass transit systems and set up roadblocks Saturday as Thailands capital braced for a fourth straight day of determined antigovernment protests.
New Zealand Rangers, Volunteers Try To Rescue 25 Stranded Whales
New Zealand rangers and volunteers were trying to rescue some 25 whales stranded on a beach on the country's North Island, the Department of Conservation said on Saturday.
Erdogan Tells Trudeau Suspension Of Drone Exports Is Against Alliance Spirit
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan told Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau that Canada's suspension of the export of some drone technology was not in line with the spirit of alliance, Erdogan's office said late on Friday.
Something Close to Genocide Going On in China's Xinjiang, They're Shaving Heads of Uighur Women for Hair Products: US
The United States has denounced China's treatment of Uighur and other minority Muslims in Xinjiang and imposed sanctions on officials it blames for abuses. It has not, though, so far termed Beijing's actions genocide, a designation that would have signifi...
As US battles Covid-19, Misinformation on Flu Shot Spreads on Facebook, Instagram
One false claim circulating on Facebook and Instagram said a flu shot would raise the probability of Covid-19 infection by 36 percent.
U.S. Supreme Court To Hear Trump Bid To Exclude Illegal Immigrants From Representation
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear oral arguments over President Donald Trump's effort to exclude illegal immigrants from the population totals used to allocate congressional districts to states.