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Case of ex-Trump aide Flynn to be reheard by full U.S. appeals court
A U.S. appeals court on Thursday agreed to rehear arguments over whether the judge assigned to the criminal case against Michael Flynn, President Donald Trump's former national security adviser, must grant a request to dismiss it.
Brazil President Bolsonaro's wife, minister test positive for COVID-19
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's wife and one of his ministers have tested positive for COVID19, according to an official statement on Thursday, as the spread of the novel coronavirus showed no signs of slowing in the country with the world's secondwo...
Philippines sees record jump in COVID-19 cases as govt plans new strategy
The Philippines reported nearly 4,000 new coronavirus cases on Thursday, a record daily jump in infections for the fourth time this month, just as President Rodrigo Duterte prepared to announce a major shift in his government's COVID19 response.
Local U.S. election officials fight disinformation "virus", whether from overseas or Trump
As the clock ticks toward the U.S. presidential election in November, state election officials are devoting more time and money to educating voters about the dangers of disinformation while reassuring them that the system is fundamentally sound.
Ivory Coast defence minister Bakayoko named prime minister
Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara has appointed Defence Minister Hamed Bakayoko as prime minister after his predecessor died suddenly this month, the presidency said on Thursday.
A big obstacle: Where can CanSino test its vaccine abroad?
CanSino Biologics Inc, one of many companies worldwide trying to develop a coronavirus vaccine, needs to conduct latestage trials overseas if it is to stay in the race, experts say, but it has yet to announce another country willing to help.
Hong Kong bars 12 from election, but denies impinging on civil rights
Hong Kong's government said on Thursday 12 prodemocracy candidates had been disqualified from running for election to the legislature, citing opposition to a new national security law imposed by Beijing, but denied infringing civil rights.
Myanmar may postpone election in war-torn Rakhine state â official
Myanmar will postpone elections in parts of wartorn Rakhine state if the military declares them unsafe, a senior election official said on Thursday, prompting a backlash from ethnic parties with strong support in the region.
'Have to Act Now and Act Fast': Coronavirus Surges in Asia Bring Warnings over Complacency
Asian countries had prided themselves on rapidly containing initial outbreaks after the virus emerged in central China late last year, but flare-ups this month have shown the danger of complacency.
One Death Every Minute Takes Covid-19 Death Toll in US Over 1.5 Lakh
US coronavirus deaths are rising at their fastest rate in two months and have increased by 10,000 in the past 11 days.
Italian firm opening $15M ammunition plant in Little Rock
An Italianbased company announced Thursday it's opening a $15 million ammunition factory in Little Rock.
2020 Champions League final dropped from US network TV
The Champions League quarterfinals and semifinals will disappear from U.S. network and cable Englishlanguage television this summer under the new contract between UEFA and CBS, and the remainder of the 201920 competition will be primarily streamed.
AMD, L Brands rise; Boeing, Six Flags fall
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Kanye West's NJ ballot petition falls short, complaint says
Kanye Wests petition to appear on New Jerseys ballot as a presidential candidate fails to pass legal muster because signatures are incomplete, and in some cases appear written with very similar handwriting, according to a formal complaint filed with the s...
Cup-winning crew chief teaming up with Daly for Indy 500
IndyCar driver Conor Daly will have a new lead engineer for next month's rescheduled Indianapolis 500: NASCAR Cupwinning crew chief Cole Pearn.