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Man Sent to Jail for 4 Years over Failed Theft of Magna Carta in England's Salisbury Cathedral
Mark Royden, from Canterbury, Kent, was convicted Friday of using a hammer to try to smash the security case holding the document at Salisbury Cathedral on October 25, 2018.
Germany Summons Chinese Ambassador over Hong Kong Law: Report
Critics say the new law dramatically curtails civil rights in a region that previously enjoyed wide autonomy.
WHO Head Says Covid-19 Review Will Not Impede Work of UN Agency
Tedros said the decision to start the inquiry "gives the responsibility actually to me, which is very important, so that we can have a balancing act, so the evaluation doesn't affect the response".
Lonza Expects EPA Approval Coming 'Very Soon' to Make Covid-killing Claims for Disinfectants on Surfaces
Earlier this week, Reckitt Benckiser Group Plc became the first company to win the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s approval to market two of its Lysol disinfectant sprays as household COVID-19 killers.
US Will Act to Deny China Access to Private Data of Americans, Says Pompeo
Pompeo also praised Google, Twitter and Facebook Inc for 'refusing to surrender' user data to the Hong Kong government and urged other companies to follow suit.
Trump Administration to Encourage Schools to Safely Reopen amid Coronavirus Surge
Trump, a Republican seeking re-election in November, on Monday tweeted "SCHOOLS MUST OPEN IN THE FALL!!!", as local officials across the country began pausing or scaling back their reopenings due to the surge in infections.
Lancet Study Casts Doubt on Possibility of Covid-19 Herd Immunity as Way of Tackling Pandemic
The study of over 60,000 people estimates that around just 5 per cent of the Spanish population has developed antibodies, according to the researchers, including those from the National Centre for Epidemiology, Spain.
21 Dead, 15 injured as Bus Carrying Students Plunges into Lake in Southwest China
Bus plunges into lake in southwest China, killing 21: state media
Australia Warns Citizens of 'Arbitrary Detention' Risk in China amid Mounting Tensions
Diplomatic relations between Australia and top trading partner China became frayed after Canberra called for an international inquiry into the source and spread of the new coronavirus.
Karachi Garment Factory Inferno Act of Terrorism, Reveals Probe Report
According to the Joint Investigation Team (JIT) report, top leaders of political outfit Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) -- Hamad Siddiqui and Rehman Bhola -- were involved in the act.
Chicago's July Fourth Weekend Ends With 17 Dead, 70 Wounded as Gang Opens Fire
The violence was far worse than last year, when the long July Fourth weekend ended with six people dead and 66 wounded in gunfire. And the holiday weekend of violence follows Chicago's deadliest Memorial Day weekend since 2015.
China Detains Professor Who Criticised Xi Jinping Over Coronavirus
Xu Zhangrun, a rare outspoken critic of the government in China's heavily censored academia, was taken from his home by more than 20 people.
Dalai Lama Marks 85th Birthday with Album of Mantras and Teachings
The record came about when musician Junelle Kunin, a student of the Dalai Lama from New Zealand, contacted him in 2015 with the idea - and much to her surprise he said yes.
In Mission Called 'Pics Or It Didn't Happen', Rocket With 7 Satellites Gets Lost After Take-off from NZ
"We lost the flight late into the mission," Peter Beck, Rocket Lab's founder and chief executive, tweeted.
Kansas Newspaper's Post Equates Mask Mandate with Holocaust
Laura Kelly wearing a mask with a Jewish Star of David on it, next to a drawing of people being loaded onto train cars. Its caption is, "Lockdown Laura says: Put on your mask ... and step onto the cattle car."
Heavy Rain Floods Southern Japan, Over a Dozen Presumed Dead
More than 75,000 residents in the prefectures of Kumamoto and Kagoshima were urged to evacuate following pounding rains overnight. The evacuation was not mand.