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AP FACT CHECK: Claims From Pence And Harris VP Debate
Vice President Mike Pence and Sen. Kamala Harris tussled Wednesday in the first and only vice presidential debate before the Nov. 3 election, coming as the coronavirus sidelined President Donald Trump at the White House.
AP Explains: Trump Slams Russia Probe; Dems Cry Foul
The Russia probe is back in the political spotlight. President Donald Trump this week ordered the declassification of all documents related to how the FBI and U.S. intelligence agencies investigated Russian interference in the 2016 presidential race.
8,800 Part-time Workers In Florida Part Of Disney Layoffs
About 8,800 parttime union workers at Walt Disney World in Florida will be part of the 28,000 layoffs in Disney's parks division in California and Florida, union officials said Wednesday.
Ivory Coast Police Rescue 11 Children Working On Cocoa Farms
Police on Wednesday rescued 11 children and two teenagers working on cocoa plantations in southwestern Ivory Coast and arrested three farmers on suspicion of people trafficking, the police commissioner said.
Russia Evacuates Villages As Huge Blaze Breaks Out At Arms Depot
Russian authorities evacuated more than 2,300 people from villages in the region of Ryazan on Wednesday and five people were taken to hospital after a blaze broke out at an ammunition depot, sending thick smoke belching into the air.
With Time Short, Judge Mulls Georgia Voting System Changes
With the start of early voting less than a week away and a software update being installed to address a glitch in Georgia's voting machines, a federal judge was still considering a request by voting integrity activists to sideline the new touchscreen voti...
Man Pleads Not Guilty In Death Of 80-year-old Over Mask Spat
A New York bar patron accused of shoving an 80yearold, who later died, during a confrontation about the need to wear a mask has plead not guilty to criminally negligent homicide.
Prince William And Kate Welcome Ukraine President At Palace
London's Buckingham Palace held its first royal event in more than six months on Wednesday as Prince William and his wife Kate welcomed Ukraines president and his wife.
Macron Visits Flood-ravaged Mountains Above French Riviera
A van clings to the edge of an Alpine ravine, tossed by an exceptional storm. A tattered French flag hangs off a tree uprooted by vicious floods. Emergency medics treat injured residents in a brasserie converted into a field hospital.
Election 2020 Today: VP Debate Night, US Cautions Voters
Heres whats happening Wednesday in Election 2020, 27 days until Election Day:
Thousands Of Students, Workers Protest New Indonesian Law
Thousands of Indonesian students and workers protested on Wednesday against a new law they say will cripple labor rights and harm the environment, with some clashing with police.
Lebanese President To Hold Consultations On New PM Next Week
Lebanon's President Michel Aoun has called for binding consultations with members of parliament next week to name a new prime minister, his office said Wednesday.
Infected Trump Working From Residence; West Wing Spaces Considered
U.S. President Donald Trump is working from makeshift office space in the White House residence rather than the Oval Office, with only a few senior staff gaining facetoface access while he receives treatment for COVID19, officials said on Tuesday.
St. Louis Couple Indicted For Brandishing Guns At Protesters
A St. Louis, Missouri grand jury on Tuesday indicted a couple with unlawful use of a weapon and tampering with evidence, more than three months after they brandished guns at protesters marching outside their home, their attorney said.
U.S. Postal Service Warns Ruling Could Undermine Mail Before Election
The U.S. Postal Service asked a federal judge to clarify a ruling on election mail, warning the decision could hinder the agency's ability to make prompt mail deliveries before the presidential election.
Negative Views of China Rise Sharply Across The Globe, Trust in Xi Jinping Plunges, Shows Survey
The poll comes as China is engaged in multiple trade and diplomatic disputes with its neighbours and other countries around the world, driven in part by a more aggressive diplomatic approach.