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US Health Official Apologises for Repeating Trump's Claim on Plasma Data
The scientific community is divided on whether plasma should have received an emergency use approval. Early research suggests it may be helpful and safe but no clinical trials have yet found conclusively in its favor.
Steve Bannon Court Appearance Next Week Will Be Electronic
Steve Bannon wont have to come to a Manhattan courthouse next week for a hearing on charges that he defrauded donors to a fund promoted to build a wall along the U.S.Mexico border.
2 Lawsuits Challenge Trump's Drilling Plan In Alaska Refuge
Environmental groups wasted no time challenging the Trump administrations attempt to allow oil and gas drilling in an Alaska refuge where polar bears and caribou roam.
Corps: Alaska Mine Would Have Adverse Impacts On Salmon Site
A proposed gold and copper mine at the headwaters of the worlds largest sockeye salmon fishery in Alaska would cause unavoidable adverse impacts, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said in a letter to the developer released Monday.
U.S. CDC Reports 176,223 Deaths From Coronavirus
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Monday said the number of deaths due to the coronavirus had risen by 572 to 176,223 and reported 5,682,491 cases, an increase of 38,679 from its previous count.
EPA Approves A Virus-killing Coating For American Airlines, Studies Use By Schools
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Monday it has granted emergency approval for American Airlines to use a disinfectant against the coronavirus on certain surfaces that lasts for up to seven days, and is studying whether it could be effectiv...
Germany Says Protection Of Kremlin Critic Navalny Is Necessary
Personal protection of Alexei Navalny is necessary since the Russian opposition politician was possibly the target of a poison attack, a German government spokesman said on Monday.
Black Man Shot In Back By Police In Wisconsin City, Governor Says, Curfew Imposed
Protests erupted in Kenosha in the U.S. state of Wisconsin after police shot an apparently unarmed Black man multiple times in the back, according to the state governor, prompting authorities to impose a curfew.
Nightmares, Flashbacks, Fatigue: Beirut Faces Mental Health Crisis After Blast
More than two weeks after a massive explosion tore through Beirut killing 181 people and leaving entire neighbourhoods in ruins, Sandra Abinader still jumps at the slightest sound.
Town Bombing Kills Nine, Wounds Dozens In Philippine South
A bombing in a town on a restive southern Philippines island killed nine people and wounded dozens on Monday, among them soldiers and civilians, the military said, with Islamist militants suspected of being behind the attack.
Delegates Ready To Renominate Trump At Charlotte Convention
Republicans are ready to formally nominate President Donald Trump for reelection at a scaleddown convention kickoff in Charlotte that begins a weeklong effort to convince the American people that the president deserves a second term.
Black Man Shot, Injured By U.S. Police In Wisconsin, Protests Break Out
A Black man was hospitalized in a serious condition on Sunday evening after police in the U.S. state of Wisconsin shot him multiple times causing crowds to gather and demonstrate at the scene.
WHAT TO WATCH: After Biden's Moment, It's Trump's Prime-time
Joe Biden and his Democratic Party used their convention last week to argue that the underpinnings of American Democracy hang in the balance this November. This week, its President Donald Trumps turn.
In Interview, Biden Says He Will Stick To His Stay-at-home Strategy
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden said in an interview that aired on Sunday that he had no plans to begin a more aggressive campaign schedule with little more than two months to go before the Nov. 3 election.
Iran Official Says Sabotage Caused Fire At Natanz Nuclear Site - TV
A fire at Iran's Natanz nuclear facility last month was the result of sabotage, the spokesman for Iran's Atomic Energy Organisation told state TV channel alAlam on Sunday.
Flash Floods In Northern Turkey Kill Five, 11 Missing
Flash floods in Turkey's northern Black Sea region killed five people, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Sunday, and authorities were searching for 11 missing people.