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Brazil Sets New Daily COVID-19 Death Record As Hospital Supplies Run Low
Brazil on Thursday set a new record of 4,249 coronavirus deaths in a day, as overwhelmed hospitals run low on supplies and the country nears record levels of deaths seen in the United States.
Russian Force On Ukraine Border Larger Than Any Time Since 2014, U.S. Says
Russia has more troops on Ukraine's eastern border than at any time since 2014, when it annexed Crimea and backed separatist territory seizures, and the United States is concerned by growing "Russian aggressions," the White House said on Thursday.
Vaccinating Adults Appears To Protect Children Around Them; Bar Opening Event Linked To 46 COVID-19 Cases
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.
Lyft Driver's Body Found Under Home; Georgia Man Arrested
The body of a missing ridehailing driver has been found under the house of a Georgia man who has been taken into custody, authorities said.
Angela Merkel Gives Go Ahead to 'Short National Lockdown' in Germany to Curb Covid Cases
Chancellor Angela Merkel's spokeswoman Ulrike Demmer made the statement on Wednesday.
Police: Teacher Offered $200 For Sex With 2-year-old
A Florida school district fired a teacher shortly after a law enforcement report was released Monday saying he offered to pay for a fathers motel room if he could sexually molest the mans 2yearold daughter.
Probe Wraps Up At Colorado Supermarket Where 10 Were Killed
Detectives have finished collecting evidence at a Colorado supermarket where a gunman killed 10 people two weeks ago, but the store is still closed, police said Monday.
Eating Our Lunch: Joe Biden Points To China In Development Push
Ryan Hass, a former China director for the National Security Council in the Obama administration, cautions against overstating the threat that China's rise poses to the United States.
No Egg Roll Again, But Easter Bunny Still Visits White House
The coronavirus forced the White House to scrap its traditional Easter Egg Roll for a second straight year on Monday, but that didn't stop President Joe Biden from giving a nod to the tradition in an appearance with a special guest.
Jailed Kremlin Critic Navalny Says He Has 'Cough and Temperature' Amid TB Outbreak
Navalny, 44, a prominent critic of President Vladimir Putin, declared a hunger strike last week to protest against what he said was the refusal of prison authorities to give him proper medical care for acute back and leg pain.<
Thousands Gather in Germany to Protest Against Fresh Covid-19 Curbs amid Third Wave
The movement opposing social restrictions, known as "Querdenken (Anticonformist)", has held regular protests in Germany since the start of the pandemic.
Nigerian Fighter Jet Missing; Boko Haram Claims Attack
Nigerian authorities said an air force fighter jet lost contact days ago in Borno state while on a mission to support ground troops.
Video Shows Oklahoma Jailer Being Brutalized By Inmates
The Oklahoma City Police Department released a video Friday showing inmates drag, beat and stab a jailer before police shot and killed one who was holding a homemade knife to the jailer's neck.
Moderna Gets Nod from US FDA to Speed Up Coronavirus Vaccine Output with Bigger Vials
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) also authorized vaccinators to extract a maximum of 11 doses from the current vials, instead of the ten previously permitted.
Texas Mother Accused Of Killing Son, 6, For Insurance Money
A Houston woman took out two life insurance policies on her 6yearold son before giving him lethal doses of medications and over the counter drugs that caused him frightening hallucinations before he died, prosecutors said Thursday.
Former Teacher Convicted Of Recording Students Undressing
A former Florida teacher was convicted Thursday of secretly recording 124 students and an adult teacher undressing over a period of nearly two years.