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Mexico Says Two Women May Have Had Non-consensual Surgery In U.S. Detention Center
Mexico's Foreign Ministry said it has identified two Mexican migrant women who may have had surgery performed on them without their consent while detained at a U.S. immigration center in the state of Georgia.
With Bolivian Hospitals Filled With COVID-19, Moms Choose Home Birthing
Irma Arancibia decided she would give birth to her seventh child at home, part of a trend in the Andean country where soontobemothers are avoiding hospitals filled beyond capacity with COVID19 patients.
White House Moves Forward On Three Arms Sales To Taiwan: Sources
The White House is moving forward with three sales of advanced weaponry to Taiwan, sending in recent days a notification of the deals to Congress for approval, three sources familiar with the situation said on Monday.
Tuberville Dealings Include Failed Hedge Fund, Charity
Tommy Tubervilles quest for a seat in the U.S. Senate is powered by the reputation he gained as Auburn Universitys football coach, where he led the team to an undefeated season.
Biden Makes Big Push In Ohio, Once Seen As Long Shot For Him
Joe Biden campaigned Monday in Ohio, attempting to expand the battleground map and keep President Donald Trump on the defensive in a state thought to be out of reach for Democrats after Trump's wide margin of victory there four years ago.
'It's Not an Option': WHO Says Letting Virus 'Run Free' for Herd Immunity Unethical and Unscientific
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus cautioned against calls in some countries to let Covid-19 run its course until enough people develop the immunity needed to naturally halt its spread.
Human Rights Body Fears 'Paralysis' Of Polish Ombudsman
A leading international human rights body expressed concern Monday about a risk of paralysis in the institution of the human rights commissioner, or ombudsman, in Poland.
Vision 2020: How Soon Will We Know The US Election Outcome?
How soon will we know the results of the U.S. election?
Torlonia Collection Of Ancient Marbles Displayed In Rome
One of the most important private collections of ancient Greek and Roman marble sculptures is going on display in Rome as part of the Eternal Citys 150th anniversary celebrations.
The Latest: Barrett Supreme Court Confirmation Hearing Opens
The Latest on the Senate confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett (all times local):
Chinese Foreign Minister Begins SE Asian Tour In Cambodia
China and Cambodia signed a free trade agreement on Monday as China's foreign minister visited Phnom Penh as part of a fournation Southeast Asian tour.
China Urges Malaysia To 'Fairly Investigate' Held Fishermen
China on Monday called on Malaysia to fairly investigate the cases of Chinese fishermen held for allegedly operating illegally in Malaysian waters.
English Villages Wake Up To Find They're Brexit's New Border
Four years after Britain voted to leave the European Union, Brexit can still seem abstract. But in the county known as the Garden of England, it is literally taking concrete form.
UK Needs Further Curbs To Get COVID-19 Under Control, Minister Says
Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government needs to impose further COVID19 restrictions and the risk of spreading the virus is higher in pubs, restaurants and nightclubs, Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden said on Monday.
Liverpool Faces Toughest Of New UK Lockdown Measures - Sky
The city of Liverpool may go into the strictest "third tier" of new anticoronavirus restrictions to be announced imminently by the British government, Sky News said on Sunday, adding that the measures could last six months.
Trump Claims He's Free Of Virus, Ready For Campaign Trail
President Donald Trump on Sunday declared he was ready to return to the campaign trail despite unanswered questions about his health on the eve of a Florida rally meant to kick off the stretch run before Election Day.