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Police Officer In Chile Accused Of Throwing Teen From Bridge
Authorities in Chile have arrested a police officer who allegedly threw a teenager from a bridge into a river bed during a protest.
The Latest: Doctor Giving Trump Health Update Sunday Morning
The Latest on coronavirus infections hitting President Donald Trump and others in his circle (all times EDT):
Pandemic Prompts Drive-through Pet Blessing In Philippines
Coronaviruswary animal owners in the Philippines had their pets blessed via a drivethrough ceremony on Sunday to mark World Animal Day and the feast of Saint Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals.
AP PHOTOS: Madrid Flamenco Venue Reopens Amid COVID Crisis
The passion and drama of live flamenco shows are back on stage in Madrid, but the performers are dancing behind plastic screens and keeping their distance from audiences.
Texas Police Search For Man Who Threw Punch In Viral Video
A man told police that a Donald Trump supporter sucker punched him outside a Texas convenience store in an incident that was captured on a viral video Saturday afternoon.
Pope Francis Makes First Trip Outside Rome in 7 Months Amid Coronavirus
The pope's last trip was to the southern Italian port city of Bari on February 23 for a meeting with Mediterranean bishops.
Strong Tropical Storm Drenches Cancan Area Of Mexico
Tropical Storm Gamma hit the resortdotted coast of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula at nearhurricane force on Saturday, flooding streets, knocking down trees and stranding people trying to return from outlying islands.
Colliding Crises Shake Already Chaotic Campaign's Last Month
The closing days of the presidential campaign were already dominated by the worst public health crisis in a century, millions of jobless Americans, a reckoning on civil rights, the death of a Supreme Court justice and uncertainty about President Donald Tr...
Derek Mahon, Whose Poem Consoled During Pandemic, Dies At 78
Northern Irelandborn poet Derek Mahon, whose verse brought consolation to many during the coronavirus pandemic, has died, his publisher said. He was 78.
8 Charged In French Cryptocurrency Scheme To Finance Jihadis
France's antiterrorism prosecutors office said Saturday that eight people have been charged for their alleged involvement in a complex scheme financing Islamic extremists in Syria through the use of cryptocurrencies.
Czech Republic Reports Second Day Of Record COVID-19 Cases
The Czech Republic recorded 3,793 new coronavirus cases on Friday, a second straight record for the highest daily count, data released by the Health Ministry on Saturday showed.
Judge Rebuffs Bid To Ease Pandemic-limits At Private Schools
A federal judge has turned down an initial request to ease pandemicrelated occupancy limits for inperson instruction at private schools in New Mexico, in a setback for a lawsuit supported by the U.S. Justice Department.
Salvini Looks To Head Off Migrant Trial, Seeks Political Gain
Italy's farright leader Matteo Salvini goes to court on Saturday to try to persuade a judge not to charge him with illegally detaining migrants at sea a crime that carries a maximum 15year prison term.
Donald Trump Moved to Military Hospital After 'Mild' Symptoms, Given Experimental Drug for Covid-19
In an 18-second video recorded inside the White House and released on Twitter, Donald Trump broke his silence, saying he was being hospitalized but "I think I'm doing very well."
Fugitive Former Thai Leader Thaksin Says He Had Coronavirus
Thailands selfexiled former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra says he was hospitalized for about two weeks after diagnosing himself as having the coronavirus. News of his illness began circulating several hours after it was revealed that U.S. President Do...
Oops! Tennessee Puts Virus Test Supplies On An Auction Site
Tennessee officials accidentally listed 13 pallets of coronavirus testing materials and other supplies on an auction site, officials said.