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Elizabeth Warren Apologises to 6 Women of Color Who Left Nevada Office
Elizabeth said she wishes to create enough space in our offices to make sure that she's hearing from everyone and to determine where there may be concerns.
Thousands of Miles from Wuhan, This US City is Shaken by Coronavirus
It’s a small world after all, a frightening thought if the virus becomes a global pandemic, but a mixed blessing for the scores of Wuhan natives living in Pittsburgh, which has been a 'sister city' of Wuhan for nearly 40 years.
Chinese Doctor Who First Warned Other Medics of Possible Outbreak Dies of Coronavirus
Li Wenliang, 34, was one of several medics targeted by the Wuhan police for trying to blow the whistle on the deadly coronavirus in the early weeks of the outbreak.
China to Cut Tariffs on $75 Billion in US Imports, Says Official
The reduction will apply to levies of five percent and 10 percent that were imposed on more than 1,700 items in September, according to the State Council Tariff Commission.
Donald Trump's Impeachment Trial May be Over, But the Final Result Has Not Come Yet
Trump's lawyers argued that with elections nine months away it should be left to the voters to render the final verdict on whether Trump abused his office by pressuring Ukraine to investigate a Democratic political rival, Joe Biden.
'Groped Me & Masturbated': Woman Testifies Against H-wood Director Harvey Weinstein in Rape Case Trial
Lauren Young, a 30-year-old model and actress, told jurors that she met Weinstein in 2012 at an Oscars dinner. She was later invited to a meeting with him in the lobby of a Beverly Hills hotel in February 2013, where she hoped to pitch a script she was wo...
At Least 33 People Killed after Second Avalanche in Eastern Turkey; Several Feared Trapped
The first avalanche buried a snow-clearing vehicle and a minibus, killing five people and leaving two others missing. The vehicle's operator and seven passengers escaped alive.
Manchester Arena Suicide Bomber's Brother 'Just as Guilty', Court Told
The blast on May 22, 2017 happened in a busy foyer of the venue in northwest England packed with men, women and children, and also injured more than 200 others.
Two-thirds of Coronavirus Victims are Men: Chinese Health Official
The death toll in the coronavirus outbreak rose to 426 on Monday while the total number of cases increased to 20,522, according to Chinese health officials.
Devil is in Details: In China, Reality of Coronavirus Insurance Lies in the Small Print Disclaimer
The number of infections from the new virus stands at more than 17,200, and the World Health Organization has declared a public health emergency.
WHO Working with Google to Combat Coronavirus Misinformation Across World
Since the Coronavirus outbreak began, a number of misleading claims and hoaxes about the virus have circulated online.
World Cancer Day: 'I Am and I Will' is the Theme for 2020
In 2020, the celebration of World Cancer Day will see its 20th anniversary, when the discussion surrounding the disease is even more important.
Herbal Remedies for the Coronavirus Spark Debate in China
Researchers at the state-run academy, a top government think tank, are also studying the potential use of a plant commonly known as Japanese knotweed to alleviate symptoms.
UAE Confirms 5th Case of Coronavirus, Condition of Infected Person Stable
The Ministry of Health and Prevention on Saturday announced that the new case involves a Chinese travelling from Wuhan, the epicentre of the virus.
Block Placed on Email Details about Trump Hold on Ukraine Aid: Media
Former national security advisor John Bolton said Trump told him in August that he wanted to freeze military aid to Ukraine until Kiev helped with investigations of political rivals including Biden.
US Military Ready to House 1,000 for Virus Quarantine
Two US Air Force bases, in California and Texas, along with a Marine Corps air station in California and a training institute in Colorado, will be offered if needed.