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Joe Biden pitches Scranton roots in battle for blue-collar votes.
Biden has long played up his blue-collar roots in Scranton, Pa., even when he was a senator in neighbouring Delaware.
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Hundreds of protesters in Belarus continue to push for president’s resignation.
Several hundred women marched across the capital of Belarus in heavy rain Saturday to demand the resignation of the country's authoritarian president, continuing more than 2 1/2 months of protests against his challenged reelection to a sixth term.
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18 Dead, 57 Injured In Suicide Bombing At Afghanistan's Education Centre.
A suicide bombing at an education centre in Afghanistan's capital Kabul killed at least 18 people and wounded dozens more on Saturday, officials said.
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18 dead, 57 wounded in suicide bombing at education centre in Afghanistan: officials.
Interior Ministry spokesman Tariq Arian says that the attacker was trying to enter the centre when he was stopped by security guards.
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France Expels 5 Of A Family For Forcibly Shaving Teen's Head Over Affair.
Five family members of a Bosnian teenager who forcibly shaved her head over her relationship with a Christian Serb man have been expelled from France, Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said Saturday.
Iran’s supreme leader urges authorities to prioritize fighting coronavirus.
Iran's death toll from the global pandemic topped 32,000 this week.
Donald Trump Votes Early In Florida In US Presidential Election.
US President Donald Trump cast an early ballot Saturday in the US election as he geared for another grueling day of campaigning.
A look at the campaign promises Trump has and hasn’t kept as the U.
Trump has checked off some items on his to-do list, but has also fallen short on many as he asks voters for a second term in the White House.
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French President Needs «Mental Checks» For His Policy On Muslims: Turkey.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday slammed his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron, over his policies toward Muslims, saying that he needed "mental checks."
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World's Biggest Insect Farm In France Soon After Firm Raises $224 Million.
Growing global demand for food is putting a squeeze on available land and one French startup says it has the answer: indoor insect farming.
Fighting in Nagorno-Karabakh continues despite U.S. mediated peace talks
Rocket and artillery barrage hit residential areas Saturday hours after the United States hosted top diplomats from Armenia and Azerbaijan for talks on settling their decades-long conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh.
Thailand’s prime minister calls for calm as protesters’ deadline nears.
Prayuth's office issued a statement repeating his plea to resolve differences through Parliament, which will discuss the political situation in a special session starting Monday.
Travel-Starved Diners Eat In Parked Jets Turned Into Restaurants.
Hundreds of travel-starved diners ate lunch and watched seat-back films aboard two parked Singapore Airlines jets turned into pop-up restaurants on Saturday.
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U.S. election: Americans in Canada increasingly being counted in presidential race
There are an estimated 620,000 eligible American voters in Canada, but in 2016, only five per cent, or about 33,000, actually voted.
U.S. election: Trump to vote, hold 3 rallies as Biden zeroes in on Pennsylvania
More than 52 million votes have already been cast, with an additional 100 million or so expected before a winner is declared.
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«Phony Guy, Don't Find Him Funny» : Trump On Comic Borat Creator.
US President Donald Trump said Friday he has not been a fan of Sacha Baron Cohen -- even before a clip from the British comedian's new Borat movie forced the US president's lawyer Rudy Giuliani into...
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Nations Eyeing Gilead's Covid Drug Should Take Note Of Failed Trial: WHO.
Health officials reviewing Gilead Science Inc's remdesivir against COVID-19 should consider all evidence, including a trial in which the medicine failed, before giving it the green light, the top WHO...
Ex-Editor Of Jared Kushner-Owned Newspaper Charged With Cyberstalking.
The former editor of a New York newspaper once owned by President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner was charged on Friday by federal prosecutors with cyberstalking three people in connection...
U.S. Treasury sanctions Russian government research institution connected to Triton malware
The cyber actors behind the Triton malware have been referred to by the private cybersecurity industry as "the most dangerous threat activity publicly known."
China Dust Could Spread Covid, Stay Inside: North Korea.
North Korea has warned its citizens to stay indoors, saying seasonal yellow dust blowing in from China might carry the new coronavirus into the country.
9 Killed In Afghanistan Road Bomb Blast: Officials
A roadside bomb tore through a passenger bus east of the Afghan capital on Saturday, killing nine civilians, officials said, in the latest attack blamed on the Taliban.
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Ready To Even Talk To UK PM For Nawaz Sharif's Deportation: Imran Khan.
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that he is even ready to initiate talks with his British counterpart Boris Johnson to get Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) supremo Nawaz Sharif deported...
US Logs Daily Record Of Nearly 80,000 New Covid-19 Cases.
A record of nearly 80,000 new Covid-19 infections over the course of a day were reported in the United States on Friday, according to figures from Johns Hopkins University.
Polish president becomes latest world leader to test positive for coronavirus.
Duda's infection comes as the country faces a surge in the COVID-19 epidemic, with new infections hitting a daily record of more than 13,600 on Friday.
India-US Dialogue To Lay Down Next Steps For Global Cooperation: Official.
The 2+2 India-US ministerial in New Delhi next week would review the accomplishments and lay down the next steps for the global cooperation between the two largest democracies in the world, a senior...