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US Supreme Court Denies Republican Request for Immediate Halt of Pennsylvania Count
The last-ditch petition for an emergency injunction -- filed as Democrat Joe Biden solidified his lead and was poised to defeat President Donald Trump -- targeted thousands of ballots.
Ivory Coast Opposition Leader Arrested For Creating Rival Government
Ivory Coast opposition leader and former prime minister Pascal Affi N'Guessan was under arrest on Saturday for creating a rival government after President Alassane Ouattara's election victory, his wife and a spokeswoman said.
When Will The States That Could Tip The U.S. Election Be Done Counting?
Democratic candidate Joe Biden's margins over Republican President Donald Trump in Pennsylvania and Georgia grew on Friday, as the vote counts in five battleground states trickled in.
Second Mexican State To Enter Highest Coronavirus Alert Level
A second Mexican state will from next week enter the highest level of coronavirus alert as authorities bid to contain a recent jump in infections in the north of the country, the health ministry said on Friday.
Exclusive: Republicans Seeking To Raise At Least $60 Mln To Fund Trump Legal Challenges - Sources
Republicans are trying to raise at least $60 million to fund legal challenges brought by President Donald Trump over the U.S. presidential election's results, three sources familiar with the matter said on Friday.
Army: Soldier Dies In Rifle Training At Fort Jackson In SC
A soldier at Fort Jackson in South Carolina has died from injuries sustained on the rifle training range, Army officials said.
Palestinian Held By Israel Ends Hunger Strike After 103 Days
A Palestinian on Friday ended a 103day hunger strike against his detention without charge by Israel after being assured his fourmonth detention would not be extended, the Palestinian Prisoners' Club said.
Judge Denies Emergency Request from Trump Campaign to Halt Ballot Counting in Philadelphia
A state appellate court ruled earlier in the day that more Republican observers could enter the building in Philadelphia where poll workers were counting ballots.
Trump Takes Fighting Stance As Election Swings Toward Biden
As former Vice President Joe Biden moved closer to winning the White House, President Donald Trump adopted a fighting posture on Thursday, making false claims to undermine a vote that was not going his way.
Is America Becoming a Failed State? It Would Have Labelled a Foreign Country the Same
If we were looking at a foreign country with America’s level of political dysfunction, we would probably consider it on the edge of becoming a failed state — that is, a state whose government is no longer able to exert effective control.
Indiana Man Convicted Of Killing, Cannibalism Files Appeal
A southern Indiana man convicted of killing his exgirlfriend and eating parts of her body has filed a notice of appeal in Clark County.
Verdict In Landmark Russian Doping Case Expected This Year
A verdict in the landmark doping case that could strip Russia of its identity at the Olympics is expected within two months, the Court of Arbitration for Sport said Thursday.
Those Held Over Vienna Attack Are Part Of Islamist Scene, Austria Says
All 15 people arrested in connection with a deadly rampage in Vienna on Monday are part of the radical Islamist scene and just under half have criminal convictions, some for terrorism offences, Interior Ministry officials said on Thursday.
Trump Campaign To Escalate Legal Fight With Nevada Lawsuit
President Donald Trump's campaign prepared to ramp up legal efforts to challenge vote counts in closelycontested states in the U.S. election on Thursday, announcing a lawsuit alleging voter fraud in Nevada as the state continued counting ballots.
Ireland Pick NZ-born Wing Lowe For Autumn Nations Cup
New Zealandborn wing James Lowe is one of three uncapped backs in the Ireland squad for the Autumn Nations Cup starting next week.
Pope Shakes Up Running Of Vatican Funds After London Property Scandal
Pope Francis has stripped the Vatican's Secretariat of State of control over its own funds, moving them to the supervision of its economic offices in an attempt to contain the fallout of a scandal over a luxury London property deal.