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In Wisconsin, Trump Announces $13 Billion In Farm Aid
U.S. President Donald Trump announced a new round of pandemic assistance to farmers of about $13 billion at a campaign rally in Wisconsin on Thursday night, delivering aid to an important sector in a crucial battleground state.
Bolivian Interim President Anez Withdraws From Election Race With Socialists Ahead In Polls
Bolivia's conservative interim president, Jeanine Anez, pulled out of next month’s general election on Thursday, a move that should strengthen other candidates running against the frontrunning socialist party of exleader Evo Morales.
Family Hopes for Justice as Policeman Charged in Black Woman's 2019 Death
Turner's case is the latest of a series that have shone a spotlight on what critics say is widespread police impunity in mistreating African-Americans.
Half of Covid-19 Patients in Ireland Suffer Ongoing Fatigue: Study
The study found that women, despite making up just over half of the participants (54 percent), accounted for two-thirds of those with persistent fatigue (67 percent)
Firefighters Start To Gain Upper Hand Against U.S. Western Wildfires
Crews who struggled just days ago against deadly wildfires raging unchecked across California, Oregon and Washington have now gone on the offensive, making substantial progress in subduing the blazes, officials in all three states said on Thursday.
Two-thirds Of Japan Public Support New PM Suga, Polls Show
New Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's government was backed by at least twothirds of respondents in domestic polls taken in the early days of his administration.
US Accuses Hezbollah Of Storing Explosive Chemical In Europe
Militant group Hezbollah has stored chemicals that can be used to make explosives in several European countries, a senior State Department official said Thursday as he appealed to countries in Europe and elsewhere to impose bans on the organization.
First Lady Promotes Trump's Approach To Opioid Crisis In NH
First lady Melania Trump used her first solo trip outside Washington since before the start of the coronavirus pandemic to showcase a piece of her Be Best youth wellbeing initiative on Thursday in a state her husband is hoping to win in November.
Emmys, Live And Virtual: 'What Could Possibly Go Wrong?'
Emmy host Jimmy Kimmel and an alpaca sharing the spotlight. Winners accepting at home in designer pajamas or maybe yoga pants. More than 100 chances for a balky internet connection to bring Sundays ceremony to a crashing halt.
Chiefs Fan At Season Opener Tests Positive For Virus
Ten fans who attended the Kansas City Chiefs game last week have been told to quarantine after one fan tested positive for COVID19, Kansas City health officials announced Thursday.
Suspect In Killing Of Protesters Listed In 'Hero' Assignment
A Dallas school district is investigating a high school English teacher who asked students to write about a modernday hero and listed the 17yearold accused of killing two people during Wisconsin protests as one possible option.
Federal Funding Threatened Over Transgender Athlete Policy
The U.S. Department of Education is threatening to withhold some federal funding from Connecticut school districts if they follow a state policy that allows transgender girls to compete as girls in high school sports.
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Hurricane Sally: Couple Rescued From Flooded Home By Jet Ski
The firetrucks and rescue vehicles kept passing her house even after Elaine Hulgan, 76, wrote IN ATTIC HELP on the front door, so Hulgan's 84yearold husband resorted to his best emergency signal: an earsplitting whistle. The noise rose above the din, and...
Pennsylvania Democrats Notch Key Election-related Court Wins
Pennsylvanias highest court gave the Democratic Party a series of victories Thursday, including one allowing repairs to glitches and gray areas in the battleground states fledgling mailin voting law and another that kicked the Green Party's presidential c...
More Than 30 Killed In Militia Attacks In Western Ethiopia
Armed militia men killed more than 30 people in the Metakal zone of Ethiopia's BenishangulGumuz region, a senior opposition leader told Reuters on Thursday, the latest security headache for reformist Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's government.