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Swift Selling Local Media Assets To Ogden Newspapers
Swift Communications, which owns a range of daily and weekly newspapers across the American West, announced Tuesday it is selling its local media and publishing businesses to West Virginiabased Ogden Newspapers.
Police: Former UCF Football Player Fatally Shot By Father
A former football player at the University of Central Florida was fatally shot during an altercation with his father and his mother was wounded, authorities said Tuesday.
Soccer-England Hit Latvia For 20 As White Beats Scoring Record
England chalked up their biggest ever competitive victory with a 200 humiliation of Latvia in a Women's World Cup qualifier as Ellen White broke the Lionesses's scoring record on a busy night for the scorekeeper at the Keepmoat Stadium on Tuesday.
Omicron Variant: S Africa Establishes War Room As Travel Ban Hits Peak Tourism Season
Tourism Minister Lindiwe Sisulu convened an urgent meeting with stakeholders to proactively address how to mitigate the effects of the ban on the tourism sector.
Michigan Drops Oil Pipeline Suit, Refocuses On Separate Case
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer abandoned a lawsuit Tuesday aimed at shutting down an oil pipeline that runs through part of the Great Lakes but said the state would continue pursuing a separate case with the same goal.
Oklahoma Board Denies Clemency For Man Convicted Of Slayings
Oklahomas Pardon and Parole Board voted 41 on Tuesday to reject clemency for a man convicted of killing two Del City hotel workers in 2001, with two members noting the particularly heinous nature of the killings.
Lowering the Queen's Flag, Barbados Becomes the World's Newest Republic
Barbados, famous for its idyllic beaches, love of cricket and as the birthplace of singer Rihanna -- who will attend the evening's fanfare -- won independence from Britain in 1966.
Myanmar Court to Deliver First Verdicts in Aung San Suu Kyi Trial
The popular Nobel Peace Prize laureate led an elected civilian government that was ousted in a Feb. 1 military coup and has been held incommunicado and on trial since June, with court hearings behind closed doors.
Jurors At Trial In Daunte Wright Slaying Go Under Microscope
When attorneys sift through potential jurors for the trial of a suburban Minneapolis police officer who says she meant to use her Taser instead of her gun when she killed Daunte Wright, theyll take a hard look at their attitudes toward policing, protests,...
Sputnik V, Sputnik Light Will 'Neutralise Omicron'; Have 'Highest Efficacy vs Other Mutations': Russia
The official Twitter handle of Sputnik V wrote that if modification is needed, it will provide several hundred millions of Omicron boosters by February 20.
Omicron: How Fast Does it Spread? Scientists Answer if New Variant Can Outrun Delta
Scientists will be closely watching whether cases caused by Omicron reported on public databases start to supplant those caused by Delta.
Body Of Missing 2-year-old Girl Found In Indiana River
A diver on Sunday found the body of a 2yearold girl reported missing after her father was pulled from his partially submerged truck in a southern Indiana river.
France Detects Eight Possible Omicron Cases - Health Ministry
France's Health Ministry said on Sunday it had detected eight possible cases of the Omicron COVID19 variant across the country after the government announced it would tighten restrictions to contain its spread.
France Detects Eight Possible Omicron Cases - Health Ministry
France's Health Ministry said on Sunday it had detected eight possible cases of the Omicron COVID19 variant across the country after the government announced it would tighten restrictions to contain its spread.
South Africa Mulling Compulsory COVID-19 Jabs For Some Places, Activities
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Sunday that authorities were considering making COVID19 shots compulsory for certain places and activities, as a rise in infections linked to a new variant threatens to become a fourth wave.
Kremlin Hopes Biden And Putin Will Talk On Video Before Year-end
The Kremlin said on Sunday it was hoping that U.S. President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin would speak via videolink before the end of the year.