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Eastern Christians Mark Easter in Shuttered Jerusalem Church
A handful of Eastern Orthodox priests held mass for the Christian holiday of Easter on Sunday in an empty Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem due to restrictions in place to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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Mass Virus Test in Nursing Home Seeks to Combat Loneliness
Some were born in this warren of small rooms in what used to be a hospital, dating to the 17th century. Many are likely to die here. And all are currently confined to their rooms, denied the simple comfort of human companionship.
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UN Experts Want to Blacklist 14 Ships Over NKorea Sanctions
U.N. experts have recommended blacklisting 14 vessels for violating sanctions against North Korea in a report that accuses the country of increasing illegal coal exports, imports of petroleum products and continuing with cyber attacks on financial institutions and cryptocurrency exchanges to gain illicit revenue.
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AP PHOTOS: The Workers Who Keep Spain Going Under Lockdown
As Spain hunkers down after five weeks of confinement, the brave few keep the country going during a coronavirus outbreak that has killed more than 20,000 of their fellow citizens.
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The Latest: Germany Holds Concentration Camp Commemorations
The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.
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Ventilator From Old Car Parts? Afghan Girls Pursue Prototype
On most mornings, Somaya Farooqi and four other teen-age girls pile into her dad?s car and head to a mechanic?s workshop. They use back roads to skirt police checkpoints set up to enforce a lockdown in their city of Herat, one of Afghanistan?s hot spots of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Governments Face More Pressure to Curb Virus Economic Damage
South Korea reported fewer than 10 new coronavirus cases Sunday for the first time in two months as U.S. governors ease lockdowns amid pressure worldwide from businesses and the public to limit the pandemic?s economic damage.
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Former NBA Top Pick Bogut Unsure About Playing Future
After 15 years in professional basketball, Andrew Bogut is close to making a decision on when to end his career. The new coronavirus and subsequent postponement of the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo isn?t making it any easier.
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Ex-Mayor Who Quit After Criticizing Trump Dies in Crash
The former mayor of a Northern California city who stepped down after he harshly criticized President Donald Trump and his supporters died Saturday in a plane crash, the Sacramento Bee reported.
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Texas Police Officer Killed, 2 Others Wounded in Shooting
A gunman shot and killed a Texas police officer and wounded two others Saturday after they responded to a call at an apartment complex, authorities said.