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Commander: Kurdish Forces End Riots by IS Prisoners in Syria
Kurdish-led forces have successfully put down riots by Islamic State militants in a prison in northeast Syria with none of the prisoners escaping the facility, the top commander of the U.S.-backed forces said.
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Hundreds of Stranded Americans Leave Nepal Amid Lockdown
Hundreds of stranded Americans left Nepal on a repatriation flight Tuesday, days after a complete lockdown was imposed in the Himalayan nation to help fight the coronavirus.
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Ukraine Approves Legislation in a Bid for IMF Aid
Ukraine’s parliament has voted to lift the ban on the sale of farmland in a move that would allow the country to get $8 billion worth of aid from the International Monetary Fund.
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China’s Huawei Says ’19 Sales Up 19% Despite U.S. Sanctions
Chinese tech giant Huawei said Tuesday its sales of smartphones and other products grew by double digits last year despite U.S. sanctions but warned it now faces a ?more complicated? global environment.
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Extroverts (and Introverts, Too) Face Quarantine Challenges
Within days, Vicktery Zimmerman had figured out how to connect with friends and family even as she and her husband shelter in place at their Chicago home.
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Asian Stocks Mixed After Wall Street Health-Care-Led Rally
Asian shares were mixed after some benchmarks lost earlier gains Tuesday, following a rally in U.S. stocks that mostly was spurred by health care companies’ announcements of developments that could aid in the coronavirus outbreak.
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The Latest: India Links Virus Cases to Religious Gathering
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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Europe’s Hospitals Among the Best but Can’t Handle Pandemic
As increasing numbers of European hospitals buckle under the strain of tens of thousands of coronavirus patients, the crisis has exposed a surprising paradox: Some of the world?s best health systems are remarkably ill-equipped to handle a pandemic.
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US Nears China’s Virus Death Toll as New York Calls for Help
The mounting death toll from the virus outbreak in the United States had it poised Tuesday to overtake China’s grim toll of 3,300 deaths, with New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo saying up to 1 million more healthcare workers were needed. ?Please come help us,? he urged.
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Analysis: USA Basketball May Face Roster Challenges for 2021
Knowing when the rescheduled Tokyo Olympics will be solves one problem for USA Basketball.