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2 Houston Police Officers Hospitalized in Helicopter Crash
A Houston police helicopter crashed, resulting in the hospitalization of two officers on board, the department said early Saturday.
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India Says 2 Soldiers Killed in Pakistani Firing in Kashmir
Two Indian soldiers were killed and another wounded in Pakistani firing in Kashmir, the Indian military said Saturday, as tensions continue escalating along the volatile and highly militarized frontier between the archrivals in the disputed Himalayan region.
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Misery of Italy’s Migrants Grows Not From Virus but Lockdown
They are known as ?the invisibles': Undocumented African migrants who, even before the coronavirus outbreak plunged Italy into crisis, barely scraped by as day laborers, prostitutes, freelance hairdressers and seasonal farm hands.
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US Tweets Support for Taiwan, Sparking Opposition From China
The United States tweeted its support for Taiwan?s participation in the United Nations Friday, provoking a sharp response from China expressing ?strong indignation and firm opposition.?
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Facebook Video Pries Open Rift Within Syria’s Ruling Family
A cousin who has been a bulwark of support for President Bashar Assad posted a video on Facebook late Thursday pleading with the Syrian leader to prevent the collapse of his major telecommunication company through what he called excessive and ?unjust? taxation.
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The Latest: Africa’s Coronavirus Cases Top 40,000
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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End of Lockdown to Uncork Pent-Up Mourning for the Lost
As body after body has passed through his rubber-gloved hands, sealed in double-layered bags for disposal, Paris undertaker Franck Vasseur has become increasingly concerned about the future after the coronavirus pandemic.
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Air Travel Wanes, but Bodies Still Fly to Israel for Burial
Air travel to Israel has come to a near standstill due to coronavirus restrictions, but one type of voyage still endures: the final journey of Jews wishing to be buried in Israel.
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The Sea of Galilee Is Full, but the Beaches Are Empty
After an especially rainy winter, the Sea of Galilee in northern Israel is at its highest level in two decades, but the beaches and major Christian sites along its banks are empty.
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Remote Northern California County Defies Stay-At-Home Order
Defiance came with biscuits and gravy as a remote California county became the first to buck Gov. Gavin Newsom?s stay-at-home order.