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Texas' Factory Of Conservative Legislation May Be At Risk
Win or lose in Texas on Tuesday, Republicans will still run plenty of America's state capitols. Maybe even most of them.
Corpses Lie Unclaimed On Day Of The Dead In Violent Mexican State
For Ben Yehuda Martinez, head of forensic services in the violencetorn Mexican state of Guerrero, there is more to celebrating Day of the Dead than arranging a colorful altar with flowers and photos.
Attacker With Sword Kills Two, Injures Five In Quebec Stabbings
Two people were killed and five wounded after being stabbed by a man dressed in medieval clothes and wielding a sword, Quebec police said on Sunday, noting the attack appeared to be driven by personal motives and not linked to any terror group.
China Begins World's Biggest Census Drive to Count its Population
China has been conducting a national population census every 10 years since the 1990s. The exercise was expected to provide the size of its ageing population.
Networks Line Up Election Law Experts For Vote Coverage
Television networks are adding experts in election law to their election night coverage teams so they're prepared to explain legal challenges or irregularities that may come up during the vote.
Belarus Police Fire Warning Shots, Detain Anti-Lukashenko Protesters
Police in Belarus fired warning shots into the air and started detaining protesters on Sunday as thousands began to march in the capital Minsk to demand veteran leader Alexander Lukashenko leave power, media reports and social media footage showed.
Understand the Shock But Violence Can't be Justified, Says Macron, Slams 'Distortions' by Political Leaders
France is on edge after the republication in early September of cartoons of the prophet by the Charlie Hebdo weekly, which was followed by an attack outside its former offices, the beheading of a teacher and an attack on a church in Nice Thursday that lef...
Portugal Reimposes Partial Lockdown In Most Of The Country
Portugal's government on Saturday announced new lockdown restrictions from Nov. 4 for most of the country, telling people to stay at home except for outings for work, school or shopping, and ordering companies to switch to remote working.
Tanzania Opposition Rejects Presidential Election Result, Wants New Vote
Tanzania's two leading opposition parties said on Saturday they would not recognise the results of a presidential election that handed incumbent John Magufuli a second fiveyear term.
AP FACT CHECK: Trump's Voting Wrongs; Biden's Trade Miss
The actual crisis of the coronavirus pandemic and a manufactured crisis over voting fraud featured heavily in President Donald Trumps misstatements during the 2020 campaigns final week. Democrat Joe Biden went astray on trade as he assailed the presidents...
Poland Reports Record In Daily Coronavirus Cases
Poland reported a record number of coronavirus infections for the fifth consecutive day on Saturday, with 21,897 new cases, while the country faces massive protests following an abortion ruling last week.
Hong Kong Media Boss Distances Himself From Contentious Hunter Biden-China Report
Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai said he personally had "nothing to do with" a report on alleged China business links of the son of U.S. presidential candidate Joe Biden, but admitted funds from his private firm had been used to fund it.
Protesters Clash With Police Over COVID-19 Restrictions In Barcelona
Protesters who deny the existence of COVID19 and object to restrictions to curb the pandemic's spread clashed with police in Barcelona on Friday.
Canada Police, Border Agency Accused of Colluding to Get Huawei Exec's Passcodes
Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) officer Scott Kirkland interrogated the Huawei chief financial officer for three hours during a stopover at the Vancouver airport in December 2018.
Civil Rights Groups Settle Lawsuit Over Utilities Access
Civil rights groups have reached a settlement with a Georgia city to end policies that they said illegally restricted access to utility services and disproportionately affected Black and Latino residents.
Europeans Urge Wider Curbs As COVID Sweeps Continent, Batters U.S
EU officials warned Europe to be ready for wider COVID restrictions as infections surged across the continent, France and Germany prepared curbs almost as strict as their spring lockdowns and cases soared across the United States.