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Serbia President: Prime Minister To Remain In Office
Serbias president on Monday proposed that current Prime Minister Ana Brnabic stay in office, paving the way for the formation of a new government more than three months after a parliamentary election.
Tennessee Inmate Who Claims Innocence Asks For Clemency
A Tennessee death row inmate who has always claimed innocence asked the governor on Monday to commute his sentence to life in prison.
Lawsuit Says Omaha Police Used Excessive Force At Protests
A lawsuit accuses Omaha police of using excessive force when they responded to protests against police brutality and racial injustice in Nebraska's largest city earlier this year.
Malaysia PM Quarantines As Minister Tests Positive For Virus
Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin said Monday he will selfquarantine after a Cabinet minister he was in contact with tested positive for the coronavirus, as cases in the country hit a record high.
Police: 3 Killed In Crash During Minneapolis Police Chase
Three people have died after a stolen vehicle in which they were riding crashed while being chased by police in Minneapolis early Monday, authorities said.
Huge Questions For UK Govt After Virus Cases Triple In Days
The British government faced huge questions Monday over its coronavirus testing system after a big increase in the number of positive cases over the weekend that was blamed on a technical glitch.
Moscow Schools Start Unplanned Holidays As COVID-19 Cases Rise
Moscow schools began unplanned holidays on Monday and businesses were required to have at least 30% of their staff working remotely, as COVID19 cases across Russia hit their highest level since May 12.
Paris On Maximum Virus Alert, Closing Bars, Not Restaurants
French authorities placed the Paris region on maximum virus alert on Monday, banning festive gatherings and requiring all bars to close but allowing restaurants to remain open, as numbers of infections increased rapidly.
Texas Man Accused Of Punch Amid Trump Argument Turns Self In
A Texas man who was seen on video punching another man as they argued over President Donald Trump has turned himself in after police obtained a warrant for assault, authorities said.
Nagorno-Karabakh Says 21 More Servicemen Killed In Fighting With Azerbaijan
Ethnic Armenian officials in the enclave of NagornoKarabakh said on Monday that 21 more servicemen had been killed in fierce fighting with Azerbaijan, bringing its total military death toll to 223 since war broke out eight days ago.
2020 Watch: How Long Will Trump Be Quarantined?
Presidential politics move fast. What were watching heading into a new week on the 2020 campaign:
Bitter U.S. Senate Contest Dwells On Crime, Coronavirus
Candidates for an open U.S. Senate seat in New Mexico are parrying a barrage of political attack ads with the first televised debate of the campaign scheduled for Monday evening.
UK's Vaccine Task Force Head Says Vaccinating All Of UK 'Not Going To Happen' - Financial Times
Britain's vaccine task force chair, Kate Bingham, said that vaccinating everyone in the country for the coronavirus was 'not going to happen', telling the Financial Times that they need to vaccinate only those at risk.
Eight Migrants Dead, 12 Missing Off Coast Of Djibouti - IOM
At least 8 migrants died and 12 are missing at sea after being forced off a boat by smugglers off the coast of Djibouti, the U.N. migration agency said on Sunday.
Police Officer Killed In The Line Of Duty In South Carolina
A South Carolina police chief announced early Sunday the death of an officer following a shooting in Myrtle Beach.
Azerbaijan Says Armenian Forces Shell Second City In Major Escalation
Azerbaijan said on Sunday that Armenian forces had shelled its second city of Ganja in an escalation of the war in the South Caucasus.