The leader of a pro-independence group in Western Sahara, Brahma Ghali, declared war on Morocco on Saturday, violating a decades-long ceasefire, the New York Times reported. Why it’s important: The declaration could rule out armed struggle and escalate years of animosity between Morocco and its neighbor Algeria, which hosts the …
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The 25-person limit for all gatherings with an alcohol curfew is governed by the Governor of Virginia. Ralph North announced on Friday that the new coronavirus is under sanctions. The new rule replaces the current cap of 250 individuals for events held both indoors and outdoors, according to the governor’s …
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SARS-COVID-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, first infected humans after crossing the lines of an unknown animal species. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), scientists speculate that the animal was a bat, as the SARS-Covy-2 genome is closely related to the coronavirus found in horseshoes in …
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Science Published on November 14, 2020 | By Steve Hanley November 14, 2020 By Steve Henley It’s 1987 and REMA recently released their proto-dystopian classic “We Know It’s the End of the World.” Researchers at the Norwegian Business School say that forward 33 years fast forward and that the prediction …
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Moving Day at the Masters turned into a different day as the clarity came, slowly but surely, at the top of the leaderboard, like 36-hole leader Dustin Johnson, breaking from the rest of the field with a 7-under 65 that pushed him into a pole position. . At the age …
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