(Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump’s weekend effort to hold stagnant congressional talks on the next coronavirus bailout package will not do much to boost the economy, experts said. US President Donald Trump speaks at a pandemic briefing on coronavirus (COVID-19) disease at the White House in Washington, USA, August …
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“I find it very heartbreaking, and it was obviously some kind of validation, but it was not the validation I necessarily wanted to see,” Amy Westmoreland told CNN on Monday. A sophomore at North Paulding High School, north of Atlanta, captured the image of the hordes of students, many without …
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MOSCOW / DUBAI / LONDON (Reuters) – In the long-running story of a highly explosive cache of highly explosive ammonium nitrate on the waterfront of Beirut, one thing is clear – no one has ever come forward publicly to demand it. FILE PHOTO: A man is seen at the scene …
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Here’s what you need to know Come up with your day with speed and through. (You can also have “5 Things You Need to Know Today” delivered to your inbox every day. Sign in here.) 1. Coronavirus There have now been more than 20 million cases of coronavirus worldwide and …
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BANGKOK (Reuters) – Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha said on Tuesday he was worried about a growing student protest movement after another group of students gave an unusual frank 10-point call for monarchy reform. Pro-democracy protesters salute with three fingers as they attend a rally to ask the government to …
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