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Kim Jong Un Refuses Coronavirus Prevention Equipment from United Nations
North Korea has taken drastic measures to prevent the incursion of the virus, placing hundred of foreign nationals under month-long quarantines and locking ambassadors in their quarters.
The China Spy Scandal That Entangled Harvard Could Hit Yale and MIT Next
The federal dragnet is so massive that investigators have given the case the code name "Lurking Giants."
Thousands of Refugees Attempt to Enter Europe From Turkey
After Ankara suggested it would not prevent migrants and refugees from leaving Turkey, thousands of refugees have headed toward the border with Greece.
Leap Day 2020: Google Doodle Marks the Quadrennial Event of February 29
There are around 200,000 Americans, and five million people worldwide, who are "leapers", those born on February 29.
Mosul Tallies Up the Cost—and Looks to Laser-Enabled Reconstruction
A new report tallies up the material losses of the war, but the damage to Iraqi moral and earthly heritage is impossible to quantify.
Armed Russian Warships Head Toward Syria After Strikes Kill Turkey's Troops
Two Black Sea Fleet frigates passed the Turkish Straits carrying Kalibr-NK cruise missiles, as Syria's seemingly intractable war grew even more uncertain.
Israel Reveals Plan to Attack Iran's Allies, Iran is Ready to Fight Back
An Israeli military official tells Newsweek the country's stepping up its campaign against Iran-linked targets like Lebanon's Hezbollah, but an Iranian official warned the Islamic Republic will retaliate if attacked.
BTS and 'Parasite' Director Donate $164,000 to Coronavirus Relief Efforts
The money donated by the artists (who were both born in Daegu, the epicenter of the outreak) will go towards purchasing face masks and hand sanitizers for those in need.
Elon Musk's Starlink Satellites Ruins Space Photos, Says Russia
The satellites are being sent up in batches, but Russia's scientists say they interfere with the work of astronomers.
Coronavirus Update: More Than 4,000 Infected Outside China in 50 Countries
More than 84,000 cases of the virus have been confirmed worldwide, with South Korea reporting the highest number of infections outside China.
Ambulance Called at Greta Thunberg Rally After Large Crowds Form
The event, held by the Bristol Youth Strike, drew people from across the country despite the poor weather.
U.S. Should Threaten Russia to Secure Idlib Ceasefire, Former Envoy Says
The conflict in northwestern Syria is in danger of spilling over after a Syrian airstrike killed 33 Turkish soldiers on Thursday.
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Photos: Walk Among The Treetops in Denmark
"Nature provides the real experience. We just made it more accessible," says the architect of Camp Adventure's new observation deck.
Canadian Oil Company Under Fire Over Sexually Explicit 'Greta' Image
X-Site Energy Services say they have nothing to do with the image which was allegedly handed out by one of their employees.
Video Shows What Happens if You Evade Coronavirus Checkpoint in China
The video shows a training exercise of officers stopping a person, detaining them and spraying disinfectant on the scene.
Russia and Turkey's Conflict in Syria Escalates Amid New Troop Deaths
Turkish Hatay province Governor Rahmi Dogan said that at least 33 Turkish troops were killed in airstrikes blamed on the Syrian government against their positions in the country's northwestern province of Idlib.
Viral Video of Bullied Boy Vanishes As GoFundMe Page Gets Nearly $500,000
The social media accounts of Quaden Bayles and his mother have also since been deactivated or deleted over the weekend.
Vladimir Putin Says He Rejected Offers of a Body Double
The Russian president said he had been advised to use doubles, especially at the start of the century when there were a number of terror attacks.
Saudi Arabia Suspends Travel to Mecca and Medina Over Coronavirus Fears
The move is the latest drastic precautionary measure taken by countries in the Middle East in a bid to curb the spread of the deadly virus.
'We Are Overwhelmed': Doctors in Syria's Idlib Are 'Powerless,' MSF Says
Médecins Sans Frontières said "indiscriminate" assault have left the medical system at a breaking point.
Coronavirus Update as Death Toll Hits 2,800, Virus Spreads to 47 Countries
With new cases across Brazil, Europe and the Middle East, the deadly virus has now spread to every continent except Antarctica.
#HelloHanbinIsFree Trends As K-pop Artist B.I Tests Negative for Drug Use
The latest test was conducted as part of an extensive police investigation into an allegation that he purchased marijuana and LSD in 2016.
Russia's Military Rolls Out New 'Cruise Missile Killer' Weapons System
Russia's aerospace forces commissioned the new S-350 Vityaz surface-to-air missile system, testing its ability "to detect and destroy a mock air enemy."