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Trinity Bible Chapel, Which Broke COVID Rules, Fined for Contempt of Court, Locked Down
"The total we will have to pay will be well over $100k. But Christ is worth it!" the church wrote on Twitter.
Man Fined Over $1,000 for Setting Lawn on Fire Instead of Mowing it Amid Burn Ban
British Columbia has seen a total of 1,259 fires since April 1. Currently, the province is in a state of emergency.
Woman Cut by Razor Behind 'Masks Don't Work' Poster
While speaking with ITV News, a woman who was identified only as Layla said that after contracting COVID-19 twice already, she was inclined to remove the sign.
China's Xi Vows to 'Defend' and 'Develop' North Korea Ties as Kim Rallies Army
"At present the hostile forces systematically keep bolstering up their capabilities for making a preemptive attack on the DPRK and increase armaments while intensifying all sorts of frantic and persistent war drills for aggression," North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un warned.
Joe Biden Calls Posthumous Kosovo Medal for Late Son Beau 'Incredible'
"The nation of Kosovo is in the hearts of the entire Biden family," the president said with his son Beau Biden's children just off camera.
White House Discussing Providing Internet Access to Cubans, Will Announce More Sanctions
The White House meeting comes three weeks after thousands of Cubans protested in the streets of Havana against government policies and more.
'Obey the Rules': China Warns U.K. After Royal Navy Enters Waters
"We seriously warn this group: They are obliged to remain restrained and obey the rules," China's state-run media said in an editorial.
US Gives 100K Haitians Protected Status After Killing of President Moise, Political Unrest
The designation allows Haitians in the U.S. to legally live and work in the U.S. for a set period of time. The decision comes amid political unrest in Haiti.
Amanda Knox Blasts 'Stillwater' Movie From Profiting Off Her Story 'Without My Consent'
Director Tom McCarthy had said at the Cannes Film Festiva that Amanda Knox's case was an "initial inspiration point but not much beyond that."
British 'Cat-Killer' Sentenced for 'Cruel' Stabbing of 16 Pets
Sussex Police began investigating the cats' deaths after they were first reported in 2018, suspecting potential foul play.
WHO Warns World 'Blind to Understanding' COVID Spread, Hurting Ability to End Pandemic
Without sufficient testing in lower-income countries, the world can't know how the virus is spreading or how it's changing, according to the World Health Organization.
Hiker Swarmed by Tornado of Midges in Viral Video
The horrifying footage showed hundreds of thousands of midges swarming Colin Ibbotson in the Scottish Highlands.
Rare Albino Baby Chimp Spotted in Wild Days Before Being Killed
The community has a history of infanticide, so it's impossible to say whether or not the chimp was killed because of its albinism.
'F*** UPS': Delivery Driver Who Punched Customer Fired Over Offensive Texts
Arbitrator ruled that driver's dismissal last year was not an excessive action by the company.
57 Children, 15 Infants Among 221 Afghans On First Evacuation Flight to U.S.
"Most of all, I want to thank these brave Afghans for standing with the United States," President Joe Biden said.
Hong Kong Police Probe Booing of Chinese Anthem at Olympics Screening
The crowd at APM mall in Kwun Tong chanted "We are Hong Kong" as a medal was handed out on screen.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog Gets Covid Booster Shot as WHO Says They're Not Needed
With over 60s eligible to get COVID vaccine boosters, Israel is the first country to widely provide a third dose of a Western shot to residents.
Woman's Sassy Email Reply to Being Told She Is Too Weak for Job Goes Viral
When a female landscaper was told she would need to be a "bodybuilder" to get a job, she wrote a cutting email response which has since gone viral.
China's Taishan Nuclear Plant Shuts Down After Damage to Fuel Rods
Last month, Chinese authorities sought to downplay the problem, saying minor fuel rod damage was to blame for radioactive gases that had built up at the site.
Hmong Meaning, History and Origins Explained As Sunisa Lee Wins Gold at Tokyo 2020
Sunisa Lee, whose parents emigrated from Laos, is the first-ever Hmong American Olympic gymnast and gold medalist.
Israeli Olympian Apologizes for Video of Teammates Breaking Cardboard Bed
Baseball player Ben Wanger posted a clip testing how many people the beds could hold, after false claims they were designed to prevent sexual activity in the Tokyo 2020 athletes' village.
Dog Mauling Leaves Boy Seriously Injured
A man in his 20s was also attacked and two dogs have been taken by the police after the incident.