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Ruling Party Leads In Tight Election In Georgia-exit Polls
The ruling Georgian Dream party declared victory in a parliamentary election in exSoviet Georgia on Saturday after four exit polls put it in first place in a tight race.
Greek Priest Shot In Lyon, France; Assailant Flees: Police Source
A Greek Orthodox priest was shot and injured on Saturday at a church in the centre of the French city of Lyon by an assailant who then fled, a police source and witnesses said.
New York Changes Coronavirus Quarantine Rules For Those Arriving In State
Most people arriving in New York state must quarantine for at least three days, then they must show they have a negative coronavirus test before they are released from quarantine, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced on Saturday.
'Obamacare' Sign-ups Begin As Millions More Are Uninsured
Millions of Americans who have lost health insurance in an economy shaken by the coronavirus can sign up for taxpayersubsidized coverage starting Sunday.
Georgia Cast Ballots In Election Seen As Way For More Diverse Parliament
Georgians voted for a new parliament on Saturday in an election seen as a test of credibility for the ruling party and a way to form a more diverse parliament.
Three In Custody In France Following Nice Attack
A third person was taken into custody in France in connection with the knife attack which left three dead in Nice on Thursday, a police source said on Saturday.
Mike Pence: The Calm to Trump's Storm
Pence has remained a team player over his term, never betraying differences with Trump or promoting himself -- sins that cut short the careers of others in Trump's cabinet.
Journalist Killed In Mexican Border City Of Ciudad Juarez
A Mexican television journalist has been shot to death in the border city of Ciudad Jurez, across from El Paso, Texas, prosecutors reported Friday.
Strong Earthquake Kills 14 People In Turkey And Greek Islands
Fourteen people were killed in Turkey and Greece after a strong earthquake struck the Aegean Sea on Friday, bringing buildings crashing down and setting off tidal waves which slammed into coastal areas and islands.
Coronavirus Forces Mexicans To Celebrate Day Of The Dead Early
Mexicans this year paid their respects early to departed lovedones in the capital city, where the coronavirus pandemic will cast a pall over cemeteries usually resplendent with color and light during the Nov. 12 Day of the Dead celebrations.
Record-breaking Early Voting In U.S. Election Tops 80 Million
More than 80 million Americans have cast ballots in the U.S. presidential election, according to a tally on Thursday from the U.S. Elections Project at the University of Florida, setting the stage for the highest participation rate in over a century.
Factbox: Back To Lockdown - The New French Measures To Contain COVID-19 Spread
French Prime Minister Jean Castex on Thursday gave details of the lockdown that will come into effect on Friday in an effort to put the brakes on a COVID19 epidemic that officials say risks spiraling out of control.
French Flock To Hair Salons Before New Lockdown Takes Effect
Hairdressers across France struggled to keep up with the constant stream of clients on Thursday, their last day of opening before a new lockdown goes into effect which will see them forced to close until Dec. 1.
Guilty Plea Entered In Deadly Kidnapping Of Chinese National
A Southern California man pleaded guilty Thursday to conspiracy to kidnap a Chinese citizen who was held for ransom but died of his injuries after the abduction, authorities said.
N. Carolina-based Research Testing Firm To Expand At Home
A North Carolinabased contract research testing company for the biotechnology and drug industries said Thursday it will expand its operations in the Research Triangle area, creating about 880 more jobs by 2027.
IOM: 140 Dead In Weekend Migrant Ship Sinking Off Senegal
A weekend migrant shipwreck off Senegal has left at least 140 people dead, making it the deadliest so far this year, the International Organization for Migration confirmed Thursday.