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Protests broke out near Milwaukee after prosecutor decided not to file charges against police officer who fatally shot Alvin Cole.
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Georgia's two Senate races may end up as runoff elections that could put Senate control in limbo until January.
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In the latest twist in stimulus talks, Trump says he wants a bigger COVID-19 aid package than Democrats are offering.
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Citing safety concerns, Minnesota judge says Derek Chauvin can live in a neighbouring state while he awaits trial.
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Nigeria's federal Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) is widely accused of unlawful arrests, torture and even murder.
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Two US senators are demanding sanctions after reports Turkey has tested its Russian-built S-400 defence system.
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New rules restrict candidates from declaring premature victory and block calls for violence and voting interference.
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Prosecutors said a dazed and unarmed Dennis Plowden was holding his hand in front of his face when the officer fired.
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More than 3,000 migrants and refugees were expelled from the North African country in September, HRW said.
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Investors are still hopeful the White House and Congress can reach a deal on more virus aid.
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Al Jazeera's American Voter series asks the same questions to voters across the US.
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Residents of the US state of Louisiana are boarding up their homes as officials ordered evacuations ahead of the storm.
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Brazil's poor are struggling to cope as the government halves pandemic aid and food prices soar.
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The move comes after a Madrid court had overturned the central government's partial lockdown of the capital.
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Request for UN investigation comes after months of alleged harassment, arrests, and abductions by Saudi forces.
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More than 200 of New York’s roughly 700 hotels are closed, at least temporarily.
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Critics say latest US sanctions will further hobble Iran's ability to buy food and medicine as it battles pandemic.
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Zuma, who became president in 2009, was forced to resign in February 2018 over corruption scandals.
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Chinese social media app was given a ‘final notice’ over ‘obscenity’ concerns by authorities in July.
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Experts say many people are wrongly punished in a country where criminal justice system lacks international standard.
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In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, a record number of early votes are being cast.
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People experiencing signs of depression are less likely to vote and participate in the political process.
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We should not be asking how much more we can take from the planet, but how much more can the planet take?
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Samir Hamidi, 27, was killed by Israeli soldiers near the northern West Bank settlement of Einav on Monday.
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Sophie Petronin arrives in Paris and is embraced by relatives and President Macron.
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Opposition politicians targeted as protesters clash in the capital, Bishkek, hours after emergency rule announced.
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A school in Taiz has opened doors for children in a country where millions of children cannot access education.
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The decision comes days after the West African regional bloc announced it was ending its post-coup sanctions on Mali.
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The infestation had forced the government to declare a national emergency as the invading insects ravaged crops.
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Saad Hariri who resigned last year amid protests said he 'will not close the door on the only hope left for Lebanon'.
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Finance minister Rishi Sunak is due to announce a plan to support jobs that may be affected by new coronavirus measures.
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The gov't orders 48-hour curfew which will apply every weekend following an 'exponential' rise in the number of cases.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is looking to introduce legislation that will allow President Trump's removal if necessary.
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WFP wins 2020 Nobel Peace Prize for efforts to combat hunger and food insecurity around the world.
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Russia says both countries willing to join talks in Moscow, which would mark first big step to ending current clashes.
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Experts raise alarm ahead of Europe's largest neo-Nazi combat sports event, due to take place this weekend.
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Saeb Erakat, the senior PLO leader, has been isolating after testing positive for the COVID-19.
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Group welcomes announcement as a 'positive step' while gov't says premature withdrawal may have negative consequences.
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Widening lead by Democratic challenger to Trump in US election lowers risk of a contested result and market volatility.
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To avert more death, hunger and destitution, governments around the world should commit to reducing inequality.
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A disputed parliamentary vote has sparked a fresh crisis in the Central Asian country, triggering mass protests.
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The country's services sector continues its rebound from the depths of coronavirus lockdowns as companies also add jobs.
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Clashes with police and many arrested amid rising opposition to law that is supposed to boost investment.
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Turf war between criminal groups in the sprawling camps kills at least eight people, say officials.
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Analysts say crisis-hit North Korea likely to hold large military parade on Saturday to showcase new, powerful missiles.
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In his long political career, Paswan worked with many Indian prime ministers and served several portfolios.
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Elliot Broidy was allegedly hired by Malaysian fugitive financier Jho Low to try and get 1MDB probe dropped.
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Chinese digital payments firm controlled by Jack Ma is preparing for potentially the world's biggest stock listing.
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China is the biggest economy to back the initiative so far. Neither the United States nor Russia have signed up.
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Outrage as government moves to more than double fees for degrees in the humanities and social sciences.