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Biden in Gettysburg: ‘Once again, we are a house divided’
“There’s no more fitting place than here today in Gettysburg to talk about the cost of division, about how much it has cost America,” said the Democratic presidential candidate.
New Zealand man accused of shooting Australian dead in camper van pleads guilty
Mark Robert Garson was accused of shooting dead Australian tourist Sean McKinnon, 33, in 2019.
Australia’s dependence on China has never been so starkly illustrated
The country where the coronavirus was first detected is now the sole major economy showing genuine signs of recovery.
Vice Presidential debate: Who is the moderator Susan Page?
Susan Page, the longtime Washington bureau chief for American daily newspaper USA Today, will be in charge of keeping the candidates in line at the vice presidential debate Wednesday in Salt Lake City.
Trump’s COVID-19 antibody cocktail is promising but untested
The fact that Trump left hospital after a few days proves nothing about the efficacy of any parts of the kitchen sink regimen.
Trump is a latter-day Typhoid Mary (except he doesn’t have her excuse)
My God, spare us this feckless narcissist.
Turkey’s support of Azerbaijan a quest for a place in ‘world order’
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s resolute stance on Nagorno-Karabakh is a strategic priority and a costly necessity.
Trump reports ‘no symptoms,’ returns to downplaying virus
Trump again publicly played down the virus on Twitter after his return from a three-day hospitalisation.
Scandal grows over corporal punishment in Thai schools
Closed-circuit TV cameras installed in classrooms appear to show several teachers abusing children, mostly in kindergarten.