The group that manages US presidential election debates said it will take steps to bring order to the final two contests between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
Britain considered Australian-style offshore asylum centre: report
Reports suggest the British Home Secretary Priti Patel floated plans to send asylum seekers to a remote island in the southern Atlantic.
Quino, creator of beloved cartoon character Mafalda, dies at 88
Six-year-old Mafalda’s apparent innocence spread scathing criticism of the dictatorships that plagued Latin America from the 1960s.
‘It belongs to us!’: Tense French trial over colonial art
Is dislodging African artwork from a European museum a political statement, or a criminal act? That’s the question a French court is weighing.
Brad Parscale stepping away from job at Trump campaign
The US President’s former campaign manager, who had been demoted, was admitted to hospital for his own safety on Sunday after threatening suicide.
Democratic governors vow that all votes will be counted
Without mentioning Trump by name, the governors noted his refusal last week to commit to a peaceful transition of power.
Huge study in India offers some surprises to scientists
Among key findings: just 5 per cent of people accounted for 80 per cent of the infections detected by contact tracing.
Missiles targeting airport in northern Iraq intercepted
US threatened last week to close its Baghdad embassy unless decisive action was taken to reign in Shiite militias suspected of launching attacks in the city.
Facebook bans ads calling US voting fraud widespread or election invalid
The social media platform has also identified an “uptick” in content related to the far-right Proud Boys, after President Donald Trump declined to condemn the group during the first presidential debate
‘Going well’: Indonesia lays ambitious COVID-19 vaccine start date
Indonesia hopes to begin mass production of a China-developed coronavirus vaccine by January 2021, but some key questions remain unanswered.