“Today we can still go home.” So read a message that the Greek journalist recently won from Ilse and Nikola Stadler, a travel duo of mother and daughter from Germany. The two men had a story to tell after being stranded in Greece for 4 months, the worst days of the pandemic.
The imminent arrival of Hurricane Isaiah is forcing the closure of some outdoor coronavirus testing sites on Friday, even as the state reached a new daily death record. Meanwhile, the virus becomes confusing.
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Officially to combat incitement to hatred and abuse, but critics are concerned that this resolution is in fact aimed at crushing dissent.
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Istanbul’s historic Hagia Sophia has reopened for Friday prayers for the first time since a decision was made to turn it back into a mosque after more than 80 years as a museum. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan participated in the Friday prayers, where he recited verses of the Quran. Erdogan later visited the Fatih
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ANKARA Turkey on Friday confirmed 1,185 additional cases of COVID-19, raising the tally to 238,450, according to the …
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A state “battle plan” to safeguard Minnesotans living in long-term care facilities is paying off, Gov. Tim Walz said Tuesday. The governor took reporter questions on a range of COVID-19 issues, including schools and a possible statewide mask order.
State health officials on Friday made clear that Minnesota may need to dial back its economic reopening efforts if the current COVID-19 case trends accelerate and the state continues to backslide in its fight against the disease’s spread.
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