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Raniere was convicted in 2019 on charges including racketeering, alien smuggling, sex trafficking and extortion.
Nearly half a million new infections have been reported in the US in the last week, according to a Reuters tally.
The CEOs of Twitter, Facebook and Alphabet Inc are testifying before a US Senate committee Wednesday.
Some people may still be missing after capsizing of boat attempting perilous crossing from France.
Guineans are bracing for more post-election violence, despite Conde's promises to 'remain open to dialogue'.
The UN's atomic watchdog confirms Iran has started building an underground centrifuge assembly plant.
Barrage of Spanish-language conspiracy theories has targeted Latino communities in Florida, a key battleground state.
The merger between Spin Master and Rubik's Brand comes as pandemic fuels demand for iconic toys.
From January to September, 5,939 civilians - 2,117 killed and 3,822 wounded - were casualties of fighting, the UN says.
AMD is buying rival chipmaker Xilinx in $35bn all-stock deal.
Barrett was formally sworn in by Chief Justice John Roberts for the lifetime job in a private ceremony at the US court.
Pain lingers on for parents who lost their sons and daughters in attack on school in the town of Kumba.
Dutch leader of Party for Freedom, Geert Wilders, shared an insulting cartoon of the Turkish president on Twitter.
Hundreds of people protest against the police shooting of Walter Wallace, a 27-year-old Black man.
Chanting 'Long live the king', royalists stage pro-monarchy demonstration after protests demanding monarchy reforms.
A new round of lockdowns to fight the spread of the coronavirus could spell disaster for the economic recovery.
Rising rancor between Ankara and its western allies and the central bank's interest rate policy are pressuring lira.
'Very Nice!' used by official tourism board in light-hearted manner, but foreign ministry says Borat sequel is racist.
US imposed sanctions targeting Ministry of Petroleum, National Iranian Oil Company and National Iranian Tanker Company.
As Muslims across the world protest against Macron, some in France are more worried about the impact of a second wave.
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