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Obama, campaigning for Biden seven days before election, says White House outbreaks underscore Trump's poor leadership.
Early voting surges as Donald Trump and Joe Biden barnstorm the nation in the final days of the presidential campaign.
UK report says pre-existing conditions cannot explain entirely why non-white people have suffered disproportionately.
Demonstrations break out across the country, with clashes in two cities, as daily COVID-19 cases soar to fresh records.
Explosion in the northwestern city kills at least seven people and wounds 70 others, most of them children.
Researchers say deaths linked to COVID-19 and air pollution represent 'potentially avoidable, excess mortality'.
Philippine president's top science and technology official says vaccine would be available at the earliest in mid-2021.
WHO chief acknowledges 'fatigue', but says distancing, masks vital to avoid return to strict lockdowns.
Senate Republicans push aside Democratic opposition to install Barrett on top court just eight days before election.
Approval comes as Beijing says it will sanction US companies it says are involved in Washington's arms sales to Taiwan.
Sanctions have been imposed on the Iranian Ministry of Petroleum and the National Iranian Oil Company, among others.
The US has recently seen a record-breaking surge in daily and weekly averages of new coronavirus cases.
Front-line workers say they are dealing with poor job conditions and unpaid salaries, and face backlash for speaking out.
US president's son-in-law said African Americans must 'want to be successful' for Trump's policies to help them.
Lawsuit claims police used harsh measures and caused injuries. NYC Mayor de Blasio says it 'doesn't sound right'.
More than 250 rare ancient pieces from across the Middle East were to be auctioned off at Sotheby's London.
The airline industry has been devastated by coronavirus as airports shut down and losses continue to soar.
Several states across Nigeria set up judicial panels to investigate alleged cases of police brutality.
Voters will head to the polls on Wednesday to elect their president, lawmakers and local governments.
Voting advocates advise people still planning to vote by mail to drop off ballots at voting facilities instead.
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