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Plainclothes NYPD officers of Asian descent will be deployed in the city's public spaces to identify perpetrators of hate crimes and to discourage anti-Asian violence
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The army's seizure of power halted the Southeast Asian nation's move toward democracy that began when Suu Kyi's party took office in 2016 for its first term, after more than five decades of military rule.
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The Russian team in Tokyo will be officially known as ROC, and will use the flag of the country's Olympic committee rather than the national tricolour.
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Venice has completed 1,600 years since it was founded by the Western Roman Empire
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Vaccine hesitant people may have anxiety over safety concerns, or they might belong to a community that historically has mistrusted the medical establishment, according to the study.
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While Alabama was bearing the worst of Thursday's weather, forecasters warned of dangerous thunderstorms, flash floods and possible twisters from eastern Mississippi into western Georgia,.
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The Mexican government stopped publishing numbers on excess deaths at the end of 2020.
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Modi is scheduled to go straight to the National Martyrs' Memorial in Savar from the airport to pay tributes to the 1971 Liberation War martyrs.
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Trump did acknowledge that those who stormed the Capitol “went in and they shouldn't have done it.”
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The US is the worst-hit country with the world's highest number of cases and deaths at 30,076,486 and 546,507, respectively, according to the CSSE.
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Hundreds of native frogs and insects have emerged from deep in the sand where they seek relief from scorching Outback heat.
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A study on mice suggests these drugs might lower production of antibodies, which block the virus from infecting cells.
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Hong Kong is still grappling with coronavirus outbreaks and stringent social distancing measures that are especially hard on bars, restaurants and the tourism industry.
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"We need to deal with what's happening in the Northern Triangle and address it in a way that is about not only diplomacy, but bringing our allies together," Harris said.
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US Indo-Pacific Command spokesperson Capt. Mike Kafka said the US military was aware of the missiles and was monitoring the situation while closely consulting with allies.
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The Colombian Ombudsman's Office conducted a census at the site and identified the presence of 858 minors, 134 older adults and 52 pregnant women.
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On Tuesday, Brazil hit a single-day record of 3,251 COVID-19 deaths and authorities fear that April could be as grim as March in the country's overwhelmed hospitals.
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The US is the worst-hit country with the world's highest number of cases and deaths at 30,009,386 and 545,237, respectively, according to the CSSE.
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The Ever Given, a Panama-flagged ship that carries cargo between Asia and Europe, ran aground Tuesday in the narrow, man-made canal dividing continental Africa from the Sinai Peninsula.
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Footage of the protest on Tuesday night showed crowds of people shouting, "our streets" and "shame on you" at lines of police – some on horseback and others with dogs.
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The Department of Tropical Research (DTR) operated in an era when photography could not capture colour and movement.
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Increased amount of plastic is a big threat to marine life
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Witnesses outside Insein Prison in Yangon on Wednesday saw busloads of mostly young people, looking happy with some flashing the three-finger gesture of defiance.
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BioNTech and Fosun Pharma have not found any reason to believe the product is unsafe, according to a statement by the Hong Kong government.