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Iota Becomes 30th Named Storm in a Record-Breaking Season

Al Qaeda’s No. 2, Accused in U.S. Embassy Attacks, Is Secretly Killed in Iran

How Do Canadians Remember World War II 75 Years Afterward?

Does Elon Musk have the coronavirus? After four tests, he still doesn’t know.

No signal: Internet ‘dead zones’ cut rural students off from virtual classes.

Peter Sutcliffe, Murderer Known as the ‘Yorkshire Ripper,’ Dies at 74

London Police to Recruit 40% of Officers From Minority Backgrounds

Uneasy under lockdown, pubs in England are counting the days till Christmas.

In New Zealand, some find a solution to pandemic hunger in fish heads.

New York City allows indoor dining but considers closing schools.

South Korea is trying to help delivery drivers, whose workloads have soared during the pandemic.

These are the restrictions and mask mandates for all 50 states.

The pandemic is accelerating in the U.S., breaking records for new infections and hospitalizations.

From ‘Street Kid’ in India to Top Toronto Chef

China Congratulates Biden on Presidential Victory

A Solution to Pandemic Hunger, Eyeballs and All

Reconsidering Melbourne’s Public Housing Lockdown

The U.S. again broke records for new cases — more than 160,000 — and hospitalizations.

As cases rise and new limits loom, New York officials urge residents to fight fatigue.

Thousands of Philadelphia area nurses plan to strike as virus cases surge and their working conditions worsen.