New York Times, citing intelligence officials, says Abu Muhammad al-Masri was gunned down by two men on a motorbike. ( read original story ...)
Al-Qaeda’s number two secretly killed in Iran: NYT
Al-Qaeda's second-in-command, indicted in the US for the 1998 bombings of its embassies in Tanzania and Kenya, was secretly killed in Iran in August, The New York Times reported Friday. ( read original story ...)
Tallahassee’s Turkey Trot 2020 goes virtual
But this year's Turkey Trot will not be attracting thousands to the Big Bend area. For safety reasons, it will be virtual. ( read original story ...)
Turkey and masks for Thanksgiving: Fauci urges face coverings at home even in small holiday gatherings
In an interview on “CBS This Morning,” the nation’s top infectious disease expert said masks — and “common sense” — are a must over the holidays as COVID-19 numbers continue an alarming rise. ( read original story ...)
75-year-old Vietnam veteran beats COVID-19
This is not the first time Craig Eby has fought for his life. ( read original story ...)
Philippines scrambles to rescue thousands after Typhoon Vamco
Philippine coast guard and disaster agencies scrambled on Saturday to rescue thousands in a northern province flooded by Typhoon Vamco, the country's deadliest cyclone this year. ( read original story ...)
‘Haikyuu’ stage actor Kousuke Asuma ‘worried’ for the Philippines following Ulysses onslaught
Japanese stage actor Kousuke Asuma couldn't help but get "worried" after seeing the news about Typhoon Ulysses' onslaught on the Philippines. Kousuke, famous for playing Oikawa Tooru in the Haikyuu ... ( read original story ...)
Manila: 20 Missing After Typhoon Vamco Lashes Philippines
Disaster response teams, police and soldiers joined forces Friday in a search for 20 people who have been missing in the Philippines since a typhoon made landfall in the capital city, Manila, earlier ... ( read original story ...)
China’s foreign minister may visit Japan later in November – Mainichi
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi may visit Japan later this month to meet his Japanese counterpart Toshimitsu Motegi for talks on cooperation over the coronavirus crisis and the East China Sea ... ( read original story ...)
A Better Tomorrow Won’t Fix India’s Broken Today
So is it all looking up for India’s post-coronavirus economy? Hardly. The trouble is with demand. Firms are protecting operating profit — or preventing losses — by pruning jobs and cutting pay. The ... ( read original story ...)