Klepper interviewed supporters at a recent Trump rally and was amused by one man who was making money as a debt collector. ( read original story ...)
LeBron James, Michael Jordan and a forever changed GOAT debate
That all seems so preposterous now. As does stubbornly dismissing the thought of James claiming the GOAT title from Michael Jordan, the ghost he’s been chasing for decades. ( read original story ...)
Tropical storm Nangka spares Hong Kong but leaves dozens dead in Vietnam and Cambodia
Flooding has killed at least 28 people in Vietnam and 11 in Cambodia, where almost 25,000 houses and 84,000 hectares of crops have been damaged. ( read original story ...)
FBI opening office in Cambodia
The FBI plans to open an office in Cambodia amid tenuous relations between Washington and Phnom Penh, Reuters reported.The office at the headquarters of Cambodia's national police will provide support ... ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus: Syria government ‘prepares for virus second wave’
The Syrian government has set up a temporary hospital for Covid-19 patients at a Damascus sports complex in preparation for what an official said was a possible second wave. The facility at Al-Faiha ... ( read original story ...)
Assad pays rare visit to fire-ravaged western Syria
The UN says at least three people have died in the fires that erupted last week in Latakia, Tartus and Homs provinces. ( read original story ...)
President Assad makes rare visit to areas hit by fires in west Syria
Bashar Assad's public appearances around Syria have been rare since the country's conflict began in March 2011. ( read original story ...)
Hope grows for Sri Lanka tour
Mickey Arthur, Sri Lanka’s head coach, is optimistic that their rescheduled series against England, which is due to take place in January 2021, can go ahead and that a compromise can be reached with ... ( read original story ...)
Debt trap: China’s loans to Sri Lanka are not out of benevolence
China is using its position at global bodies and money to dictate global terms. Sri Lanka has been looking for a financial lifeline to avoid defaults. But instead of approaching the IMF, the ... ( read original story ...)
Sri Lanka’s exports to China grow 31.92 pct in September: government
Sri Lanka's exports to China grew 31.92 percent in September year on year as total monthly export revenue crossed 1 billion U.S. dollars for the third time this year, the country's Export Development ... ( read original story ...)