Monthly Archives: November 2020

Problems with testing chemicals in a U.K. lab are why more than 1,300 people got wrongly told they have COVID-19.

Problems with testing chemicals in a U.K. lab are why more than 1,300 people got wrongly told they have COVID-19.

Problems with testing chemicals in a U.K. lab are why more than 1,300 people got wrongly told they have COVID-19.

Those pushing for its closure now see a window of opportunity, hoping Biden’s administration will find a way to prosecute those who can be prosecuted and release the rest.

Iran’s clerical and military rulers have threatened revenge for Friday’s killing of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, which could further increase tensions in the Middle East region and beyond.

Political leaders have clamped down with increasingly aggressive measures to curtail the spread of the virus, which has reached unseen levels.

If there is no deal, New Year’s Day will bring huge disruption, with the overnight imposition of tariffs and other barriers to U.K.-EU trade.

Dozens of rallies are taking place against the controversial bill, which was approved by the lower house of Parliament this week but still awaits a green light from the Senate.

U.S. President Donald Trump has miscast or exaggerated the military’s role in the crash program to accelerate the development, production and eventual distribution of COVID-19 vaccines.

Pope Francis raised 13 new cardinals to the highest rank in the Catholic hierarchy on Saturday.