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Netanyahu 'Confident' of US Nod to West Bank Annexation in Two Months
Thousands gathered Saturday in Tel Aviv to protest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu move to center power on the management of COVID-19 , Anadolu reports. After its unveiling, the Arab League announced its official rejection of the deal on February 1. There has been no reaction from the Palestinians so far to Netanyahu's address Sunday, but they have already declared Trump's peace p... [Full Article...]
Ohio Poll: Biden, Trump Neck and Neck in State
His punchy criticisms signal a more progressive tone as Biden tries to appeal to those voters who likely backed Sanders or Warren. In Ohio, as Governor Mike DeWine prepares to roll out Ohio's new reopening guidelines, a new Baldwin Wallace University Poll shows the state's residents have confidence in his ability to deliver what's right for the state. [Full Article...]
Encinitas City Council votes to reopen Moonlight Beach on April 27
During a special meeting on Sunday afternoon, the Encinitas City Council voted 3-2 to approve a proposal to reopen Moonlight Beach starting tomorrow morning. Californians have been going to the beach this weekend, regardless of whether they were open or closed. "Coronado's Dog Beach and the nearby fire pits, as well as Sunset Park, will remain closed due to the difficulty visitors have had in ad... [Full Article...]
South Korea: Kim Jong-Un Is ‘Alive and Well’
Klingner said that the Central Intelligence Agency carries out "leadership analysis", separate from a more general "political analysis" of a country, where it tries to gain a deeper understanding of top leaders. However, longtime North Korea observers warn against fast judgements. On Saturday, Kim missed another national holiday, North Korea's Military Foundation Day, further fueling specul... [Full Article...]
Repair works begin at Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris
Work on the cathedral halted in mid-March, when France imposed strict confinement measures across the country as virus cases mushroomed. Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris was heavily damaged in a devastating fire a year ago. Patrick Chauvet is the rector of Notre Dame, he says despite the break, the reconstruction project is still on track to meet President Emmanuel Macron's five-year deadline. [Full Article...]
COVID-19: Nation's Food Supply Chain Is Breaking, Tyson Chairman Warns
Tyson outlined Tyson Foods' response to the ongoing coronavirus health crisis , but hinted that further closures - not only of Tyson Foods facilities, but competitors' facilities as well - would put stress on the nation's food supply. "The food supply chain is breaking". The Department of Agriculture, meanwhile, told Time magazine that the government is working to "ensure the food supply chai... [Full Article...]
New Zealand Claims ‘Elimination’ of CCP Virus
Public Health Experts have commended Jacina Ardern's astounding recovery model for successfully flattening the curve and eliminating community transmission cases. Ashley Bloomfield , the country's director-general of health, said the low number of new cases in recent days "does give us confidence that we have achieved our goal of elimination". [Full Article...]
Pentagon releases 3 ‘unidentified aerial phenomena’ videos
Today, the Pentagon is weighing in on a series of videos that were released in 2017 and 2018 by DeLonge's research group that appear to show "unidentified aerial phenomena". The military officials said the U.S. Navy previously acknowledged that these videos circulating in the public domain were indeed Navy videos . [Full Article...]