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Tether Joins $1Bln Partnership to Build World's Largest Crypto Mining Farm in El Salvador

El Salvador football officials held over stampede blamed on 'greed'

El Salvador arrested five football officials on Thursday as prosecutors blamed "greed" and fake ticket sales for a weekend stampede that killed 12 people

Explosion at Pemex's Gas Pipeline in Mexico Injures 7 People - Reports

US, Philippines Agree to Expand Military Cooperation to 4 New Sites - Pentagon

The United States and the Philippines have agreed to expand their military cooperation agreement to include operations at four new locations around the Indo-Pacific country, the US Defense Department said on Monday

Philippines announces four more military bases US troops can use

Kentucky Woman Charged With Pepper Spraying Officer During US Capitol Riot - Justice Dept.

California Man Charged With Assault, Interference With Flight Crew - US Justice Dept.

California resident Brian Hsu has been charged with interference with a flight crew and assault aboard an aircraft bound for Santa Ana on October 27 that resulted in the authorities diverting the flight to Denver, Colorado, the US Justice Department said on Monday

Super typhoon Chanthu threatens Philippines, Taiwan

Honduran Police Say Arrested Five Suspects After Mob of 600 Lynched Italian Man

Wildfire smoke more harmful than other pollution sources

Fine particles in wildfire smoke can be several times more harmful to human respiratory health than particulate matter from other sources such as car exhaust, said researchers

Wildfire smoke more harmful than other pollution sources

Fine particles in wildfire smoke can be several times more harmful to human respiratory health than particulate matter from other sources such as car exhaust, said researchers

Pilot's Actions Probably Cause of Kobe Bryant Fatal Helicopter Crash - Safety Report

California mayors plead for reopening of theme parks

Angola police fire teargas to quash anti-govt protests

Random police checks as Madrid partial lockdown begins

"Nothing has changed, it's just like any other day in the neighbourhood," shrugged Martinio Sanchez on a busy street in Madrid, a city in partial lockdown to slow the spread of the virus

Random police checks as Madrid partial lockdown begins

"Nothing has changed, it's just like any other day in the neighbourhood," shrugged Martinio Sanchez on a busy street in Madrid, a city in partial lockdown to slow the spread of the virus

California wine country faces long battle as fire explodes

Tens of thousands flee wildfires roaring through California wine regions

Wildfires rip through California wine country, tens of thousands flee

In California, Wi-fi minivans help disadvantaged students

A minivan with a Wi-fi router attached to the dashboard and a satellite antenna on the roof is helping 200 disadvantaged students in Santa Ana, close to Los Angeles, cope with the rigors of distance learning during the coronavirus pandemic

California braces for high winds that could propel deadly wildfires

US homes destroyed as firefighters battle wildfires under orange skies

Californians airlifted from fires as dangerous winds arrive

El Salvador children, priest launch initiatives to stave off hunger

Priest Moises Rutilio Moran didn't sit twiddling his thumbs when the coronavirus pandemic struck and his church emptied -- like many Salvadorans, he got creative helping combat the country's COVID-induced lack of food