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Global coronavirus deaths approach 800,000

Oann.com (One America News Network) 

By Lisa Shumaker (Reuters) - The global death toll from the coronavirus approached 800,000 on Saturday, according to a Reuters tally, with the United States, Brazil and India leading the rise in

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Endangered tigers

Sports.inquirer.net 

The Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) and University of Santo Tomas (UST) on Saturday began probing into the school’s basketball team’s alleged health protocols violations, which the government sports agency called an act of “endangering the lives of [its] players.” “The PSC at this point expresses its concern for the safety of the athletes. Above all […]

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Lantern makers keep tradition aglow

Newsinfo.inquirer.net 

July marks the start of the season of making lanterns in the City of San Fernando, touted as the Christmas capital of the Philippines. But midway to August, Arvin Quiwa’s workshop at Purok 10 in Barangay Sta. Lucia was still almost empty. Some supplies were stacked at a corner of the two-story building. No workers […]

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Manchester mass murderer £10m bill to keep him safe in prison - paid for by taxpayer - Mirror Online

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  1. Manchester mass murderer £10m bill to keep him safe in prison - paid for by taxpayer  Mirror Online
  2. Heartbroken families of Manchester Arena attack victims slam £10m taxpayer bill to keep mass murderer safe in  The Sun
  3. Ismail Abedi, brother of Manchester Arena bombers, tells families 'I'm sorry for your pain'  The Times
  4. Manchester Arena terrorists' brother supports jail sentence  Daily Mail
  5. Brother of Manchester bombers apologises for 'the pain they've caused'... Читать дальше...

What The 2009 Financial Crisis Can Teach Us About Going Green

Oilprice.com 

COVID-19 has disrupted the global economy in a truly unprecedented fashion. This unanticipated interruption to business-as-usual and the near-unstoppable momentum of the economic industry has given the world the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to take a breather, reevaluate, and redesign our pathway forward. The Global Economic Forum has advocated for using this unique moment to engineer and embrace a “new energy order” and a “great reset.” Europe has designed green stimulus packages that place clean... Читать дальше...

Dappled House 4F / Private Room / DDAA

Archdaily.com 

A room for wine lovers - Architects usually have to deal with many conditions given by clients, especially when designing a house, because it directly affects people's life. They spend large amount of money in building it and then spend many hours in it once it is built. On the contrary, this project involved few conditions given by our client, because this room would be used as his "second home" and "lounge" for private gatherings and he only needed very basic life functions. His only request... Читать дальше...

America's First “Aircraft Carrier” Was A Seaplane-Launching Fletcher-Class Destroyer

The National Interest 

Warfare History Network

History,

The Fletcher-class destroyer was a workhorse for the U.S. Navy in World War II, but experiments with aircraft aboard were less than satisfactory.

The Fletcher-class destroyer was one of the finest, most versatile warships of World War II. More than 170 of them were built, a figure that far exceeds the total of any other type of warship of the era. From 1943 until the end of the war, Fletchers participated in virtually ever campaign in the Pacific. Читать дальше...

Things are warming up in Death Valley

BangkokPost.com 

The other day I was sitting in the garden fighting another losing battle with the cryptic crossword, but the afternoon heat was taking its toll -- it was the standard 34ºC -- and when several blobs of sweat landed on No.4 down, it felt prudent to admit defeat and retreat indoors.

Toxic tea will not stamp out critics

BangkokPost.com 

Early Thursday morning, a routine flight from Siberia to the Russian capital Moscow made an emergency landing in Omsk after a passenger, Alexei Navalny, a fierce anti-corruption campaigner and Kremlin critic, fell violently ill after drinking a cup of tea.

Cops on watch for violent dissent

BangkokPost.com 

Security agencies are keeping an eye on political activities ahead of a planned student rally on Sept 19 to prevent protest actions that may lead to violence and unrest, a source said on Saturday.

PM likely to pick Airbull as new air force chief

BangkokPost.com 

Prime Minister and Defence Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha has approved the nomination of a "dark horse" to be the new air force chief over a number of other high-calibre candidates, according to a ministry source.

Harry Maguire 'could pay £90,000 to avoid three years in jail over Mykonos brawl' - Mirror.co.uk

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  1. Harry Maguire 'could pay £90,000 to avoid three years in jail over Mykonos brawl'  Mirror.co.uk
  2. Harry Maguire: Manchester United captain pleads not guilty and is released from custody  BBC Sport
  3. Harry Maguire avoids questions after court appearance over Mykonos 'fight'  Sky News
  4. Harry Maguire: Manchester United captain pleads 'not guilty' after leaving Greek court  Sky Sports
  5. What the papers say – August 22  Kent Online
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