For freedom: France takes to streets against new security bill

A major fire broke out in a hospital in Chile's capital city, Santiago, on Saturday, local authorities reported. The fire broke out in a boiler room of the hospital which had nearly 350 patients, including people recovering for the deadly coronavirus.

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Taiwan’s government on Saturday reported the island’s first death from COVID-19 since May, as it battles a small and unusual outbreak of locally transmitted cases.

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A fresh wave of protests broke out in France on Saturday against the proposed French security bill, which has received criticism from many in the country. Critics believe the new security bill will restrict filming of police officers and posting their images and videos, showing police brutality, on social media.

Fresh protests break out in France over new security bill

When the pizza-sized boxes of the Pfizer vaccine arrived midday Thursday, an hour behind schedule, it set off a race against the clock at Bloomsbury Surgery, a medical clinic in London’s Camden district that has been transformed during the pandemic into a humming vaccination center.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene had just finished questioning whether a plane really flew into the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001, and flatly stating that President Barack Obama was secretly Muslim when she paused to offer an aside implicating another former president in a crime.

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Elon Musk's SpaceX has found itself in the news again, but this time it is not for gathering praise for its yet another launch. A local media house, The Verge, has alleged SpaceX of violating the terms of Federal Aviation Administration test license during the test launch of a rocket.

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The UK's Prime Minister Boris Johnson has penned an open letter thanking parents for homeschooling children amid the coronavirus pandemic. Meanwhile, a man has been charged in the UK for sending a suspicious package to a plant of the AstraZeneca vaccine plant.

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A man has been charged for allegedly sending a suspicious package to a coronavirus vaccine production plant in North Wales. The suspicious package had arrived at a production facility in Wrexham on Wednesday.

Man charged for sending suspicious package to AstraZeneca plant

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson penned an open letter to parents, who have "magnificently" handled the hardships of homeschooling amid the coronavirus pandemic, which sent the UK schools into virtual learning last year.

Boris Johnson pens open letter thanking parents for homeschooling children amid pandemic

The US President Joe Biden visited wounded soldiers in the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center recently for the first time since he took control of the White House.

Joe Biden visits Walter Reed hospital to meet wounded US soldiers

The situation in Russia has not improved since the arrest of the Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, after his arrival in Moscow from Germany. Now, a Russian court has ordered allies and Navalny's brother to be put under house arrest, fearing another wave of anti-Putin protests in the country.

Russian court orders house arrest for Navalny's brother and allies

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