The woman who alleges presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe&nbsp;Biden&nbsp;sexually assaulted her in 1993 said in a video interview on Thursday that he should withdraw from the White House race,&nbsp;saying Thursday she'd take a polygraph about the alleged encounter if he would.

Tara Reade's comments in an television interview came six days after&nbsp;Biden&nbsp;said in his first public remarks about the alleged incident that it "never happened."

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In an interview, Tara Reade urged&nbsp;Biden to "please step forward and be held accountable".

She added: "You should not be running on character for the president of the United States."

The 56-year-old&nbsp;has claimed Biden sexually assaulted her in 1993, when she was working as a staffer in his Senate office.

The former Senate staffer added that she has been hacked and received a death threat since accusing Biden of sexual assault.

Responding to Reade's latest interview,&nbsp;Biden's deputy campaign manager, Kate Bedingfield, said on Thursday that "more and more inconsistencies keep emerging" in Reade's account.

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The statement did not address Reade's call for&nbsp;Biden&nbsp;to drop out of the race.

Reade&nbsp;told media interviewers she complained at the time about sexual harassment, though not sexual assault, to three of&nbsp;Biden's Senate aides.

A 1996 court document indicated that Reade had told her ex-husband she was sexually harassed while working for Joe Biden.

The&nbsp;Biden&nbsp;campaign released a statement from one, Marianne Baker, who said she never received any report of inappropriate behavior in nearly 20 years of working for&nbsp;Biden.

Biden&nbsp;last week asked the Secretary of the Senate to make public any records containing a complaint or other documents relating to Reade's allegation, if they exist. The Senate denied the request because of confidentiality requirements.

Some prominent Democratic women including US&nbsp;House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi and US&nbsp;Senator and former presidential rival Elizabeth Warren have defended&nbsp;Biden, who was President Barack Obama’s vice president.

The woman who alleges presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden sexually assaulted her in 1993 said in a video interview on Thursday that he should withdraw from the White House race, saying Thursday she'd take a polygraph about the alleged encounter if he would.

The woman who alleges presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden sexually assaulted her in 1993 said in a video interview on Thursday that he should withdraw from the White House race, saying Thursday she'd take a polygraph about the alleged encounter if he would. Tara Reade's comments in an television interview came six days after Biden said in his first public remarks about the alleged incident that it "never happened." Also read: 'Never happened': Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden denies sexual assault accusations In an interview, Tara Reade urged Biden to "please step forward and be held accountable". She added: "You should not be running on character for the president of the United States." The 56-year-old has claimed Biden sexually assaulted her in 1993, when she was working as a staffer in his Senate office. The former Senate staffer added that she has been hacked and received a death threat since accusing Biden of sexual assault. Responding to Reade's latest interview, Biden's deputy campaign manager, Kate Bedingfield, said on Thursday that "more and more inconsistencies keep emerging" in Reade's account. Also read: Target Beijing & Biden - Trump strategy to stay in White House The statement did not address Reade's call for Biden to drop out of the race. Reade told media interviewers she complained at the time about sexual harassment, though not sexual assault, to three of Biden's Senate aides. A 1996 court document indicated that Reade had told her ex-husband she was sexually harassed while working for Joe Biden. The Biden campaign released a statement from one, Marianne Baker, who said she never received any report of inappropriate behavior in nearly 20 years of working for Biden. Biden last week asked the Secretary of the Senate to make public any records containing a complaint or other documents relating to Reade's allegation, if they exist. The Senate denied the request because of confidentiality requirements. Some prominent Democratic women including US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi and US Senator and former presidential rival Elizabeth Warren have defended Biden, who was President Barack Obama’s vice president.

Biden's assault accuser calls on him to quit US Presidential race

Reliance Industries Limited and Jio Platforms Limited on Friday announced that Vista Equity Partners will invest Rs 11,367 crore in to Jio Platforms.

This investment values Jio Platforms at an equity value of Rs 4.91 lakh crore and an enterprise value of Rs 5.16 lakh crore.

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Vista's investment will translate into a 2.32 per cent equity stake in Jio Platforms on a fully diluted basis, making Vista the largest investor in Jio Platforms behind Reliance Industries and Facebook. 
 
Jio Platforms has now raised Rs 60,596.37 crore from leading technology investors in less than three weeks.

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Vista has more than $57 billion in cumulative capital commitments and its global network of companies collectively represent the 5th largest enterprise software company in the world.

Commenting on the investment, Robert F. Smith, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Vista, said, "We are thrilled to join Jio Platforms to deliver exponential growth in connectivity across India, providing modern consumer, small business and enterprise software to fuel the future of one of the world`s fastest growing digital economies."

Jio Platforms, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Reliance Industries Limited, is a next-generation technology company building a Digital Society for India by bringing together Jio's digital apps, digital ecosystems and high speed connectivity platform under one umbrella.

Commenting on the transaction, Mukesh Ambani, Chairman and Managing Director, Reliance Industries Ltd, said, "Like our other partners, Vista also shares with us the same vision of continuing to grow and transform the Indian digital ecosystem for the benefit of all Indians.''

Previously, Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook bought 9.99 per cent&nbsp;equity stake in Jio.

Reliance Industries Limited and Jio Platforms Limited on Friday announced that Vista Equity Partners will invest Rs 11,367 crore in to Jio Platforms. This investment values Jio Platforms at an equity value of Rs 4.

Reliance Industries Limited and Jio Platforms Limited on Friday announced that Vista Equity Partners will invest Rs 11,367 crore in to Jio Platforms. This investment values Jio Platforms at an equity value of Rs 4.91 lakh crore and an enterprise value of Rs 5.16 lakh crore. Also read: Facebook buys 9.99% equity stake in India's Reliance Jio Vista's investment will translate into a 2.32 per cent equity stake in Jio Platforms on a fully diluted basis, making Vista the largest investor in Jio Platforms behind Reliance Industries and Facebook. Jio Platforms has now raised Rs 60,596.37 crore from leading technology investors in less than three weeks. Also read: Here's what Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said after teaming up with Mukesh Ambani's Jio Vista has more than $57 billion in cumulative capital commitments and its global network of companies collectively represent the 5th largest enterprise software company in the world. Commenting on the investment, Robert F. Smith, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Vista, said, "We are thrilled to join Jio Platforms to deliver exponential growth in connectivity across India, providing modern consumer, small business and enterprise software to fuel the future of one of the world`s fastest growing digital economies." Jio Platforms, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Reliance Industries Limited, is a next-generation technology company building a Digital Society for India by bringing together Jio's digital apps, digital ecosystems and high speed connectivity platform under one umbrella. Commenting on the transaction, Mukesh Ambani, Chairman and Managing Director, Reliance Industries Ltd, said, "Like our other partners, Vista also shares with us the same vision of continuing to grow and transform the Indian digital ecosystem for the benefit of all Indians.'' Previously, Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook bought 9.99 per cent equity stake in Jio.

US-based Vista Equity Partners to invest Rs 11,367 crore in Reliance Jio

May 8 in history: China cedes Taiwan, smallpox eradicated and more

The US Justice Department has dropped charges against Donald Trump's former aide Michael Flynn, despite his two affirmations of guilty plea.

The department said in a filing Flynn's December 2017 guilty plea for lying to the FBI in an interview over his Russia contacts was moot because the lies were not significant.

It said the FBI's original probe of him had no "legitimate investigative basis."

Interestingly, the decision by the Justice Department was led by Trump's&nbsp;close ally Attorney General Bill Barr.

It sparked accusations that Barr was undermining longstanding department policies barring interference in cases involving political cronies.

In response to the announcement, Flynn tweeted a video of his grandson reciting the US Pledge of Allegiance with the caption: "and JUSTICE for ALL".

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On Thursday,&nbsp;Trump said he was "very happy for General Flynn".

Flynn was Trump's first national security adviser,&nbsp;who was fired three years ago due and convicted during the special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian election interference.

He had pleaded guilty in 2017 to lying to the FBI about contacts with Russia's ambassador to the US.

The US Justice Department has dropped charges against Donald Trump's former aide Michael Flynn, despite his two affirmations of guilty plea. The department said in a filing Flynn's December 2017 guilty plea for lying to the FBI in an interview over his Russia contacts was moot because the lies were not significant.

The US Justice Department has dropped charges against Donald Trump's former aide Michael Flynn, despite his two affirmations of guilty plea. The department said in a filing Flynn's December 2017 guilty plea for lying to the FBI in an interview over his Russia contacts was moot because the lies were not significant. It said the FBI's original probe of him had no "legitimate investigative basis." Interestingly, the decision by the Justice Department was led by Trump's close ally Attorney General Bill Barr. It sparked accusations that Barr was undermining longstanding department policies barring interference in cases involving political cronies. In response to the announcement, Flynn tweeted a video of his grandson reciting the US Pledge of Allegiance with the caption: "and JUSTICE for ALL". My grandson Travis...“and JUSTICE for ALL” ⚖️❤️🙏🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/IuOGugjOC3 — General Flynn (@GenFlynn) May 7, 2020 × On Thursday, Trump said he was "very happy for General Flynn". Flynn was Trump's first national security adviser, who was fired three years ago due and convicted during the special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian election interference. He had pleaded guilty in 2017 to lying to the FBI about contacts with Russia's ambassador to the US.

Charges dropped against Trump's ex-adviser, despite twice guilty affirmations

North Korea's Kim Jong Un has sent a "warm greetings"&nbsp;to Chinese leader Xi Jinping in a "verbal message", state news agency of North Korea&nbsp;reported Friday, after weeks of speculation about his health.

The news agency did not explain what it meant by a "verbal message," and it was not clear if Kim and Xi had spoken directly.

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The message was "in connection with the fact that China is registering success in preventing the COVID-19 infection," according to state media KCNA, with Kim extending his "warm greetings" to Xi.

Rumors about Kim's health have been swirling since his conspicuous no-show at April 15 celebrations for the birthday of his grandfather, the North's founder -- the most important day in the country's political calendar.

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He was absent for weeks before reappearing on May 2 at a factory opening.

Kim's temporary disappearance triggered a series of fevered rumors and unconfirmed reports over his condition, while the United States and South Korea insisted they had no information to believe any of the conjecture was true.

The North also lashed out at the South early Friday over recent military exercises carried out by Seoul.

"Such reckless move of the military warmongers of the south side is the height of the military confrontation which would leave tongue-tied even their master," KCNA quoted a North Korean military spokesperson as saying.

"This is a grave provocation which can never be overlooked and this situation demands a necessary reaction from us," the spokesperson reportedly said.

North Korea's Kim Jong Un has sent a "warm greetings" to Chinese leader Xi Jinping in a "verbal message", state news agency of North Korea reported Friday, after weeks of speculation about his health.

North Korea's Kim Jong Un has sent a "warm greetings" to Chinese leader Xi Jinping in a "verbal message", state news agency of North Korea reported Friday, after weeks of speculation about his health. The news agency did not explain what it meant by a "verbal message," and it was not clear if Kim and Xi had spoken directly. Also read: China's Wondfo Biotech targets WION after producing faulty testing kits The message was "in connection with the fact that China is registering success in preventing the COVID-19 infection," according to state media KCNA, with Kim extending his "warm greetings" to Xi. Rumors about Kim's health have been swirling since his conspicuous no-show at April 15 celebrations for the birthday of his grandfather, the North's founder -- the most important day in the country's political calendar. Also read: China lambasts US for forcing countries to plant accusations against it He was absent for weeks before reappearing on May 2 at a factory opening. Kim's temporary disappearance triggered a series of fevered rumors and unconfirmed reports over his condition, while the United States and South Korea insisted they had no information to believe any of the conjecture was true. The North also lashed out at the South early Friday over recent military exercises carried out by Seoul. "Such reckless move of the military warmongers of the south side is the height of the military confrontation which would leave tongue-tied even their master," KCNA quoted a North Korean military spokesperson as saying. "This is a grave provocation which can never be overlooked and this situation demands a necessary reaction from us," the spokesperson reportedly said.

Kim Jong-un sends 'verbal message' to Xi Jinping for China's success on its handling of COVID-19

Legal proceedings have been launched in Switzerland against Britain's&nbsp;Prince&nbsp;Andrew&nbsp;and his ex-wife Sarah, a newspaper reported Thursday, over money they were said to still owe on a luxury chalet.

Queen Elizabeth II's second son and Sarah, who remain close despite their 1996 divorce, bought the plush holiday home in the Verbier ski resort in southwest Switzerland in 2014 for 22 million Swiss francs.

The wooden chalet has seven bedrooms, an indoor swimming pool and a sauna, Le Temps newspaper reported.

However, the Duke and Duchess of York did not meet a December 31, 2019 deadline for paying off a chunk of that sum, Le Temps said.

In the deeds of sale, seen by the French-language daily, six million francs were due to be paid at the end of last year -- now eight million francs with interest.

Le Temps quoted a spokeswoman for the Yorks as saying: "There is a dispute between the two parties in this matter," adding that the contractual details were "subject to a confidentiality agreement".

A Buckingham Palace spokeswoman told AFP: "This isn’t something we would comment on."

The legal proceedings add to 60-year-old&nbsp;Andrew's woes.

The&nbsp;prince, who is eighth in line to the British throne, stepped back from all royal duties in November following a public outcry over his friendship with the late US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Four months on, the law firm Etude du Ritz has been instructed by the vendor to launch legal proceedings at the local prosecution office, Le Temps reported.

Legal proceedings have been launched in Switzerland against Britain's Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah, a newspaper reported Thursday, over money they were said to still owe on a luxury chalet.

Legal proceedings have been launched in Switzerland against Britain's Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah, a newspaper reported Thursday, over money they were said to still owe on a luxury chalet. Queen Elizabeth II's second son and Sarah, who remain close despite their 1996 divorce, bought the plush holiday home in the Verbier ski resort in southwest Switzerland in 2014 for 22 million Swiss francs. The wooden chalet has seven bedrooms, an indoor swimming pool and a sauna, Le Temps newspaper reported. However, the Duke and Duchess of York did not meet a December 31, 2019 deadline for paying off a chunk of that sum, Le Temps said. In the deeds of sale, seen by the French-language daily, six million francs were due to be paid at the end of last year -- now eight million francs with interest. Le Temps quoted a spokeswoman for the Yorks as saying: "There is a dispute between the two parties in this matter," adding that the contractual details were "subject to a confidentiality agreement". A Buckingham Palace spokeswoman told AFP: "This isn’t something we would comment on." The legal proceedings add to 60-year-old Andrew's woes. The prince, who is eighth in line to the British throne, stepped back from all royal duties in November following a public outcry over his friendship with the late US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Four months on, the law firm Etude du Ritz has been instructed by the vendor to launch legal proceedings at the local prosecution office, Le Temps reported.

Britain's Prince Andrew facing lawsuit over Swiss chalet

All lawmakers in Nepal are being tested for the novel coronavirus as a precautionary measure ahead of the Parliament's budget session beginning on Friday.

The swab samples of House of Representatives (Lower House) and National Assembly (Upper House) members were collected for testing through Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) method, at the Parliament building on Thursday, according to officials.

Preparations have begun to run the Parliament session by adopting necessary safety measures including social distancing. Similarly, health check-up will be conducted on those entering the Parliament building, the officials said.

Special preparations have been made to ensure the safety of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, who has recently undergone kidney transplantation for the second time.

The number of COVID-19 patients in Nepal remained unchanged at 99 on Thursday.

The health authorities have so far conducted PCR tests on 14,509 people to confirm the novel coronavirus infection.&nbsp;

All lawmakers in Nepal are being tested for the novel coronavirus as a precautionary measure ahead of the Parliament's budget session beginning on Friday. The swab samples of House of Representatives (Lower House) and National Assembly (Upper House) members were collected for testing through Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) method, at the Parliament building on Thursday, according to officials.

All lawmakers in Nepal are being tested for the novel coronavirus as a precautionary measure ahead of the Parliament's budget session beginning on Friday. The swab samples of House of Representatives (Lower House) and National Assembly (Upper House) members were collected for testing through Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) method, at the Parliament building on Thursday, according to officials. Preparations have begun to run the Parliament session by adopting necessary safety measures including social distancing. Similarly, health check-up will be conducted on those entering the Parliament building, the officials said. Special preparations have been made to ensure the safety of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, who has recently undergone kidney transplantation for the second time. The number of COVID-19 patients in Nepal remained unchanged at 99 on Thursday. The health authorities have so far conducted PCR tests on 14,509 people to confirm the novel coronavirus infection.

Nepal lawmakers being tested for coronavirus ahead of Parliament session

The World Bank on Friday approved a USD 400 million grant to help Afghanistan "sustain the pace of key economic and public finance reforms and support the country to manage current risks and uncertainties compounded by the COVID-19 crisis."

"The Incentive Program Development Policy Grant comprises USD 160 million from the International Development Association (IDA), the World Bank Groups fund for the poorest countries and USD240 million from the Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund (ARTF), managed by the World Bank on behalf of 34 donors," the bank said in a statement cited by Tolo News.

The Incentive Program Development Policy Grant will support a range of key reforms to improve business regulation and encourage private investment, expand social inclusion and support civil service reforms, increase resilience to natural disasters, improve tax administration and public financial management, and safeguard fiscal sustainability, the statement read.

"Today's board approval is a strong indication that the World Bank is redoubling its efforts to help Afghanistan and its people beyond the current COVID-19 crisis," said Henry Kerali, World Bank Country Director for Afghanistan.

"This assistance will help Afghanistan maintain its reform momentum throughout a difficult period and provide vital financial support to the government to manage revenue shortfalls arising from coronavirus impacts," Kerali added.

The pandemic has had an immediate negative impact on Afghanistan. Border closures have severely impacted government customs receipts, while measures to contain the spread of the virus are likely to have a strong negative impact on economic activity.

Poverty remains deep and widespread, while security and political uncertainties continue, said the statement.

The Ministry of Public Health on Thursday informed that 171 positive cases have been recorded across Afghanistan in the past 24 hours, which brought the countrywide tally to 3,563.

The World Bank on Friday approved a USD 400 million grant to help Afghanistan "sustain the pace of key economic and public finance reforms and support the country to manage current risks and uncertainties compounded by the COVID-19 crisis.

The World Bank on Friday approved a USD 400 million grant to help Afghanistan "sustain the pace of key economic and public finance reforms and support the country to manage current risks and uncertainties compounded by the COVID-19 crisis." "The Incentive Program Development Policy Grant comprises USD 160 million from the International Development Association (IDA), the World Bank Groups fund for the poorest countries and USD240 million from the Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund (ARTF), managed by the World Bank on behalf of 34 donors," the bank said in a statement cited by Tolo News. The Incentive Program Development Policy Grant will support a range of key reforms to improve business regulation and encourage private investment, expand social inclusion and support civil service reforms, increase resilience to natural disasters, improve tax administration and public financial management, and safeguard fiscal sustainability, the statement read. "Today's board approval is a strong indication that the World Bank is redoubling its efforts to help Afghanistan and its people beyond the current COVID-19 crisis," said Henry Kerali, World Bank Country Director for Afghanistan. "This assistance will help Afghanistan maintain its reform momentum throughout a difficult period and provide vital financial support to the government to manage revenue shortfalls arising from coronavirus impacts," Kerali added. The pandemic has had an immediate negative impact on Afghanistan. Border closures have severely impacted government customs receipts, while measures to contain the spread of the virus are likely to have a strong negative impact on economic activity. Poverty remains deep and widespread, while security and political uncertainties continue, said the statement. The Ministry of Public Health on Thursday informed that 171 positive cases have been recorded across Afghanistan in the past 24 hours, which brought the countrywide tally to 3,563.

World Bank approves $400 million loan to help Afghanistan deal with COVID-19 crisis

A teenager has been rewarded in New Mexico for returning&nbsp;$135,000 he found next to an ATM in Albuquerque.

Instead of walking away with it, Jose Nuñez Romaniz&nbsp;called Albuquerque&nbsp;police to inform them.

The&nbsp;19-year-old Nuñez&nbsp;drove to an ATM outside a Wells Fargo bank branch&nbsp;to deposit money into his bank account to make the online purchase.&nbsp;

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However, when he reached there he spotted a "foot-long stack" of $50 and $20 bills on the ground on the side of the machine.

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Although he was surprised but&nbsp;Nuñez said he never considered keeping the cash.

He called the police and handed over the bag to them. The officers counted the cash back at their station: It totaled $135,000.

Albuquerque police understand the money was mistakenly left outside the ATM by a bank subcontractor that was meant to supply the machine with cash, Officer Simon Drobik said.

"This money could have made an incredible amount of difference in his life if he went down the other path, but he chose ... the integrity path and did the right thing," Drobik, a spokesman for the Albuquerque police, said.

Nuñez, a college student who lives at home and helps his parents take care of his two younger siblings, said his family comes from "humble beginnings," and that no one in his family has ever been around or seen that kind of money.

"My parents always taught me to work for my own. Stolen money would never last you any time," Nuñez recalled his mother,&nbsp;Carmen Romaniz and father,&nbsp;Jose Nunez Juarez teaching him.

Nuñez's integrity was rewarded. The City officials feted him in a ceremony on Thursday outside Albuquerque's police academy.

The police chief presented him with a plaque, and has invited Nuñez, a Central New Mexico Community College student who intends to study criminal justice -- to apply for a job as a public service aide at the police department, Drobik said.

Albuquerque ESPN Radio 101.7 FM presented him with some signed sports memorabilia that the station had -- including a football autographed by former NFL and University of New Mexico linebacker Brian Urlacher.

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A teenager has been rewarded in New Mexico for returning $135,000 he found next to an ATM in Albuquerque. Instead of walking away with it, Jose Nuñez Romaniz called Albuquerque police to inform them.

A teenager has been rewarded in New Mexico for returning $135,000 he found next to an ATM in Albuquerque. Instead of walking away with it, Jose Nuñez Romaniz called Albuquerque police to inform them. The 19-year-old Nuñez drove to an ATM outside a Wells Fargo bank branch to deposit money into his bank account to make the online purchase. Nunez stands by the ATM where he found the bag. However, when he reached there he spotted a "foot-long stack" of $50 and $20 bills on the ground on the side of the machine. Nuñez found this cash next to the ATM Although he was surprised but Nuñez said he never considered keeping the cash. He called the police and handed over the bag to them. The officers counted the cash back at their station: It totaled $135,000. Albuquerque police understand the money was mistakenly left outside the ATM by a bank subcontractor that was meant to supply the machine with cash, Officer Simon Drobik said. "This money could have made an incredible amount of difference in his life if he went down the other path, but he chose ... the integrity path and did the right thing," Drobik, a spokesman for the Albuquerque police, said. Nuñez, a college student who lives at home and helps his parents take care of his two younger siblings, said his family comes from "humble beginnings," and that no one in his family has ever been around or seen that kind of money. "My parents always taught me to work for my own. Stolen money would never last you any time," Nuñez recalled his mother, Carmen Romaniz and father, Jose Nunez Juarez teaching him. Nuñez's integrity was rewarded. The City officials feted him in a ceremony on Thursday outside Albuquerque's police academy. The police chief presented him with a plaque, and has invited Nuñez, a Central New Mexico Community College student who intends to study criminal justice -- to apply for a job as a public service aide at the police department, Drobik said. Albuquerque ESPN Radio 101.7 FM presented him with some signed sports memorabilia that the station had -- including a football autographed by former NFL and University of New Mexico linebacker Brian Urlacher.

Honesty is the best policy: US teen awarded for returning $135K he found

The name of the newborn baby of Tesla CEO Elon Musk and&nbsp;singer Grimes may not be valid in California.

Although netizens went crazy after the 48-year-old named his baby boy X AE A-12, the unusual name can&nbsp;fall foul of Californian state rules.

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According to the state's constitution, names can only use the 26 alphabetical characters of the English language. It doesn't allow&nbsp;symbols and diacritical marks.

This make X Æ A-12 Musk ''unacceptable''. It's possible it won't appear on the baby's official California birth certificate, at least not in the spelling that's been shared so far.

Earlier, Musk said in a podcast that human language will be ''obsolete''&nbsp;in 10 years, after he struggled&nbsp;to pronounce his newborn's&nbsp;name.

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The couple welcomed their&nbsp;first child together on Monday.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Canadian musician Grimes, whose real name is Claire Elise Boucher, had explained the meaning of each character of her baby's name in a Tweet.

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The name of the newborn baby of Tesla CEO Elon Musk and singer Grimes may not be valid in California. Although netizens went crazy after the 48-year-old named his baby boy X AE A-12, the unusual name can fall foul of Californian state rules.

The name of the newborn baby of Tesla CEO Elon Musk and singer Grimes may not be valid in California. Although netizens went crazy after the 48-year-old named his baby boy X AE A-12, the unusual name can fall foul of Californian state rules. Also read: 'X AE A-12', netizens go crazy after Elon Musk names his baby According to the state's constitution, names can only use the 26 alphabetical characters of the English language. It doesn't allow symbols and diacritical marks. This make X Æ A-12 Musk ''unacceptable''. It's possible it won't appear on the baby's official California birth certificate, at least not in the spelling that's been shared so far. Earlier, Musk said in a podcast that human language will be ''obsolete'' in 10 years, after he struggled to pronounce his newborn's name. The couple welcomed their first child together on Monday. The Canadian musician Grimes, whose real name is Claire Elise Boucher, had explained the meaning of each character of her baby's name in a Tweet. •X, the unknown variable ⚔️ •Æ, my elven spelling of Ai (love &/or Artificial intelligence) •A-12 = precursor to SR-17 (our favorite aircraft). No weapons, no defenses, just speed. Great in battle, but non-violent 🤍 + (A=Archangel, my favorite song) (⚔️🐁 metal rat) — ꧁ ༒ Gℜiꪔ⃕es ༒꧂ 🍓🐉🎀 小仙女 (@Grimezsz) May 6, 2020 × Musk has five other children, twins Griffin and Xavier and triplets Damian, Saxon and Kai from a previous marriage.

Name of Elon Musk's newborn baby not 'acceptable' in California

People in a Ecuador's Guayaquil are leaving&nbsp;dead bodies left in the city's streets&nbsp;after morgues and funeral homes were overwhelmed.

Many families made the choice to put loved ones outdoors for fear of infection and because the smells were unbearable.

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The city was woefully unprepared to confront the coronavirus pandemic.&nbsp;

According to the doctors of the city, ''the hospitals have been completely overwhelmed by COVID-19&nbsp;that descended rapidly on an unprepared healthcare system, leaving no chance to truly help people, let alone provide patients with basic levels of care.''

As a result,&nbsp;the healthcare system in Ecuador's second-largest city, roughly the size of Chicago, collapsed within a matter of weeks after the outbreak exploded in March.

The rate of death far outpaced the capacity of city morgues and funeral homes.

The port city of nearly three million gained global notoriety for missing bodies of the victims of the deadly virus.

Amid the chaos of mounting bodies, disorganization has led to the misplacement and misidentification of those who have passed away.

Many families have been unable to say goodbye to their loved ones.

Top officials in President Lenín Moreno's cabinet have publicly apologized for the government's poor response to the pandemic, saying health officials were not ready for an outbreak with such a staggering death toll.

According to government data, 533 people died of COVID-19 in Guayaquil in March and April, combined.

However, during that same time period, the government recorded at least 12,350 total deaths in the city, far more than the 2,695 and 2,903 that died in the same period of 2018 and 2019, respectively.

The government has admitted the actual death toll from the coronavirus is higher than the official count but said the true number will never be known due to its inability to test more people.

People in a Ecuador's Guayaquil are leaving dead bodies left in the city's streets after morgues and funeral homes were overwhelmed. Many families made the choice to put loved ones outdoors for fear of infection and because the smells were unbearable.

People in a Ecuador's Guayaquil are leaving dead bodies left in the city's streets after morgues and funeral homes were overwhelmed. Many families made the choice to put loved ones outdoors for fear of infection and because the smells were unbearable. The city was woefully unprepared to confront the coronavirus pandemic. According to the doctors of the city, ''the hospitals have been completely overwhelmed by COVID-19 that descended rapidly on an unprepared healthcare system, leaving no chance to truly help people, let alone provide patients with basic levels of care.'' As a result, the healthcare system in Ecuador's second-largest city, roughly the size of Chicago, collapsed within a matter of weeks after the outbreak exploded in March. The rate of death far outpaced the capacity of city morgues and funeral homes. The port city of nearly three million gained global notoriety for missing bodies of the victims of the deadly virus. Amid the chaos of mounting bodies, disorganization has led to the misplacement and misidentification of those who have passed away. Many families have been unable to say goodbye to their loved ones. Top officials in President Lenín Moreno's cabinet have publicly apologized for the government's poor response to the pandemic, saying health officials were not ready for an outbreak with such a staggering death toll. According to government data, 533 people died of COVID-19 in Guayaquil in March and April, combined. However, during that same time period, the government recorded at least 12,350 total deaths in the city, far more than the 2,695 and 2,903 that died in the same period of 2018 and 2019, respectively. The government has admitted the actual death toll from the coronavirus is higher than the official count but said the true number will never be known due to its inability to test more people.

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