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Taipei CNN  —  Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen said the self-ruled democratic island is willing to provide assistance to help China deal with its Covid surge after Beijing eased its hardline approach last month. China abandoned its restrictive zero-Covid stance after nearly three years, ending snap lockdowns, contact tracing, mandatory testing …

By Cameron Arcand (The Center Square) As Title 42 – a COVID-19 policy that allowed border authorities to turn away asylum seekers – ends next week, Arizona officials are concerned about the consequences of allowing more people to remain in the United States after crossing the southern border illegally. The …

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At a hospital in the affluent Beijing district of Chaoyang, several dozen people lined up outdoors in near freezing weather on Friday at a clinic designated for fever patients. Some residents flocked to pharmacies, buying up stocks of at-home antigen Covid test kits. Many chose to stay home, leaving the …

The Netherlands’ masterful dismantling of the United States in their round of 16 clash was a demonstration in both the high level technical and tactical understanding of the situation at hand.  The victory was overseen by veteran Dutch manager Louis van Gaal who is in his third spell with the …

Pat Cummins surpassed an Australian great as the hosts strangled the West Indies on day three of the first Test in Perth on Friday. Cummins took his 200th Test wicket to equal the mark of Jeff Thomson, before moving to 202 scalps as Australia bowled the West Indies out for …

People in the Itaewon neighborhood of Seoul poured drinks and left flowers to grieve those killed when a Halloween celebration turned into a crowd crush.

Officials in Seoul said that dozens of people were dead and many others injured after a stampede in the capital city’s popular Itaewon district, where crowds had gathered to celebrate Halloween.

If the numbers weren’t already bad enough for Democrats, they are now finding themselves spending a lot of money in places that, prior to 2022, have been fairly reliable Democrat strongholds. Two of the most recent are in Washington state and Colorado. In Washington, Sen. Patty Murray is feeling the …