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Health worker’s eye socket broken after asking rail riders to wear coronavirus masks on London Underground A London rail rider allegedly broke a United Kingdom health service worker’s face after he asked the passenger’s group why they weren't wearing coronavirus masks, police said.

Pope Francis blames 'this lady called COVID' for distance from faithful Pope Francis has blamed “this lady called COVID” for forcing him to keep his distance again from the faithful during his general audience, which was far smaller than usual amid soaring coronavirus infections in Italy.

Charlie Hebdo cartoon mocking Turkish leader Erdogan sparks furor Turkish officials on Wednesday railed against French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo over its cover-page cartoon mocking Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and accused the publication of sowing “the seeds of hatred and animosity.”

Strong typhoon slams Vietnam; at least 2 dead, 26 missing Typhoon Molave slammed into Vietnam with destructive force Wednesday, killing at least two people and sinking two fishing boats with 26 crew members in what was feared to be the most powerful storm to hit the country in 20 years.

Europe’s coronavirus cases continue to spike amid growing calls for second lockdown The recent surge of coronavirus cases across Europe has brought renewed calls for a second lockdown to curb the spread of the disease before it's too late.

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A major analysis estimates the number of people infected with Covid-19 is doubling every nine days. from BBC News - Home https://ift.tt/3oJtOBN

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Qualifications Wales urges ministers to scrap written exams for GCSEs, but keep one exam per A-level. from BBC News - Home https://ift.tt/2HNhGPa

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New York Post responds to Twitter CEO Dorsey's Senate testimony Opinion editor Sohrab Ahmari explains paper is still locked out of Twitter account on 'The Story'

Big Tech giants clash with lawmakers over censorship accusations Facebook, Google, Twitter CEOs testify before Senate panel; Gillian Turner has the latest on 'Special Report'

Wicker: Tech execs had no answer to 'anti-conservative bias' claims Senate Commerce Committee chairman joins 'Bill Hemmer Reports' to discuss today's hearing on Capitol Hill

Niall Ferguson: Regulators must create First Amendment for cyberspace Historian and Hoover Institution senior fellow reacts to Senate Big Tech hearing on 'The Daily Briefing'

Joe Concha on Big Tech hearing: ‘They only seem to censor or suppress one side’ The Hill’s Joe Concha weighs in as Big Tech CEOs testify on their handling of the New York Post’s Hunter Biden story.

Sen. Cruz: Twitter is acting as a ‘Democratic Super PAC’ Twitter, Facebook, Google CEOs testify before Senate Commerce Committee about their handling of the New York Post’s Hunter Biden story; ‘Outnumbered’ panel weighs in.

Russian hackers are going after everything, from elections to industrial systems Russia is a relentless, increasingly malicious hacker of everything American, recent threats show.

Sen. Ted Cruz grills Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey over censoring NY Post's Hunter Biden story Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey faces questions about social media impact on elections.