Iran is ready to exchange prisoners with United States
Iran is ready for a full prisoner exchange with the United States, according to a spokesman for the Iranian government. Rabiei said Tehran considers Washington responsible for the health of the Iranian prisoners, adding "it seems the US has more readiness to bring the situation to an end". "There is no need for a third country to mediate between Iran and America for the prisoner exchange," Rabiei said on Sunday
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Jessica Krug, an associate professor at George Washington University, whose work primarily focuses on Africa and the African diaspora lied about being black and finally admitted that she was in fact a white Jewish woman from Kansas City. "I have built my life on a violent anti-Black lie, and I have lied in every breath I have taken," she wrote
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121 students at the University of Washington tested positive for coronavirus
At the University of Washington in Seattle, 121 students have tested positive for Covid-19, as part of a fraternity house cluster, the university said Sunday. Of those cases, 112 students were residents in the Greek Row section north of the campus. Students who tested positive but are not residents of those houses are close contacts of the residents, according to a news release from the university.
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Indian coronavirus cases above 50,000
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Coronavirus cases in India jumped above 50,000, the health ministry confirmed on Thursday, with the pace of new infections showing no signs of abating despite a strict weeks-long lockdown in the world's second-most populous country. Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said Maharashtra, the state where Mumbai is located, was an area of particular concern and said the federal government stood ready to help.
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US recession fears grow
US recession fears grow
As most businesses deemed non-essential such as restaurants, hotels, barbershops, and gyms close due to the nationwide lockdown imposed in the US to curb the spread of coronavirus, the country has seen the numbers of people filing for unemployment rise to 3.3 million in the last week alone, the highest number in history and far surpassing the previous record of 695,000 filers in a single week in 1982
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