Satellite imagery shows Kim train parked off Pyongyang amid health rumors
Satellite images from 38 North indicate a train likely used by Kim Jong Un parked at his eastern coastal compound since last week. The report notes no official health concerns from Seoul and follows unconfirmed rumors after he missed the April 15 birthday event for Kim Il Sung, a major North Korean holiday.
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Census delay could push back new voting districts
The Census Bureau needs more time to finish the count due to the coronavirus, risking delays in drawing redistricting maps for the U.S. House and state legislatures. Affected states may face postponed primaries and possible special sessions, with political power and minority voices at stake across the process.
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The Spanish Flu and the Bell Telephone Bond of Contact
During the 1918 flu pandemic Americans faced isolation as cities closed and masks became common. The era’s new Bell telephone offered a lifeline, enabling families to stay connected despite quarantine, even as operators suffered from the overload.
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Spain Lets Children Play Outside After Six Weeks
In Barcelona and other parts of Spain children finally could go outdoors for the first time in six weeks amid easing lockdowns. Parents described the moment as wonderful as Europe weighs plans to relax strict coronavirus measures while worldwide cases rise beyond 2.9 million with over 200000 deaths.
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