Europe Reopens Amid Pandemic and China $2B Aid
Europe loosens lockdowns with access to Athens Acropolis and other sites while China pledges 2 billion dollars over two years to fight COVID-19. Xi Jinping addressed WHO amid U.S. tensions, with global cases surpassing 4.7 million and deaths above 315,000. Greece relaunches tourism, Belgium restores schools and cultural venues, Ireland lifts some restrictions, and leaders push for safe reopenings.
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Tropical Storm Arthur brings heavy rain and surf risks
The heaviest rainfall and winds from Tropical Storm Arthur have moved away from Eastern North Carolina but dangerous surf and rip currents persist along the coast for a couple more days. Red flags warn beachgoers as forecasters expect moderate to high rip current risk and a tropical storm warning extends from Surf City to Duck, including Pamlico and Albemarle Sounds.
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Barr says no probes into Biden Obama origins of Russia case
Attorney General William Barr said he does not expect the FBI origins inquiry to trigger criminal probes of President Trump’s opponent Joe Biden or former President Barack Obama. He stressed the DOJ will not be swayed by political pressure and that the criminal justice system won’t be used for partisan ends. Democrats accuse Barr of politicizing decisions and doing Trump’s bidding.
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FBI links Pensacola base shooter to al-Qaida network
U S officials disclosed that Moham med Saeed Alshamrani planned meticulously and was radicalized overseas for years. After breaking phone encryption, the FBI traced contacts with an al Qaida operative. The Pensacola Naval Air Station attack killed three sailors and wounded eight.
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