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Pakistani media just killed UK PM Boris Johnson; Dawn sees dusk for fake news
International Business Times 08 Apr 2020
A Pakistani news channel on Tuesday ran the news of UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's death due to coronavirus infection, citing a fake BBC account on Twitter with just a handful of followers. Dawn News TV and 92 News ran the breaking news that Johnson, who is battling the coronavirus in ICU after his symptoms worsened, has passed away ... HE IS ALIVE ... ....
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Truth About 9/11: WTC 7 'Not Destroyed By Fires'
WorldNews.com 08 Apr 2020
The collapse of the iconic, 47-storey World Trade Center Building 7 in New York City on the afternoon of September 11th, 2001, was not a result of fire, as previously thought ... NIST’s 2008 report had concluded that WTC 7 was the first tall building ever to collapse primarily due to a fire ... Source....
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How To Stay Informed In A Complex World Of Competing Information And COVID-19
WorldNews.com 08 Apr 2020
Article by WN.Com Correspondent Dallas Darling. Most people act on the information they receive. This is true for the information they don’t receive, which leads to inaction. This gets even more problematic as we find ourselves in a post-truth era with COVID-19, where “alternative facts” replace facts and feelings have more weight than evidence ... 18.....
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Bill Gates’ plan to fight coronavirus; would’ve done this if he were US president
Yahoo Daily News 08 Apr 2020
World's second richest person Bill Gates has a plan in his arsenal to tackle coronavirus and if he were US president now, he would have prioritised the safety of the country's citizens by putting them in isolation ... The billionaire runs Gates Foundation with his wife Melinda Gates and the foundation already fights malaria, HIV, and polio ... ....
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WHO responds to Trump's threat to cut funding: 'Now is not the time'
The Independent 08 Apr 2020
A senior figure in the WHO has said that its funding should not be cut during the pandemic, after Donald Trump threatened to stop sending the organisation funds. Dr Hans Kluge, the WHO's regional director for Europe, said. "We are now in an acute phase of the pandemic - now is not the time to cut back on funding." ... More follows… ... Comments ... Post ... ....
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As French death toll passes 10,000, Paris announces ban on outdoor exercise
Hot Air 08 Apr 2020photo: White House / Shealah Craighead
Biden and Trump had 'really wonderful, warm' phone call about coronavirus response after tweets
Yahoo Daily News 07 Apr 2020
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden spoke over the phone on Monday about the coronavirus response, days after Trump said he would “absolutely” take Biden's call. "Vice President Biden and President Trump had a good call," Biden spokesperson Kate Bedingfield said in a statement ... Lasted probably 15 minutes ... “Mr ... Mr ... ....
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Civil claims expected against Cardinal George Pell and Catholic church despite acquittal
The Guardian 08 Apr 2020
He strenuously denies all allegations .......
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Russian Space Agency Says Trump Paving Way to Seize Other Planets
NDTV 08 Apr 2020
The Russian space agency, Roscosmos, accused Donald Trump on Tuesday of creating a basis to take over other planets by signing an executive order outlining US policy on commercial mining in space ... ....
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Cardinal Pell accuser 'accepts' acquittal
RTE 08 Apr 2020
A former choirboy who accused Australian Cardinal George Pell of molesting him has said he accepts the top Vatican cleric's acquittal, but urged survivors of child sex abuse to keep coming forward ... "I respect the decision of the High Court. I accept the outcome." ... "It is a very high standard to meet - a heavy burden." ... I am OK ... ....
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‘Voter suppression? Actually, murder’: Fury as Wisconsin voters forced to risk coronavirus at polling stations
The Independent 08 Apr 2020
A potentially crucial Democratic primary election has been overshadowed by accusations of voter suppression and even murder, as residents of Wisconsin were forced to decide between forgoing their chance to vote or risk being exposed to coronavirus ... Download the new Independent Premium app. Sharing the full story, not just the headlines Download now ... ....
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Court allows Texas to ban most abortions during virus crisis
WPTV 08 Apr 2020
The new ruling allows the ban to stay in place. Texas Republican Gov ... ....
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Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Attack on CRPF in South Kashmir
News18 08 Apr 2020photo: Creative Commons / Filipe Fortes
Paraguay court releases Ronaldinho into house arrest in Asuncion hotel
The Times of India 08 Apr 2020
Asuncion, Apr 8 (AFP) A Paraguayan judge on Tuesday ordered the release of Brazilian football great Ronaldinho and his brother into house arrest at a hotel in downtown Asuncion. Judge Gustavo Amarilla told reporters that he had ordered the "continuation of house arrest in a hotel for Ronaldinho and his brother." ... (AFP) RAXRAX. {{}}. ....
