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Typhoon Unleashes Rain, Strong Winds in Southern Japan

TOKYO (AP) — The second powerful typhoon to slam Japan in a week unleashed fierce winds and rain on southern islands on Sunday, blowing off rooftops and leaving homes without power as it edged northward into an area vulnerable to flooding and mudslides.

Veterans Are Divided About Reports Trump Disparaged Military

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (AP) — In this soldier’s city and across the country, veterans and military families are divided about reports that President Donald Trump made disparaging comments toward the military, with some service members bristling at the remarks and others questioning whether they happened.

Xi: China and Russia Must Work to Safeguard Victory of WW2

BEIJING (Xinhua) — Chinese President Xi Jinping said Thursday that he is ready to work with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, to join efforts with the international community to resolutely safeguard the victory of the Second World War (WWII) as well as international fairness and justice.

Biden’s Campaign Expands to ‘Animal Crossing’ Realm

WASHINGTON (Kyodo) — U.S. Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden's campaign has entered the realm of smash-hit video game "Animal Crossing: New Horizons" in an effort to reach out to voters in cyber space as the coronavirus pandemic keeps many at home.

Why Japan Kids Suffer Near Worst Mental Health Among Richest Nations

TOKYO (Kyodo) — Japanese children had the second-worst rated mental well-being among 38 developed and emerging countries due to poor life satisfaction and the high frequency of suicide, a UNICEF report said Thursday.

Limited Flights From Thailand to Beijing Resume as Pandemic Eases

BEIJING (AP) — Beijing’s main international airport on Thursday began receiving international flights again from a limited number of countries considered at low risk of coronavirus infection.

In Kenosha, Biden to Test His Promise to Unify the Nation

WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) — Campaigning for more than a year as a calming, unifying figure, Joe Biden and his core pitch for the presidency face the most intense test yet when he travels to Kenosha, Wisconsin, a city wrenched by police and protest violence that makes it a microcosm of the nation’s election-year reckoning with systemic racism.

Khmer Rouge’s Chief Jailer, Guilty of War Crimes, Dies at 77

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — The Khmer Rouge’s chief jailer, who admitted overseeing the torture and killings of as many as 16,000 Cambodians while running the regime’s most notorious prison, has died. Kaing Guek Eav, known as Duch, was 77 and had been serving a life prison term for war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Trump Visits Kenosha, Calls Violence ‘Domestic Terrorism’

KENOSHA, Wis. (AP) — President Donald Trump stood at the epicenter of the latest eruption over racial injustice Tuesday and came down squarely on the side of law enforcement, blaming “domestic terror” for the violence in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and making no nod to the underlying cause of anger and protests — the shooting of yet another Black man by police.

Hong Kong Begins Mass-Testing for Virus Amid Public Doubts

HONG KONG (AP) — Hong Kong began a voluntary mass-testing program for coronavirus Tuesday as part of a strategy to break the chain of transmission in the city’s third outbreak of the disease.

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