Biden urges Americans to be safe during holiday
In a presidential-style speech, Joe Biden cautioned Americans to take steps to remain safe over Thanksgiving as COVID-19 cases soar, urging people to forgo big family gatherings.
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Dollar losses put on hold but long-term outlook tilts to downside
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New Zealand's Ardern set to declare climate emergency
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Cyclone Nivar tears down power lines, trees in India; no casualties
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India records 44,489 new coronavirus cases
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South Korea, China top diplomats vow to work on North Korea, COVID-19
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South Korea reports biggest COVID-19 spike since March
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Biden urges safe Thanksgiving amid pandemic; Trump pardons ex-aide Flynn
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Trump pardons former adviser Flynn, who pleaded guilty in Russia probe
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Oil rally boosted by surprise fall in U.S. stocks
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South Korea sentences leader of sexual blackmail ring to 40 years in prison: Yonhap
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Asian shares advance as vaccine, recovery hopes triumph soft U.S. data
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Mexico City seeks to 'break the chain' of coronavirus with rapid tests, QR codes
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Canada police supervisor denies effort to deceive Huawei CFO about indictment
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Hong Kong's Lam says restoring 'political system from chaos' is priority
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Mexico arrests alleged mastermind of massacre of Mormon women and children
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