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The United States To Withdraw From The World Health Organization

By Jason Beaubien • 29 minutes ago

Bug Hunt: Bumblebee Millipede That Could Be A Pet

By Geoff Brumfiel • 29 minutes ago

Pandemic Takes A Huge Toll On Kenya's Middle Class

By Eyder Peralta • 29 minutes ago

New Mexico Leaders To Militia: If You Want To Help Community, Stop Showing Up Armed

By John Burnett • 9 hours ago

It's become known as the Old Town melee. Protesters gathered last month in Albuquerque, N.M., around the bronze statue of Juan de Oñate, the controversial Spanish conquistador, in the city's historic quarter.

Videos of the event show men with guns — in military garb and tactical gear — stationed around the statue, tussling with protesters. Soon, the protesters bring out a chain and pickax to topple the figure, as police watch from afar.

Boston Tavern Pivots To 'Plan B' To Try To Survive The Pandemic

By Tovia Smith • 12 hours ago

This is the first in an ongoing series of stories following the struggle of one restaurant trying, like many, to reinvent itself to survive the global pandemic.

Food and drink establishments have been among the most challenging businesses to operate through the pandemic. Around the nation, many have already shut down for good, while others that reopened are now closing again because of increases in COVID-19 cases in some places.