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'Remains of the Day' author Ishiguro wins Nobel Literature Prize
2017-10-05
Stockholm announces British author Kazuo Ishiguro, best known for his novel "The Remains of the Day" , has won the 2017 Nobel Literature Prize. The 69-year-old author reacts to the news in London.



'I'll give you a big fat kiss': Trump says he feels powerful
2020-10-13
Kept off the campaign trail for 10 days by Covid-19, President Donald Trump takes center stage again in Florida, saying he's in "great shape" with 22 days to go until he faces Joe Biden in the election.



Cambodians use scarecrows to ward off coronavirus
2020-10-12
Scarecrows are standing guard in front of rural Cambodian homes -- sentries erected by superstitious farmers to ward off the coronavirus.



Thailand's luxury quarantine: Private pools and beautiful villas
2020-10-06
Welcome to five-star quarantine in Thailand, where well-heeled tourists can live in luxury while obeying some of the world's strictest anti-coronavirus measures. At The Senses Resort overlooking Phuket's Patong Bay, 16 villas have been specially prepared for quarantine guests



Amid pandemic, crime, rich New Yorkers cocoon in plush Hamptons
2020-10-06
Beach umbrellas are back in garages as temperatures cool, but wealthy New Yorkers are staying in the Hamptons beyond summer, fearful of the pandemic and rising crime in the city.



'I was too fat': Boris Johnson explains his 'nasty' brush with Covid
2020-10-06
In a speech to the virtual Conservative party conference, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson dismisses "seditious propaganda" that he has lost his vim since nearly dying of the coronavirus, conceding that his coronavirus case was seriously worsened by being overweight.