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Eight Big Cats Tested Positive For Coronavirus In US: Report

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The animals had mild symptoms, although some had a cough and nasal discharge. (Representational)
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Washington:
Days after a pet dog in the UK tested positive for COVID-19, now eight big cats in a zoo in the United States detected positive for coronavirus.
Citing St. Louis Post-Dispatch, The Hill reported that the infected cats include two African lions, two snow leopards, an Amur tiger, a puma and two jaguars. These animals had mild symptoms, although some had a cough and nasal discharge.
Apart from them, none of the other 12,000 animals in the St. Louis Zoo have tested positive, the local newspaper reported. Staff have not traced the source of the infection among the cats.
The zoo has been vaccinating its animals with an animal-specific vaccine for more than a month against the disease that has wreaked havoc on the global human population, The Hill reported.
In September, six big cats tested positive for the coronavirus at the Smithsonian National Zoo.
According to the CDC, the risk of animals spreading the coronavirus to humans is low, but people have been documented spreading the virus to animals across the world, according to The Hill.
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"Mysterious Viral Fever" Grips Pakistan's Karachi: Report

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Cases of "mysterious viral fever" are being witnessed in Pakistan's Karachi (Representational)
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Karachi:
Cases of "mysterious viral fever" are being witnessed in Pakistan's Karachi that behaves exactly like dengue fever as it reduces platelets and white blood cells of the patients, local media reported citing field experts.
The News International citing clinicians and pathologists on Thursday reported that when the viral fever was tested for dengue, the result comes out to be negative.
"For a couple of weeks, we are seeing cases of viral fever, in which platelets and white blood cells are dropping while other clinical symptoms are also similar to the dengue fever. But when NS1 antigen of these patients is performed, their tests come out to be negative," Prof Saeed Khan, head of molecular pathology at the Dow University of Health Sciences, said, according to the publication.
Other experts, including physicians and hemato-pathologists from different hospitals of the city, have also confirmed that a dengue virus-like pathogen is circulating in Karachi, causing a disease that is acting similar to dengue fever and requires the same treatment protocols but it is not dengue fever.
A molecular scientist, Dr Muhammad Zohaib, who is associated with the Children's Hospital in Gulshan-e-Iqbal, also confirmed that cases of viral fever, which was not dengue but had dengue-like symptoms, had been witnessed by them as well as several other pathologists in the city.
"Owing to this mysterious viral disease in addition to growing number of dengue fever cases, there is an extreme shortage of mega units of platelets as well as random units in the city. People are moving from pillar to post for mega units and random platelets units for their loved ones," he said.
As many as 45 new dengue fever cases have been reported in Pakistan's capital city Islamabad on Friday, ARY News reported citing the district health officer (DHO) said.
According to Pakistani media, a total of 4,292 mosquito-borne viral disease cases have been reported in the federal capital in the current season.
According to the World Health Organisation, dengue is a mosquito-borne viral infection that is common in warm, tropical climates and often peaks during rainy seasons.
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Joe Biden Won't Hold Back Concerns US Has With China: White House

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White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said: "Joe Biden will not hold back concerns US has with China."
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Washington:
US President Joe Biden will hold a virtual summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday evening and the two leaders will confront tensions.
Commenting on whether Monday's meeting between the two leaders will concern over the border tensions with India, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki while responding to ANI said the US leader would "certainly discuss security-related issues."
There has been no shortage of tension in the relationship in recent months as Biden has made clear he sees Beijing's actions on a number of fronts as concerning. The President has criticised China for human rights abuses against ethnic minorities in northwest China, maritime issues, Taiwan, South China sea.
Speaking over it, Jen Psaki said: "Joe Biden will not hold back concerns the US has with China."
Addressing a press briefing on Friday (local time), Psaki said that one of the purposes of this engagement is to also discuss areas where "there are strong concerns and disagreement".
The meeting will be the third engagement between the two leaders since February. It comes after the US and China this week pledged at UN climate talks in Glasgow, Scotland to increase their cooperation and speed up action to rein in climate-damaging emissions.
"We are engaged first of all with members of Congress and on technical advisory providing technical assistance on legislation that's currently working its way through Congress. But in addition to that, we have also taken measures on our own including visa restrictions, global Magnitsky and financial sanctions, export controls, import restrictions, the release of a business advisory and rallying the G7 to commit to take action to ensure all global supply chains are free from the use of forced labour," she said.
Psaki said that there is likely to be no major resolutions as a result of the call. "I wouldn't set the expectation ... that this is intended to have major deliverables or outcomes," Psaki said.
Biden and Xi have a history of face-to-face dealings stretching back more than a decade to when the two served as their respective countries' vice-presidents. Pressed on Friday whether the two presidents' personal relationship would impact Biden's ability to press China to enact changes it has previously been unwilling to make, Psaki said that their history would instead allow Biden "to be quite candid".
White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan and senior Chinese foreign policy adviser Yang Jiechi had come to an agreement on holding the Biden-Xi virtual summit by year's end when they met last month for talks in Zurich but the two sides had not settled on a date.
The virtual meeting was proposed after Biden mentioned during a September phone call with the Chinese leader that he would like to be able to see Xi again, according to the White House.
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Former Reality Show Contestant Ends Lawsuit Against Trump

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Summer Zervos was one of around a dozen women to accuse Trump of sexual misconduct
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New York:
Summer Zervos, a former contestant on reality TV show "The Apprentice" who accused Donald Trump of sexual assault, ended her defamation lawsuit against the ex-US president Friday.
Zervos sued Trump in January 2017, just days before he entered the White House, claiming that he had lied when denying her allegations that he forcibly tried to grope and kiss her ten years earlier.
A one-page document filed with a New York state court in Manhattan said all claims "are hereby dismissed and discontinued in their entirety" and the dismissal is final.
Neither side will receive any money, the filing added.
"After five years, Ms Zervos no longer wishes to litigate against the defendant and has secured the right to speak freely about her experience," her lawyers Moira Penza and Beth Wilkinson said in a statement emailed to AFP.
"Ms Zervos stands by the allegations in her complaint and has accepted no compensation," they added.
Zervos was one of around a dozen women to accuse Trump of sexual misconduct in the weeks leading up to the 2016 election.
He has denied all the allegations and has never been prosecuted over any of them.
Zervos said that Trump had made unwanted sexual advances toward her when she met him at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles in 2007 to discuss career opportunities.
Trump moved toward her aggressively during the encounter and touched her on the breast but she rebuffed him, she alleged.
Trump's lawyer described Zervos's decision to drop her case "prudent."
"She had no choice but to do so as the facts unearthed in this matter made it abundantly clear that our client did nothing wrong," Alina Habba told AFP in a statement.
Trump still faces a slew of civil lawsuits, including one by writer E. Jean Carroll who alleges he raped her in the changing room of a luxury New York department store in the mid-1990s.
She is suing him for defamation, claiming that his denials of the alleged attack, in which he said, "She's not my type," had damaged her reputation and career.
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India's Bimal Patel Elected To UN's International Law Commission

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Bimal Patel garnered 163 votes in UN General Assembly out of 192 members present and voting
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United Nations:
Professor Bimal Patel, Vice-Chancellor, Rashtriya Raksha University and Member of National Security Advisory Board of India, has been elected to the International Law Commission for a five-year term starting January 1, 2023 in a hard-fought election at the United Nations.
"Hearty felicitations to Prof Bimal Patel @RakshaUni for election to International Law Commission by topping the group," India's Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador TS Tirumurti tweeted, thanking all UN member states for overwhelming support to India's candidature.
Mr Patel garnered 163 votes in the UN General Assembly out of 192 members present and voting, topping the Asia-Pacific group that included candidates from China, South Korea and Japan.
In the Asia-Pacific group, there were 11 very strong candidates vying for 8 seats, making the election hotly-contested.
"Professor Bimal Patel of India is elected to the #ILC for a 5-year term. Our contribution to #ILC will reflect the commitment to uphold rules-based international order, underpinned by #RuleOfLaw," India's Permanent Mission to the UN tweeted immediately after the election results were announced on Friday.
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Professor Bimal Patel of 🇮🇳 is elected to the <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ILC?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#ILC</a> for a 5 year term.
Our contribution to <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ILC?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#ILC</a> will reflect the commitment to uphold rules-based international order, underpinned by <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/RuleOfLaw?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#RuleOfLaw</a><a href="https://t.co/4MG953GQQW">pic.twitter.com/4MG953GQQW</a>
— India at UN, NY (@IndiaUNNewYork) <a href="https://twitter.com/IndiaUNNewYork/status/1459221439568130053?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 12, 2021</a></blockquote>
"Heartfelt gratitude to all countries who reposed their trust in India's candidate with highest votes in Asia-Pacific Group," the mission said.
India topped the group with 163 votes for Patel, followed by 162 votes for Thailand, 154 for Japan, 145 for Vietnam.
China could manage 142 votes, followed by 140 for South Korea, 139 for Cyprus and 123 for Mongolia.
Mr Patel is an esteemed educationalist, jurist and administrator and during his professional career of over three decades, he has served in various roles such as the Director at the Gujarat National Law University and member of the 21st Law Commission of India.
He has worked for 15 years at global organisations such as the United Nations of Youth and the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) at the Hague, Netherlands, according to his profile on the Rashtriya Raksha University website.
The International Law Commission was established by the General Assembly in 1947 to undertake the mandate of the Assembly to "initiate studies and make recommendations for the purpose of... encouraging the progressive development of international law and its codification".
The Statute of the International Law Commission provides that the Commission shall consist of 34 members "who shall be persons of recognised competence in international law."
The members of the Commission are to be elected by the General Assembly from a list of candidates nominated by the Governments of States Members of the United Nations.
 
 
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“Non-Binary” Assistant Professor Calls For ‘Stigma’ of Pedophilia to be ‘Delegitimized’

A new poll by Arizona Christian University has found that 39 per cent of 18-24 year olds now identify as LGBTQ.
Yes, really.
The <a href="https://www.arizonachristian.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/George-Barna-Millennial-Report-2021-FINAL-Web.pdf">survey</a>, carried out in partnership with Foundations of Freedom, asked young Americans to choose a self-description, with over two-thirds of those aged 18-24 saying they were lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans or queer.
In addition, 25 per cent of Americans aged 25 to 37 also identified as LGBTQ.
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A <a href="https://summit.news/2021/02/25/glenn-greenwald-called-transphobic-for-commenting-on-results-of-gallup-lgbt-survey/">previous poll</a> by Gallup found that 5.6 per cent of all adult Americans now identify as LGBTQ, up from 4.5 per cent in 2017.
The fact that the number has inflated so significantly in recent years clearly indicates it is being driven by social and cultural engineering.
The results of the Gallup poll also indicated that the rise was largely due to more people identifying as “bisexual.”
However, as Glenn Greenwald noted, “The vast majority of them in long-term relationships are in opposite-sex relationships (33%) rather than same-sex ones (3.7%). So 10 times more people who identify as “bi” live in hetero-appearing relationships than gay/lesbian ones.”
In other words, the cultural cache of claiming to be part of ‘LGBTQ’ when these people aren’t even in LGBTQ relationships is too tempting to resist.
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Of Americans now claiming "bi" identity, the vast majority of them in long-term relationships are in opposite-sex relationships (33%) rather than same-sex ones (3.7%).
So 10 times more people who identify as "bi" live in hetero-appearing relationships than gay/lesbian ones: <a href="https://t.co/iOIM0tv2ON">pic.twitter.com/iOIM0tv2ON</a>
— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) <a href="https://twitter.com/ggreenwald/status/1364618847920283660?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 24, 2021</a>
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Greenwald went on to explain that that “masculine girls are now encouraged to identify as trans, causing a decrease in the lesbian population.”
For making this observation, as well as analyzing the statistical facts, Greenwald was labeled “transphobic.”
The fact that a whopping 39 per cent of 18-24 year olds now identify as LGBTQ, whether they follow through on that identification or not, illustrates the massive impact that establishment media and cultural institution exposure given to LGBTQ issues has had.
It would really be quite a stretch to claim that these young people are born that way and not made that way by relentless social engineering and brainwashing at the cultural and academic level.
“The proportion of young adults who identify as LGBTQ is roughly three times the proportion identified among the combined older adults of the nation,” states the Foundations of Freedom report.
“Given the moral and political implications of such an identity, that self-characterization alone raises a range of emotional challenges.”
Indeed, the fact that mental illness and depression is statistically higher amongst people who identify as LGBT raises the question of the damage that the amplification of such lifestyles by the culture is doing to young people.
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