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With schools closed and families desperate for income, millions of children are being forced into work that is often dangerous, arduous and illegal.

Fathers will be allowed 10 days of paid time off after voters endorsed a new law despite a conservative backlash that forced a referendum.

North Korea has apologized for the death of a South Korean government official, but the two countries differ on the circumstances that led to the shooting.

The number of lives lost to the virus is nearing 1 million, and new hot spots keep emerging. The U.S., Brazil, India and Mexico account for more than half of the total.

A fire led to excessively high levels of carbon monoxide, officials said. The site had previously been fined for safety violations.

The U.S. is offering cash and promises to entice Sudan to recognize Israel before the American election, while the big prize, Saudi Arabia, remains out of reach.