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A person in Washington state has died from the virus, authorities said Saturday. (AP Photo) First person in U.S. dies from coronavirus in Washington state By DAVE GOLDINER NEW YORK DAILY NEWS  A Seattle-area person has died from the coronovirus, the first fatality in the United States, authorities said Saturday. The victim was in King County, Wash., which includes the city of Seattle as well as suburbs. There were no other details immediately available. The announcement came as President Trump prepared to address the nation about the coronavirus threat. Trump tweeted that he’ll discuss the latest development at a rare Saturday afternoon White House news conference. “It’s a sad day in our state as we learn that a Washingtonian has died,” Washington Gov. Jay Inslee said in a statement. BREAKING: First death from Coronavirus in Washington State - awaiting details on patient said to be from King County - @GovInslee statement 👇@KIRORadio #973FM #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/Tjlmh

Mary Fatemeh Mohammadi reportedly released from Iranian prison  by Jordyn Pair Iranian Christian activist Mary Fatemeh Mohammadi has reportedly been released on bail from a prison in Qarchak, just days before her court hearing on Monday. Mohammadi was originally arrested on January 12 after a protest near Azadi Square in Tehran. She was charged with "disturbing the public order and for participating in an illegal rally." The Iranian activist was reportedly tortured and beaten during her time in prison. ماري فاطمة محمدي أفرج عنها من السجن الإيراني   بواسطة جوردن زوج أفادت التقارير أن الناشطة الإيرانية المسيحية ماري فاطمة محمدي قد أُفرج عنها بكفالة من سجن في قرشاك ، قبل أيام فقط من جلسة المحكمة التي عقدت يوم الاثنين. تم اعتقال محمدي في الأصل في 12 يناير بعد احتجاج بالقرب من ميدان آزادي في طهران. تم اتهامها بـ "الإخلال بالنظام العام والمشاركة في تجمع غير قانوني". وبحسب ما ورد تعرض الناشط الإيراني للتعذيب والضرب أثناء وجودها في السجن.

Labeling and stigmatization Umama Hassan Abdullah Al-Turabi Humans remain in their private and public interaction as individuals or groups in the case of continuous identification and characterization of each other .. It is known that there are specific and disciplined characteristics based on the physical measurement of length, color, age or income level, for example, and these characteristics and because they are subject to arithmetical and unbiased standards and often It does not involve implicit provisions or classifications. They remain of little importance and impact on society compared to other characteristics that characterize ethics, behavior, social standing, general religious, political and cultural orientations, and perhaps even the psychological and mental state of people and groups. The marking theory, for example, which is one of the most important theories researched and developed by many criminologists, psychologists and sociologists, is one of the strongest indic

100+ Islamic Jihadists Launch Big Invasion, Torch 5 Nigerian Churches, Murder and Kidnap Christians More than 100 members of the Islamic extremist group Boko Haram attacked the town of Garkida in Gombi area of the northeastern state of Adamawa, Nigeria on Friday night, opening fire on townspeople and setting fire to churches and houses, according to multiple media outlets. At least five church buildings were destroyed, including two houses of worship belonging to the Church of the Brethren denomination, an Anglican Communion church, and a church and separate office of Living Faith Church, according to Save the Persecuted Christians (STPC). A final toll of the casualties from the attack is unknown. Several media outlets reported "many people" were killed in the incursion. There were also unconfirmed reports of possible abductions. Thousands of people were also displaced. Persecution 'SOS': 13 More Christians Murdered by Muslims in Nigeria_ Tragic Update: Christi

For a rare public hearing under Trump, a woman traveled 800 miles to speak for just three minutes Darryl Fears Activists and politicians accused the Trump administration of trying to curtail public input as it moves to change the National Environmental Policy Act. It cost $1,000 for Patricia Qasimah Boston to fly from Tallahassee to Washington and stay in a hotel. She traveled 800 miles for a three-minute appearance at a public hearing held Tuesday by the Council on Environmental Quality, a White House agency that recently proposed to weaken the 50-year-old National Environmental Policy Act. Boston, an environmental justice advocate, called the law “a bible” that protects communities across the country by allowing them to challenge the environmental impact of proposed federal projects. Usually the council holds around nine hearings across the country so citizens can comment on decisions as meaningful as changing NEPA. But this time, under the Trump administration, it held two. B

Bill Gates, philanthropist and co-founder of Microsoft, has created a $1 billion fund for clean energy start-ups. (Mark Lennihan/Associated Press) Bezos is pumping $10 billion into climate science. That’s both good and bad, some scientists say. Sarah Kaplan and -Andrew Freedman Leigh Stearns thought she’d hit the jackpot when the Heising-Simons Foundation awarded her research team $6 million to study a collapsing glacier in Greenland. She had concerns about accepting private funding, which offered less transparency and less accountability to the public compared to federal money, she said. But government funding was scarce, and she sorely needed it for her work on the glacier, important for understanding sea level rise. Then she saw the news this week that Jeff Bezos intends to give $10 billion to scientists, non-governmental organizations and activists working on climate change. The possibilities presented by that money were mind-boggling, the glaciologist said. But she also won

The Sudan Declaration brings us together Preamble The international and regional conditions, with their rapidly developing complexities, place Sudan at the forefront of events after the victory of the Sudanese people revolution that decided the options of the people of Sudan by choosing the path of integration into the international community as an active member in the international and regional system instead of isolation and extremism and the character of terrorism and human rights violations, which means adherence to Sudan’s sovereignty in the land and human being And taking advantage of its resources to achieve the aspirations of its people, which were expressed by the Sudanese in frankly and seriously in the revolution of 19 / December / 2018 AD, forming the Sudanese dream of biasing the regular forces to the people's choice on April 11, 2019. Sudan entered the transitional process through the basic declaration 17 / July / 2019 and confidence in the constitutional doc