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1. Federal Appeals Court upholds Texas ban on most abortions during coronavirus pandemic

   A federal Court of Appeals has allowed Texas to continue its ban on most abortions during the coronavirus pandemic. Tuesday’s ruling overturns a lower court’s decision to block the state’s ban on non-essential abortions. The ban remains in place while the case moves on to be heard by a federal court in Austin next week.

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2. WHO:'Hundreds In Quarantine In North Korea'

   The World Health Organization said Tuesday it had received assurances from North Korea that it continues testing for the new coronavirus and has more than 500 people in quarantine. The leadership of North Korea, one of the world's most repressive states, has so far claimed there are no confirmed cases of the virus, known as COVID-19.

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3. Top Hezbollah leader assassinated in Lebanon

   A top Hezbollah commander close to Qassem Soleimani was assassinated in Lebanon Saturday night, following several months of seeming détente between the US and Iran.

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4. Trump holds meeting on small business relief, seeks $250 billion more for payrolls

   As Congress races to craft the next coronavirus rescue package, President Donald Trump’s sudden request Tuesday to pump $250 billion more into a just-launched payroll program for small businesses may hit roadblocks.

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5. Japan declares state of emergency, nearly $1 trillion stimulus for coronavirus

   Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Tuesday declared a state of emergency to fight coronavirus infections in major population centers and rolled out a nearly $1 trillion stimulus package to soften the economic blow.

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6. Brexit trade deal gets tougher as coronavirus strikes officials on both sides

   The Brexit trade deal will face greater challenges ahead as British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is now in intensive care because of the coronavirus, while other key negotiators have either been infected or are in self-isolation.

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7. Google launches 'mobility' project that traces human activities worldwide

   Americans are going to transit stations, retail and recreation locations and workplaces much less frequently now than they were just a month ago, according to a new mobility project from Google that traces human movements worldwide.

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8. Barna President Tells CBN News Online Church Attendance Up, Giving Down, Right Before First Digital Easter in History

   Churches continuing to hold in-person worship services came under fire from elected officials and other critics Sunday who fear the gatherings put parishioners at risk for catching the coronavirus.

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9. Record low number of Americans hold biblical worldview, survey says

   Only 6 percent of Americans possess a biblical worldview, according to a new survey.

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10. U.S. Acting Navy Secretary Resigns Over Comments

    Acting U.S. Navy Secretary Thomas Modly has resigned after his controversial comments of the officer he fired as captain of a coronavirus-stricken aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt, officials confirmed. Modly had come under fire for dismissing Captain Brett E. Crozier, last week, saying Crozier had shown "extremely poor judgment." He referred to Crozier distributing a letter calling for urgent help with the virus COVID-19 outbreak aboard his ship.

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