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President Joe Biden claimed that the Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade made America an aberration when it comes to abortion access. PolitiFact checks his claim.

Fact check: Biden says abortion ruling makes U.S. 'an outlier among developed nations'

Russian Strike on Kyiv Looms Over G7 Summit

In the mid-1300s, a species of bacteria spread by fleas and rats swept across Asia and Europe, causing deadly cases of bubonic plague. The "Black Death" is one of the most notorious pandemics in historical memory, with many experts estimating that it killed roughly 50 million Europeans, the majority of people across the continent.

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Coronavirus cases may be falling in much of the world but are on the rise again in Europe, where pandemic restrictions have been relaxed and cold weather has moved into some northern and eastern countries.

Virus Is Surging Again in Europe as Winter Looms

Officials across Europe warn that Remdesivir shortages could provide a significant challenge to physicians hoping to treat patients as an infection spike across the continent heralds a possibly devastating second wave.

A study published this week in The New England Journal of Medicine found that the therapeutic drug remedies severe that President Trump has been taking was proving particularly effective at both reducing the mortality rate amongst covert 19 patients but also accelerating their discharge from hospital on. Although demand for the drug in the United States has actually fallen in recent weeks here in Europe, there's beena significant shortfall in certain countries off remedies severe now. The most basic explanation is that the manufacturer behind this drug, Juliet, is not producing enough of the stuff on. Experts say that governments here in Europe have not ordered enough in advance. You have to imagine that one company supplying the whole world has to be able to foresee where to move things on, that this is not always possible if you don't know the patient leaders I mentioned before. So the level of collaboration when you're saying how does it happen? It happens when the level of collaboration isn't good enough and when the data is not available and when the forecasts are not reliable. So we have to improve on all of those areas and I think it's very clear to everybody. That's a work in progress now. The United States initially ordered 500,000 treatment courses of remedies over here in Europe, that number was just 30,000, although governments now insisting they do have enough supply as of this week because of an attempt by the European Union to buy up the drug to share more equitably amongst countries that needed it. There is a concern amongst experts. We've spoken to that as the winter approaches as we see infection cases rise as we see hospitalization rates increase. Without better data sharing and coordination between health ministries, hospitals on drug manufacturers, there could be further shortfalls of necessary treatment in the months to come. Fillon marks NBC News London.

Officials warn of possible Remdesivir shortage in Europe 

A 47-year-old man who falsely claimed to be a doctor has been arrested by police in Greece.

Greek police arrest man posing as a doctor -- they allege he caused 3 deaths, including those of 2 children

Dozens of cases of the potentially life-threatening illness have been reported in the United States and Europe.

no worries for parents tonight as cases of a mysterious inflammatory illness and Children possibly tied to Cove in 19 increase now in several states including Delaware doctor Deepika Thacker is treating three patients there the 1st 1 that cost some Confucian I think by the time we have the second kid we were prepared Um I think that the target now we were developing guidelines and they've all been very immoral Pediatric multi system inflammatory syndrome is marked by symptoms similar to Kawasaki disease and toxic shock syndrome including fever rash red eyes upset stomach and in rare cases cardiac arrest  This is really affecting a small number of Children Some of them may be sick but we do have strategies to manage the Children and their uniformly doing the majority of US cases Air in New York where eight year old Jayden Hardwar ended up on a ventilator in the I C U quickly looked over at his face and I saw his  His lips are all blue Evidence so far shows most Children recover with supportive care but there's been a least one death A child in the UK worldwide doctors are racing toe learn more this is something that the clinical network is looking into Specifically the American Heart Association is asking parents and pediatricians to be on alert for this new rare potentially serious threat Sarah Dahllof NBC News

Mystery illness striking children may be linked to COVID-19

Dozens more children hospitalized in New York with rare symptoms that could be linked to coronavirus

President Donald Trump speaks with the latest details concerning the coronavirus outbreak.

President Trump restricts travel from Europe, minus UK, for next 30 days due to coronavirus

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There seems to be a museum for just about anything, including hung over.

Museum of hangovers opens in Croatia

PARIS -- As the Amazon burned and the world faced an ecological disaster, President Emmanuel Macron of France bluntly criticized Brazil's leader this week and threatened to kill a major trade deal between Europe and Brazil.

As the Amazon burns, Europe seizes title of climate champion

As the Amazon Burns, Europe Leads the Charge on Climate

Temperatures are reaching triple digits in parts of Europe as they deal with the summertime conditions.

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Temperatures in Rome hit almost 97 degrees Monday and forecasters warned the mercury will creep to 100 degrees by the middle of the week.