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Beijing Fuming: Taiwan Pledges $200 Million to Lithuania

Taiwan plans to invest $200 million in Lithuania, following increased hostilities between Lithuania and China.

Suspect in I-40 shooting case now facing first-degree murder charge

SEVIERVILLE — A Cleveland woman accused of shooting her boyfriend on I-40 and trying to make his death look like an accident is now facing a charge of first-degree murder after a Sevier County grand jury enhanced the charge. Brittany Faith Swafford was already charged with second-degree murder in relation to the Aug. 12 murder of Samuel Lane. Sevierville Police officers found Lane’s body in his car on I-40, where it had rolled off the road and had been reported as a possible single car accident. Investigators determined Lane had been shot. Swafford later told investigators a gun in the car “went off” and struck Lane while they were stopped at the interstate. She fled with the help of two other people in another car.

Arrests March 16

Editor’s Note: The following information was taken from the intake reports gathered from the Sevier County Jail. All are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Names

Czechs tighten COVID lockdown, seek more tests for factory workers

Czechs tighten COVID lockdown, seek more tests for factory workers The Czech Republic, battling the world's worst surge in COVID-19 infections, deployed more police officers and soldiers on Monday to help enforce new lockdown measures that seek to confine people mostly to their home districts.Reuters | Prague | Updated: 02-03-2021 01:34 IST | Created: 02-03-2021 01:24 IST Representative image Image Credit: Pixabay The Czech Republic, battling the world's worst surge in COVID-19 infections, deployed more police officers and soldiers on Monday to help enforce new lockdown measures that seek to confine people mostly to their home districts. Prime Minister Andrej Babis has said the healthcare system faces collapse without the new restrictions due to a record number of patients in a serious condition.

UPDATE 1-Czechs tighten COVID lockdown, seek more tests for factory workers

UPDATE 1-Czechs tighten COVID lockdown, seek more tests for factory workers The Czech Republic, battling the world's worst surge in COVID-19 infections, deployed more police officers and soldiers on Monday to help enforce new lockdown measures that seek to confine people mostly to their home districts. Prime Minister Andrej Babis has said the healthcare system faces collapse without the new restrictions due to a record number of patients in a serious condition.Reuters | Prague | Updated: 02-03-2021 01:09 IST | Created: 02-03-2021 01:08 IST Representative Image Image Credit: ANI The Czech Republic, battling the world's worst surge in COVID-19 infections, deployed more police officers and soldiers on Monday to help enforce new lockdown measures that seek to confine people mostly to their home districts.

Czechs tighten COVID lockdown, seek more tests for factory workers

Czechs tighten COVID lockdown, seek more tests for factory workers

Czechs start stricter lockdown to curb record COVID surge