Kenya’s President Defends Planned U.S.-Backed Ebola Quarantine Facility

NAIROBI, June 2 (Reuters) – Kenyan President William Ruto defended a planned ⁠U.S.-backed ⁠Ebola quarantine facility at a military air ⁠base in central Kenya, saying it was part of a wider national preparedness plan ​and a long-running health partnership with Washington. Last week, Kenya approved a U.S. request to establish a facility at a military …

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Two People Killed in Kenya Protest Against US Ebola Quarantine Site Plan, Protest Organiser and Source Say

NAIROBI, June ⁠2 (Reuters) – ⁠Two ⁠people were killed ​in central ‌Kenya on Monday ‌during ⁠a ⁠protest against moves by the ​United States to ​set up an Ebola ⁠quarantine ⁠facility at ⁠a military ​base there, protest ​organiser ⁠Patrick Wahome and a ⁠security source told Reuters. The circumstances of ⁠their deaths were not immediately clear. Kenya’s national …

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Vancouver Canucks Hire Manny Malhotra as Head Coach

VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) — Manny Malhotra was hired as coach of the Vancouver Canucks on Monday night. The former Canucks forward takes over for Adam Foote, who was fired May 19 after Vancouver finished last in the NHL during his only season behind the bench. Malhotra becomes the 23rd head coach in franchise history. …

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Trump Administration Proposes 25% Tariff to Punish Brazil Over Trade Practices

WASHINGTON, June 1 (Reuters) – The Trump administration has proposed a ⁠new ⁠punitive tariff of 25% on many imports ⁠from Brazil, after deciding its practices were unfair on a range of issues from digital ​trade to illegal deforestation, top trade official Jamieson Greer said on Monday. The measures, under the Section 301 trade legislation, cover …

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New Mexico Voters Choose Party Nominees for Governor as Revenue Soars From Oil Boom

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexicans will choose Democratic and Republican nominees for governor Tuesday as the state grapples with high rates of violent crime, chronically underperforming schools and cuts to federal programs that are key safety nets for residents. Despite New Mexico’s persistent challenges, the primary election comes at a time of promise for …

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Health Officials Oppose US Plan to Treat Ebola-Exposed Americans Overseas

June 1 (Reuters) – Healthcare officials in the ⁠U.S., ⁠including former Centers for Disease ⁠Control and Prevention officials, on Monday warned Congress ​against adopting a proposed policy to treat Americans exposed to Ebola in Kenya ‌or countries in the European ‌Union. The officials, including infectious disease physician Krutika Kuppalli, emergency physicians ⁠Debra Houry ⁠and Craig …

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Robot Patrol Dogs Could Be Coming to Taiwan’s South China Sea Islands

TAIPEI, June 2 (Reuters) – The Taiwan military’s top ⁠weapons ⁠development institute showed off on ⁠Tuesday three robot patrol dogs that could one day ​be used on Taiwan’s islands in the disputed South China Sea. Democratically governed Taiwan, which ‌Beijing views as its own ‌territory, has been modernising its armed forces to better deter China, …

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