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Opinion
Op-Ed: Coronavirus Cured My Germophobia
People laugh when I tell them my husband, rather a practical joker, calls me “Monk.” After I’ve shaken someone’s hand…
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Military and Defense
Trump Administration to Purchase Eli Lilly COVID-19 Investigational Therapeutic
As part of the Trump Administration’s goal of delivering life-saving vaccines and therapeutics in record time through Operation Warp Speed,…
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Congressional Hall Monitor
Watch: Senate Republicans Release Coronavirus Documentary, Hope To Win Back Messaging
The Senate Republican Conference on Wednesday released the first of a five-part documentary series, which it intends to use to…
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World News
British Student Agrees To Pay Around $8,500 Fine After Breaking COVID Quarantine
“It is regrettable that someone should endanger the health of other Islanders after being informed of the need to self-isolate,”…
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US News
Boeing Cuts Thousands Of Jobs, Prepares For Air Travel Slow Down Amidst Coronavirus Surge
American aerospace giant Boeing announced a fresh round of job cuts during its earnings call on Wednesday morning as coronavirus…
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Opinion
Five COVID Questions For Thinking People
The American public needs to begin holding more than one thought in their heads at the same time; many things…
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US News
Thousands Gather In Washington DC For ‘Worship Protest’ Against Coronavirus Related Restrictions
WASHINGTON – Thousands gathered to attend a “Let Us Worship” rally to protest coronavirus-related religious restrictions at the National Mall…
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In The News
If You Have This Blood Type, You Have Better Chance Against COVID-19
Researches and medical professionals have found that people with blood type O (positive or negative) have a slightly reduced chance…
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US News
‘Distressing Trend’: CDC Updates Guidance Again, Changes What ‘Close Contact’ Means
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued updated guidance Wednesday on what is considered “close contact” regarding coronavirus transmission.…
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In The News
Vaccine Expected To Be Ready For Vulnerable Population By End of Year, HHS Sec Azar Says
Department of Health and Human Services Sec. Alex Azar said Wednesday that he expects a coronavirus vaccine to be available…
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US News
Nearly Half Of The Country’s Biggest School Districts Are Open For In-Person Learning: Survey
Almost half of the biggest school districts are open for in-person learning for many students and more are planning to…
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In The News
The 39 Times House Democrats Have Blocked Coronavirus Assistance
Seventy-nine days ago, Speaker Pelosi said “we can’t go home” without a bipartisan coronavirus deal. A few days later, the…
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World News
Here’s Where Sweden Stands After Refusing To Require Strict Coronavirus Lockdowns
Sweden has largely kept its coronavirus guidelines voluntary in contrast with the U.S. and many European nations. After scaling for…
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US News
‘A Tipping Point’: Europe Overtakes US In New Coronavirus Cases
Europe overtook the U.S. this week in an important coronavirus metric, the seven-day rolling average of new cases per day,…
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US News
Schools Haven’t Become Coronavirus Super-Spreaders, Economist’s Analysis Finds
Schools have not become the super-spreaders that officials feared, according to Brown University economist Emily Oster. “It’s now October,” Oster…
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