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Over 1,000 Inmates Test Positive for COVID-19 at North Texas Prison

Coronavirus cases are rising at a North Texas federal prison as over 1,000 inmates tested positive for COVID-19, with at least one death.
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Ex-New Mexico Cop Charged with Second-Degree Murder After Latino Man Died in Custody

A fired New Mexico police officer was charged on Thursday with second-degree murder after a Latino man died in his custody, whom he put n a chokehold.

Some Hospitals Struggle Getting COVID-19 Info as CDC Gets Pulled from Data Collection

As hospital coronavirus data collection will no longer be a task for the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, data in Kansas and Missouri suddenly went incomplete or missing.
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Unemployment Benefit of $600 Should Be Extended, Former Chairs of Federal Reserve Say

Former chairs of Federal Reserve urged lawmakers to extend the $600 unemployment benefit under the CARES Act that is set to expire this month.
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Fauci Warns Chronic Fatigue-Like-Syndrome Lingering For Months or Years Among Young COVID-19 Patients

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the country's leading infectious disease expert, has highlighted the range of symptoms among young COVID-19 patients in an interview with Facebook CEO and Founder Mark Zuckerberg on Friday.
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US COVID-19 New Cases Reach 77,000 in a Single Day, Some States Order Portable Cooler for Dead People

The total case tally of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in the United States has reached more than 77,000 in just a single day, the highest so far in the country. Some states have already ordered portable cooler or refrigerated trucks as morgues were already at full capacity.
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More Americans Went Shopping After Lockdown Was Lifted

Despite the huge numbers of COVID-19 cases in the country, more Americans immediately went shopping and diners returned to restaurants when lockdowns were lifted last month.
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New Inventions to Help Fight Spread of COVID-19 Indoors

Researchers have developed new inventions that can help fight the spread of COVID-19 indoors. This came after the World Health Organization updated its guidelines and included possible airborne transmission of the virus.

Texas Governor Abbott Says No Statewide Shutdown Amid Surge in Coronavirus Cases

As the number of new coronavirus cases in Texas continues to rise and hospitals get more crowded, Governor Greg Abbott on Thursday said there will be no statewide shutdown.
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California Man Charged After Spending $8.5 Million PPP Loan in Stock Market and Casino

A California man was charged after spending the PPP loan worth $8.5 million in stock market and casino. The man allegedly scammed the program intended for small businesses.

University of California Admits Most Diverse Freshman Class Yet, Led by Latino Students

For the first time in University of California’s history, Latino students are now the biggest ethnic group of the university’s incoming freshman class.
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Florida Man Fights COVID-19 in Florida ICU After Being Exposed by Son

Young people are not exempted from the dangers brought by the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) Young people are not exempted from the dangers brought by the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) That is why Michelle Zymet pleaded for weeks with her stepson to avoid going out with friends and always wear a mask.

Former Female Redskins Employees Detail Sexual Harassment They Experienced While Employed by the Team

The recent allegations claim high-ranking Washington Redskins officials perpetrated the harassment. One of the accused, Larry Michael, abruptly resigned a day before the reports were published.

Kanye West Will Appear on Oklahoma Presidential Election Ballot Amid Uncertainty

Rapper Kanye West has qualified to be in the Oklahoma election ballot but it is still unclear as of Wednesday if he was still in the race, as reports said he was ending his short-lived campaign.
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Security Alert! Twitter Hacking Spree Alarms Experts

The hacking spree that hit Twitter targetting the most followed personalities is now being questioned for the platform's security as the United States election nears.

Chicago Governor Divides State into 11 Regions as Part of Reopening Plans

Chicago Governor J.B. Pritzker on Wednesday said he would divide the state into 11 regions as part of his reopening plans for the state.
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Study Shows Americans Spend More After Receiving Unemployment Benefits

A new study released on Thursday revealed that Americans, who received unemployment benefits, spent more than when they were working.
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Trump Replaces His Campaign Manager as the Election Nears

President Donald Trump announced Wednesday night that he is replacing Brad Parscale, his campaign manager, with his longtime political aide Bill Stepien.
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Native Hoop Dancer Nakotah LaRance Dies at 30

World-class hoop dancer Nakotah LaRance died at age 30 on Sunday after accidentally falling from a bridge in New Mexico's Rio Arriba, County.
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Oklahoma Governor Tests Positive for COVID-19

Oklahoma governor Kevin Stitt announced on Wednesday he has tested positive for the coronavirus disease and is currently staying at home.