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Coronavirus Washington

Slog PM: Judge Strikes Compassion Seattle from Ballot, New Orleans Braces for a Cat 4 on Sunday, Big Biz Continues Lining Up Behind Harrell – Slog

This is King County’s count of COVID-19 hospitalizations. The seven-day average is 24. Get vaccinated. A King County judge struck Compassion Seattle from the November ballot: According to the Seattle…

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COVID-19 News

Senate GOP braces for more retirements after Portman stunner

The effort to retain Republicans who have won races in tough states came into focus on Monday when Sen. Rob Portman surprised Republicans by announcing he won’t seek a third…

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Coronavirus Virginia

Britain braces for new spike in virus cases

British hospitals around the country face a perilous situation in January, medical workers warned Friday amid surging coronavirus infections blamed on a new virus variant. Authorities pressed to reactivate field…

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Coronavirus New York

Hurricane Douglas: Hawaii Braces for ‘Triple Threat’

Hawaii residents on Sunday were bracing for the arrival of Hurricane Douglas, which was threatening to bring sustained winds near 85 miles per hour and up to 15 inches of…

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COVID-19 News

Chelsea Houska Defends Aubree’s Braces in Rare Clapback

Putting them in their place! Teen Mom 2 star Chelsea Houska defended her daughter Aubree’s braces in a rare clapback on Instagram. The 28-year-old shared a new photo of Aubree,…

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COVID-19 News

Minneapolis braces for more protests after officer charged

The death of a black man and a murder charge against a white police officer on Friday forced the Twin Cities to reckon with a history of discrimination that belies…

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Coronavirus Hawaii

Stocks rise on Wall Street, but US braces for 100,000 deaths

NEW YORK — Stocks surged on Wall Street to their highest levels since the business shutdowns took hold in the U.S. more than two months ago, climbing on optimism Tuesday…

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Coronavirus Connecticut

The Day – Stocks rise on Wall Street, but U.S. braces for 100,000 deaths

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks surged on Wall Street to their highest levels since the business shutdowns took hold in the U.S. over two months ago, climbing on optimism Tuesday…

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Coronavirus Mississippi

Stocks rise on Wall Street, but US braces for 100,000 deaths – News – Sarasota Herald-Tribune

BANGKOK (AP) ” As Brazil and India struggle with surging coronavirus cases, a top health expert is warning that the world is still smack in the middle of the pandemic,…

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Tokyo lifts state of emergency, braces for ‘new lifestyle’ with the virus

Japan’s approach relies on social pressure rather than government edicts. Despite some shortcomings, it appears to be working. Source link

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Slog PM: Judge Strikes Compassion Seattle from Ballot, New Orleans Braces for a Cat 4 on Sunday, Big Biz Continues Lining Up Behind Harrell – Slog

Senate GOP braces for more retirements after Portman stunner

Britain braces for new spike in virus cases

Hurricane Douglas: Hawaii Braces for ‘Triple Threat’

Chelsea Houska Defends Aubree’s Braces in Rare Clapback

Minneapolis braces for more protests after officer charged

Stocks rise on Wall Street, but US braces for 100,000 deaths

The Day – Stocks rise on Wall Street, but U.S. braces for 100,000 deaths

Stocks rise on Wall Street, but US braces for 100,000 deaths – News – Sarasota Herald-Tribune

Tokyo lifts state of emergency, braces for ‘new lifestyle’ with the virus

IRS sending October installment of child tax credit after delay in September

Milwaukee is debating bringing back the mask mandate. Here's where the two sides stand.

Gov. Stitt’s vaccine mandate ban a bad policy by Cecil Sterne : oklahoma

IRS sending October installment of child tax credit after delay in September

Milwaukee is debating bringing back the mask mandate. Here's where the two sides stand.

Gov. Stitt’s vaccine mandate ban a bad policy by Cecil Sterne : oklahoma

Blake Lively Pokes Fun At Ryan Reynolds After He Announces ‘Sabbatical From Movie Making’

Metro Detroit man takes lesson from youth, opens non-profit childcare center