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Analysis: America again has a choice between the past and the future
This week, America decides whether the past can hold off the future one more time.
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Four ways 'Jim Crow 2.0' is shaping this election
On the first and third Monday of each month, Theresa Burroughs traveled to Alabama’s Hale County courthouse to register to vote. On each trip, she was met by a group of White men playing dominoes.
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US has narrow window before more drastic measures will have to be considered, expert warns
October was a month of grim records in the Covid-19 pandemic, and as November begins, experts say the US hasn’t seen the worst of it yet.
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Australia records zero local coronavirus cases for first time since June
Australia registered no new local Covid-19 cases on Saturday for the first time since June 9, marking a major milestone in the country’s battle against the deadly virus.
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Analysis: America's role as global leader all but died under Trump
The United States was never expected to last this long as the world’s leader. For more than seven decades, America has buttressed the “rules-based order,” acting as the world’s police and its moral champion, whether its allies and enemies liked it or not. That’s no longer the case.
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The White House unloaded on Fauci after he called out Trump for allowing a neuroradiologist with no training with infectious disease to shape coronavirus strategy
As President Donald Trump fights his way through the final days of the presidential campaign denying the pandemic — by lashing out at doctors, disputing science and slashing the press for highlighting rising coronavirus case counts — the long-running rift between the White House and Dr. Anthony Fauci burst into the open Saturday night.
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The 'dose' of coronavirus a person gets may determine how sick they get; masks could help
“The dose makes the poison” is an adage credited to Paracelsus, a Swiss physician-philosopher from the early Renaissance.
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The 'dose' of coronavirus a person gets may determine how sick they get; masks could help
“The dose makes the poison” is an adage credited to Paracelsus, a Swiss physician-philosopher from the early Renaissance.
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Joe Biden discloses names of elite fundraisers
More than 800 individuals and couples each raised at least $100,000 to help fund former Vice President Joe Biden’s presidential bid, according to a list of fundraisers the Democrat’s campaign released Saturday night, just days before the election.
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