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Coronavirus: What you need to know

CoronavirusAugust 14

Coronavirus: What you need to know

Important information you should know about coronavirus, what you can do to mitigate its impact, and how you can keep yourself and others safe.

CDC updates guidance on coronavirus

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CDC updates guidance on coronavirus

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says COVID-19 can spread through the air; Dr. Janette Nesheiwat weighs in on 'America's Newsroom.'

Tucker Carlson says alleged Nashville coronavirus data 'cover-up,' other obfuscations 'unforgivable'

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Tucker Carlson says alleged Nashville coronavirus data 'cover-up,' other obfuscations 'unforgivable'

Tucker Carlson weighs in on the coronavirus cover-up in Nashville

SF archbishop calls COVID church rules a 'mockery' at protest

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SF archbishop calls COVID church rules a 'mockery' at protest

The Catholic archbishop of San Francisco on Sunday criticized why indoor retail shops are open but not houses of worship during the coronavirus pandemic, according to a report.

Dana White says biggest fight world has ever seen ‘coming very soon’

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Dana White says biggest fight world has ever seen ‘coming very soon’

“The media's hammered me every day, you know, about how dangerous, reckless this is, [saying] people are going to die,” White said, reflecting back on his decision in May to host UFC 249 in Jacksonville, Florida.

Biden marks grim coronavirus milestone, says ‘Trump panicked’ on pandemic

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Biden marks grim coronavirus milestone, says ‘Trump panicked’ on pandemic

As the national death toll from the coronavirus pandemic passes 200,000 people, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden cautioned that Americans must avoid “becoming numb to the toll that is taken.”

Japanese woman, 117, becomes country's oldest living person

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Japanese woman, 117, becomes country's oldest living person

On Saturday, Kane Tanaka marked 117 years and 261 days alive, surpassing the age of the previous record holder by one day.

Federal judge orders Wisconsin absentee ballots postmarked by November 3 to be counted in 2020 election

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Federal judge orders Wisconsin absentee ballots postmarked by November 3 to be counted in 2020 election

A federal judge in Wisconsin has extended the deadline to submit an absentee ballot for the upcoming 2020 election to Nov. 9, so long as the ballot is mailed and postmarked on or before Nov. 3.

Coronavirus pandemic won't have a 'fairy tale ending' even with a vaccine, ex-CDC director warns

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Coronavirus pandemic won't have a 'fairy tale ending' even with a vaccine, ex-CDC director warns

The coronavirus is still out there "and any time we are not careful, it can come back to bite us," former CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden warned Monday on "Your World".

UK medical experts raise nation's COVID-19 alert level, say cases are rising 'rapidly and probably exponentially'

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UK medical experts raise nation's COVID-19 alert level, say cases are rising 'rapidly and probably exponentially'

As coronavirus cases in the United Kingdom are rising “rapidly and probably exponentially,” medical experts are raising the nation’s COVID-19 alert level.

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Miami stumbles behind rest of Florida in economic reopening

FloridaJune 19

Miami stumbles behind rest of Florida in economic reopening

Food pantries dry up as unemployment skyrockets

Fox News FlashMay 27

Food pantries dry up as unemployment skyrockets

Widowed NJ mom on turning to food bank after being furloughed: 'They are there for this time of need'

Fox News FlashMay 19

Widowed NJ mom on turning to food bank after being furloughed: 'They are there for this time of need'

Human contact during coronavirus: Artist captures group's efforts to unite families through donated iPads

CoronavirusMay 8

Human contact during coronavirus: Artist captures group's efforts to unite families through donated iPads