Monthly Archives: June 2020

China passes Hong Kong’s national security law: report

Beijing’s highest legislative body, the National People’s Congress (APN), passed the law unanimously on Tuesday morning local time, bypassing the Hong Kong legislature, through a rarely used constitutional gate, according to the Hong Kong public broadcaster RTHK, citing unidentified sources. Chinese state news agency Xinhua previously reported that the law …

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‘Our luck may have run out’: California case count explodes

Mr. Newsom tracked down the reopening process, allowing counties to move at different speeds, repeatedly declaring “localism is determining” and promising to collaborate with county governments, not to issue orders. Church congregations were allowed to comply with restrictions. Proponents of the reopening such as Ms. Dhillon felt vindicated. “I feel …

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Severe coronavirus-related illness hit 285 American children

At least 285 American children have developed a serious inflammatory condition related to the coronavirus, and while most recovered, the potential for long-term or permanent damage is unknown, two new studies suggest. The documents, published online Monday in the New England Journal of Medicine, provide the most comprehensive report on …

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Marlins sign Nick Vincent, add Max Meyer to 60-man pool

The Marlins have signed veteran right-handed relievers Nick Vincent to a minor league contract and will add him to the team’s 60-player pool, baseball operations president Michael Hill told reporters on Monday (Twitter link via Jordan McPherson of the Miami Herald). They will also add infielder / outfielder Sean Rodriguez …

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