Originally, the city was punished by UEFA, the governing body of European football, for “serious breaches” of club licenses and Fair Play Financial (FFP) regulations and was barred from European competitions for two seasons. However, after reviewing the club’s appeal, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) reversed the ban …
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Developing coronavirus vaccines are not guaranteed to work, and people who hope to develop a vaccine before the end of the year are “seriously harming the public,” the head of Merck & Co Inc said, according to a report by Harvard Business Review. Potential vaccines may not have the qualities …
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The president’s former doctor rose to public fame in 2018 when Trump appointed him to be the Secretary of Veterans Affairs. But his nomination was diverted by controversy after Sen. Jon Tester (D-Mont.) Released allegations that Jackson had over-prescribed the pills and had drunk on the job. The White House …
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US coronavirus deaths are projected to reach more than 220,000 in early November, as many states continue to report an increase in new cases and hospitalizations. The University of Washington Institute for Health Measurement and Assessment (IHME) estimates 224,089 COVID-19 deaths as of November 1, which is approximately 90,000 more …
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Before the NHL hiatus on March 12, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Blackhawks had nearly zero chance of making the playoffs. They sat at n. 12th in the Western Conference, six points from a wild place with four teams to jump in the remaining 12 games of the regular …
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