Factory workers secure large coils of copper tubing that will be wrapped and shipped. Michael S. Williamson | The Washington Post | fake pictures The coronavirus pandemic is poised to pave the way for “the copper age,” according to the Eurasia Group’s director of energy, climate and resources, as governments …
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Candidates from the left wing of the Democratic Party held a significant lead in three House of Representatives primaries in New York after the vote tally on Tuesday’s machine, in a profound display of progressive political power. One of the fighting could lead to the overthrow of an entrenched leader: …
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Coronavirus cases in California continued at a troubling peak this week, but it remains unclear how much conditions should worsen before officials move to curb the rapid reopening of the economy. For the second day in a row, California broke a daily record for new cases on Tuesday. More than …
Read More »Screenshot: David Murphy If you still don’t want to try iOS 14 or macOS Big Sur, that’s fine. Developer beta versions are not for everyone. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t get at least one update that both operating systems are bringing to the table – brilliant new wallpapers. Yes, …
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FOX Business’s Charlie Gasparino says Wells Fargo chief economist Jay Bryson told BlackRock executives that the recession probably ended in April or May and called it the “shortest and deepest” recession on record. The coronavirus pandemic caused investor optimism to plummet, but they seemed more positive at the prospect of …
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