More than 138,000 people have died of coronaviruses across the country, and experts warn that number is likely to increase as hospitalizations increase in various states. In Texas and Arizona, morgues are filling up in the worst affected areas, and authorities are bringing in refrigerators and refrigerated trailers to store …
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Radio Alfa, Creative Commons, some rights reserved “href =” https://www.northcountrypublicradio.org/news/images/49620880236_41ce352dc3_o.jpg “> Coronavirus tests. Photo: Radio Alfa, Creative Commons, some rights reserved July 17, 2020 – This week there has been a significant increase in coronavirus cases in Jefferson County, and health officials reported 26 new cases since Monday. New cases …
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FILE PHOTO: Students from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) walk the UCLA campus in Los Angeles, California, USA, November 15, 2017. REUTERS / Lucy Nicholson / File Photo WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Foreign students coming from Europe are exempt from a travel ban imposed by the United States due …
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Something unusual has happened in the markets in the last week. The high-flying tech stocks that investors have sought refuge have declined, but so has the recovery of COVID-19 in the travel and leisure sector. Instead, not only finance has gained ground as big banks have reported results, but also …
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(Reuters) – Nearly a third of the more than 40 large companies seeking bankruptcy protection in the United States during the coronavirus pandemic awarded bonuses to executives within a month of presenting their cases, according to a Reuters analysis of the statements. of securities and court records. FILE PHOTO: A …
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