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[ad_1] A dispute between Donald Trump and his election campaign manager Brad Parscale over a recent drop in the president’s poll numbers resulted in Trump threatening Parscale with a lawsuit. The argument reportedly occurred last Friday, as the death toll in the United States from the The coronavirus pandemic reached …

[ad_1] Hundreds of protesters gathered Thursday at the Michigan State Capitol in Lansing to protest Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s request to extend the state of emergency to combat COVID-19. Many people at Thursday’s protest, including members of the militia group carrying firearms and people with pro-Trump cartels, seemed to ignore state …

[ad_1] Russia’s Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin told President Vladimir Putin that he had tested positive for the coronavirus, and that he temporarily left his job as a period of self-isolation began. Speaking during a televised meeting, Mishustin recommended to Putin that First Deputy Prime Minister Andrey Belousov become the acting …

[ad_1] A woman fell 115 feet to her death as she posed near the edge of a cliff for a photo to celebrate the end of a coronavirus blockade. Olesya Suspitsyna, 31, originally from Kazakhstan, was killed on Sunday in a popular Duden park in the city of Antalya, Turkey. …

[ad_1] Britain announced 473 more hospital coronavirus deaths today, bringing the UK’s official death toll to 26,570. NHS England declared 391 victims of COVID-19, while Scotland recorded 60 and Wales recorded 22. Northern Ireland has yet to announce. The Health Department said the official count, which is expected to be …

[ad_1] 2.39pm BST14:39 Another 3.8 million Americans file for unemployment Dominic Rushe Another 3.8 million people lost their jobs in the US last week as the coronavirus pandemic continued to batter the economy. The pace of layoffs appears to be slowing, but in just six weeks an unprecedented 30 million …

[ad_1] THE world is “on the razor’s edge” as coronavirus cases increase and cities close again after blockades are lifted. The dangers of easing the restrictions have been highlighted this week after Germany and Spain experienced a surge in cases as they tried to get out of quarantine, while China …

[ad_1] A goal that will draw headlines to conduct 100,000 daily tests of Covid-19 by the end of April is unlikely to be achieved, and the government says only 52,429 were performed on Tuesday, two days before the deadline. Capacity is available for about 73,000, says Downing Street. Government sources …