From Flu To Football, Trump Has Plenty Of Ideas To Share
President Donald Trump offers his opinions on the 1918 flu, COVID-19 transmission in children, his executive order on preexisting conditions and more.
Archives: Morning Breakouts
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Strapped States Struggle To Afford Trump’s Order; Stimulus Talks Stalled
Governors scramble to figure out how to deliver their 25% share of the $400-a-week jobless benefit included in President Donald Trump's executive order. Meanwhile, negotiations between congressional leaders and the White House remain at an impasse.
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US Citizens, Residents Returning From Mexico Could Be Blocked At The Border
The Trump administration is considering unprecedented travel restrictions that would empower border agents to restrict reentry to U.S. citizens and permanent residents due to virus concerns. It's unclear if it has the legal authority to ban citizens from entering their own country.
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Russia Approves COVID Vaccine Before Final Trials Complete
While many global experts question the safety of the vaccine, Russian President Vladimir Putin says that one of his daughters has been inoculated.
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20 Million And Counting: Global Confirmed Cases Climb
The worldwide death count also edges near 750,000. After the surge of the last two months, new cases in the U.S. are starting to trend downward, though.
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First Edition: Aug. 11, 2020
Today's early morning highlights from the major news organizations.
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Viewpoints: Beware A Dual Whammy From COVID, Flu; Pros, Cons Of Recent Executive Orders
Opinion writers weigh in on these pandemic topics and others.
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Different Takes: COVID Is Here To Stay, So Get Children Back In Classrooms
Editorial pages focus on ways to safely return children to classrooms and health care topics, as well.
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Global Updates: New Zealand Goes 100 Days Without A Local Transmission
Media outlets report on news from Australia, England, Italy, Spain, Brazil and North Korea, as well.
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How The States Are Faring
News is from Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Oklahoma, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Indiana and Arkansas.
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Mississippi Moves Jury Trials To Auditorium; Michigan Extends Emergency
Media outlets report on news from Mississippi, Michigan, Montana and Texas.
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Dying Without Care: Opioid Deaths Expected To Surge
Centers offering treatment for opioid dependency struggle during the pandemic. Public health news is on septicemic plague, dangerous heat waves and more.
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California’s Public Health Chief Quits As State Struggles With Data Glitch
State officials are coping with a backlog of lab reports that could cause a spike in new cases. Also: Some advocates want more California inmates freed from prison — even those doing time for murder.
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Residents Alarmed That South Dakota Motorcycle Rally Could Become Superspreader
More than 60% of the residents in Sturgis, South Dakota disapprove of the rally starting this week. News on parties and large gatherings is from Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, New York, and other places, as well.
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College Football In Disarray As Some Universities Say Yes, Others Say No
Leaders from the "Power Five" conferences met this weekend following the Mid-American Conference's announcement it wouldn't play any sports this fall.
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‘Great News’: Cuomo Plans To Open New York Schools; Ga. School Getting Disinfected
And more news on school reopening plans from across the nation.
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Campaign Cash Flows From Drugmakers To Lawmakers Uninterrupted By Pandemic
Stat reports that over two-thirds of sitting members of Congress received millions in contributions from pharmaceutical company PACs. In other industry developments, chief medical officers are in demand. Other companies Pfizer, Gilead, Fresenius and AbbVie also make news.
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Understanding Asymptomatic Cases May Be Critical To Ending Pandemic
There's a chance of stopping the spread of COVID-19 in the United States, some experts say, but that window is closing rapidly.
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Even With Vaccine, We May Never Eradicate COVID
Other news on vaccine developments looks at a collaboration for a less than $3 vaccine, an alliance in Europe and Moderna's latest clinical trial numbers, as well.
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Beachfront City In California Hires Private Mask-Enforcement Officers
Other mask news comes out of Iowa, Georgia, Colorado and elsewhere. Plus, be sure to wear your mask outdoors at the French Riviera resort of Saint-Tropez.
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