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Nov 12

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Even with a vaccine, COVID-19 will last for years, expert says

While Dr. Anthony Fauci of the National Institutes of Health and other health experts are hopeful vaccines will make a real difference in managing COVID-19, some of the pandemic's challenges are likely to persist for a long time. Dr. Nicholas…

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Nov 11

Watch 4:07
News Wrap: Tropical Storm Eta heads for 2nd strike on Florida

In our news wrap Wednesday, Tropical Storm Eta headed toward a second strike at Florida -- this time, north of Tampa Bay. High winds and heavy rain lashed the coast as the storm neared, with conditions forcing a major bridge…

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Nov 11

Watch 6:46
Deemed essential, California farmworkers risk disease and deportation

By Stephanie Sy, Lena I. Jackson, Casey Kuhn

As the United States grapples with the latest surge in coronavirus, some workers are trying to cope with illness and economic hardship while also facing the threat of deportation. In California’s Coachella Valley, agricultural workers deemed essential to the U.S.

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Nov 11

Watch 6:04
India’s poor find themselves even more desperate amid the pandemic economy

By Fred de Sam Lazaro, Sarah Clune Hartman

India ranks second only to the U.S. in total COVID-19 cases. Although there has been a decline in infections recently, officials worry the onset of winter could bring new surges. Another concern is the economy, the world’s fifth largest, which…

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Nov 10

Watch 4:38
News Wrap: GOP’s Tillis holds onto North Carolina Senate seat

In our news wrap Tuesday, Republicans will retain a Senate seat in North Carolina that was closely contested. Incumbent Thom Tillis clinched reelection today when his Democratic opponent, Cal Cunningham, conceded. Also, Tulsa, Oklahoma, ran out of intensive care beds…

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Nov 10

Watch 6:14
How the congressional balance of power limits Biden on health care

The Affordable Care Act allows young adults to stay on their parents’ insurance for several years, prohibits insurance companies from refusing to cover pre-existing medical conditions and enables roughly 12 million Americans to receive Medicaid. But without congressional support, could…

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Nov 09

Watch 5:34
Pfizer’s CEO on preliminary COVID-19 vaccine data

The drug company Pfizer announced Monday that early data indicates its COVID-19 vaccine could be highly effective. Their candidate is only one of a number in development, and it’s quite possible the world will ultimately need several vaccines made by…

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Nov 09

Watch 5:18
How a COVID vaccine might work — and the challenges of distributing it

As drug companies around the world rush to develop candidates for coronavirus vaccines, Pfizer announced encouraging early data from its own trials Monday. What do the preliminary results show, and even if they are borne out, what challenges remain with…

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Nov 06

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News Wrap: U.S. sees over 120,000 new COVID-19 cases in a day

In our news wrap Friday, the U.S. wave of coronavirus infections is still building. More than 120,000 new cases were reported in the last day, pushing the national total past 9.6 million with more than 235,000 deaths. Also, remnants of…

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Nov 06

Watch 3:28
Remembering 5 victims of the coronavirus pandemic

As we do every Friday during this pandemic, we pay tribute to five individuals who have fallen victim to the coronavirus -- which continues to tighten its grip on our communities.

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