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Aug 20

U.S. jobless claims rise to 1.1 million amid COVID-19

By Christopher Rugaber, Associated Press

The latest figures suggest that more than five months after the viral outbreak erupted the economy is still weak, despite recent gains as some businesses reopen and some sectors like housing and manufacturing have rebounded.

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Aug 19

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How Biden says he would rescue a faltering U.S. economy

By Paul Solman, Jaywon Choe

With tens of millions of Americans reeling financially from the coronavirus pandemic, the future of the U.S. economy is on the minds of many. Both President Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden are seeking to convince voters they can revive…

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Aug 19

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A Brief But Spectacular take on caring for those who care for us

The pressure on doctors, nurses and other health care professionals has been constant throughout the coronavirus pandemic. Tara Rynders, a registered nurse in Colorado, has created an arts-based workshop designed to alleviate the stress and compassion fatigue that many medical…

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Aug 18

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News Wrap: Soldiers in Mali detain president in apparent coup attempt

In our news wrap Tuesday, soldiers in Mali have detained the president and prime minister in an apparent coup attempt. President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita has faced growing unrest over a long-running Islamist insurgency. In the capital of Bamako, armed men…

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Aug 18

WHO says COVID-19 herd immunity ‘not a solution we should be looking to’

By Associated Press

Most studies conducted to date have suggested only about 10 percent to 20 percent of people have antibodies.

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Aug 17

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How Democrats and Trump are approaching a big week in politics

The Democratic National Convention is kicking off Monday night in an unprecedented virtual format. Events will be anchored from Milwaukee, the convention’s original host city, but occur at various locations across the country. Meanwhile, President Trump spent the day holding…

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Aug 17

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News Wrap: UNC-Chapel Hill returns to remote learning due to outbreak

In our news wrap Monday, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has returned to all-remote learning after an outbreak of the novel coronavirus. It was one of the largest schools in the country to bring students back to…

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Aug 17

How COVID-19 is affecting the British music scene

By Taryn Siegel, Associated Press

But the music scene some Brits know and love may soon be unrecognizable because of the coronavirus pandemic, which has plunged the U.K. economy into its worst recession on record.

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Aug 17

Virus clusters erupt at U.S. universities as semester begins

By Susan Montoya Bryan, Associated Press

From the dorms at North Carolina to the halls of Notre Dame, officials at universities around the U.S. scrambled on Monday to deal with new COVID-19 clusters at the start of the fall semester.

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Aug 16

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How Black immigrant Mainers are fighting COVID-19

By Kira Kay

Despite low rates of COVID-19 infections, Maine has the largest racial disparity of infection rates in the country. Special Correspondent Kira Kay reports that Black immigrant Mainers have been disproportionately affected and that state aid needed to fight the virus…

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