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Nov 30

Dictionary companies choose same word of the year: pandemic

By Leanne Italie, Associated Press

In the land of lexicography, out of the whole of the English language, 2020′s word of the year is a vocabulary of one.

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Nov 21

Iran closes businesses, curtails travel amid virus surge

By Nasser Karimi, Associated Press

Iran has recorded daily death tolls of above 430 over the past five days. The Iranian Health Ministry said on Saturday that the total number of confirmed cases has risen to above 840,000.

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Nov 14

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Court rules against El Paso shutdown as COVID-19 cases soar

By PBS NewsHour

A state appeals court ruled in favor of a group of local restaurants in El Paso, Texas, and halted the shutdown of nonessential businesses that was scheduled to last until December 1. The decision came as El Paso recorded 1,488…

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Nov 08

Nursing home COVID-19 cases rise four-fold in surge states

By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, Associated Press

An analysis of federal data from 20 states for The Associated Press finds that new weekly cases among residents rose nearly four-fold from the end of May to late October, from 1,083 to 4,274. Resident deaths more than doubled, from…

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Oct 31

Halloween in the pandemic: Costumes and candy, at a distance

By Denise Lavoie, Associated Press

Like with everything else this year, the pandemic also left its mark on Halloween. Parades, parties and haunted houses were canceled due to bans on large gatherings and concerns that spooky celebrations could spread the coronavirus.

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Oct 31

Key swing state Wisconsin, hit hard by COVID-19, tells a tale of two campaigns

By Zachary Schultz, PBS Wisconsin

The pandemic has loomed large during this unusual election season. As Wisconsin, a kew swing state whose voters hold much sway in deciding who the next president is, battled the COVID-19 crisis, President Trump and Vice President Mike Pence held…

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Oct 25

Roads to Election 2020: What, why and how Americans are voting this election

By PBS NewsHour Weekend

PBS NewsHour Weekend criss-crossed the country including key battleground states to speak to voters about issues they most care about and how they plan to vote. We also spoke with reporters at our partner public media stations across the nation…

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Oct 18

The Latest: Italy tightens rules as infection numbers rise

By Associated Press

The restrictions announced Sunday stop short of a curfew like those imposed in Paris and other major French cities. But Italian mayors can close public squares and other gathering places after 9 p.m., permitting access only to reach homes or…

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Oct 17

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Dayton was still recovering from the 2008 recession. Then COVID-19 hit

By Hari Sreenivasan, Sam Weber, Connie Kargbo

When COVID-19 hit Dayton, in Southwest Ohio, the city slashed its budget by millions of dollars, furloughed workers, and is still facing a budget gap despite millions in aid from the federal CARES Act. In the first of a series…

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Oct 17

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Economy, racial injustice: Young Ohioans are turning out the vote

By Ivette Feliciano, Laura Fong

For the first time, young people, all born after 1980, make up more than half the U.S. population, according to a Brookings Institute analysis of the U.S. census -- making them a significant share of eligible voters. Ivette Feliciano spoke…

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