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MUTARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — In response to rising COVID-19 numbers, Zimbabwe has reintroduced a night curfew, banned public gatherings, and indefinitely suspended the opening of schools.
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By FARAI MUTSAKA
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1/3/21
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BALTIMORE, M.D. — The COVID-19 death toll in the United States has surpassed 350,000 as experts anticipate another surge in coronavirus cases and deaths stemming from holiday gatherings over …
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By The Associated Press
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1/3/21
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LONDON (AP) — Kieran Trippier can play for Atletico Madrid again after FIFA paused the global extension of his ban for breaking English football's betting rules.
The England defender received a …
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1/3/21
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — The news came during a hopeful time on the largest Native American reservation.
Daily coronavirus cases were in the single digits, down from a springtime peak of 238 that …
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By FELICIA FONSECA
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1/2/21
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DENVER (AP) — On March 14, Colorado's governor issued an executive order shutting down ski resorts across the state. The coronavirus had arrived and was spreading rapidly in small mountain …
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By THOMAS PEIPERT
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1/2/21
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MARYSVILLE, Ohio (AP) — When the coronavirus pandemic began, Miriam Looker sprang into action at the behest of her stepson, a central Ohio doctor.
Looker, 95, used her supply of quilting …
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By ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS
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1/2/21
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NEW DELHI — India has tested its COVID-19 vaccine delivery system with a nationwide trial as it prepares to roll out an inoculation program to stem the coronavirus pandemic.
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By The Associated Press
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1/2/21
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LONDON (AP) — Four Premier League players from Tottenham and West Ham broke English lockdown laws by gathering inside a house together over Christmas just after the government had tightened …
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By ROB HARRIS
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1/2/21
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This article is my attempt to stop you from making new year’s resolutions for the upcoming 2021 year. I might as well tell you right from the start the really bad news — there is a new …
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1/2/21
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Do you have type 2 diabetes? Would you like to learn more about your disease and how to live well reducing your health risks? If so, Purdue Extension has a great program for you.
The Purdue …
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1/2/21
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The years seem to be passing faster. Perhaps you are looking back over 2020 and remembering all that occurred since the year began. Problems that touched your life are a distant memory, while …
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1/2/21
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HONG KONG (AP) — Hong Kong is home to a variety of snakes — from the venomous king cobra to larger species such as the Burmese python. Whenever one of these reptiles is spotted slithering into a …
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By ALICE FUNG and NICOLE KO
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1/2/21
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Here’s what’s happening Friday with the pandemic in the U.S.:
THREE THINGS TO KNOW TODAY
— After months of serving as a role model in the fight against COVID-19, for weeks. It now has the …
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By The Associated Press
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1/1/21
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — It’s one of the oddest betting lines of the bowl season.
No. 24 North Carolina State (8-3) is a 2 ½-point underdog against Kentucky (4-6) in the TaxSlayer Gator …
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By MARK LONG
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1/1/21
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — In late May, Andre Hill and his roommate Donyell Bryant watched in shock, along with the nation, the video of a Minneapolis police officer pressing his knee on George …
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By FARNOUSH AMIRI and ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS
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1/1/21
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NEW YORK (AP) — Danielle Schwartz didn’t ask for an oil painting of her cat. But she loves the portrait of Stinky that hangs in her upstate New York home, a surprise gift from an unlikely place: …
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By JOSEPH PISANI
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1/1/21
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BANGKOK — The Thai capital is shutting down venues including schools and entertainment parks as coronavirus cases continue to spread.
Thailand reported 279 new cases on Friday including two …
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By The Associated Press
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1/1/21
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SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Lily Guido was having trouble hearing and she felt warm while talking to her co-worker at a California nursing home. She knew something was wrong.
Fearing the coronavirus, …
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By CEDAR ATTANASIO
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12/31/20
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BOSTON (AP) — Dr. Ashish Jha started 2020 thousands of miles from home, taking a sabbatical in Europe from his academic post at Harvard. Then the coronavirus pandemic arrived in the U.S.
Jha, an …
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By PHILIP MARCELO
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12/31/20
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Sometime in 2021, probably for many more than a year after pandemic restrictions began in the United States, most American workers and students will return to campuses, offices and other workplaces. …
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By The Associated Press
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12/31/20
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