Tag Archives: Coronavirus

Capitol Report: Pelosi skeptical of limiting new round of virus checks to people making less than $40,000 

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday she was unconvinced of the need to limit eligibility for another round of coronavirus economic aid checks to people making less than $40,000 annually, an idea that’s been broached by a top Republican.

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Has Apple Surged Too Far, Too Fast? Analyst Weighs In 

With the market getting extra frothy, it is legitimate to wonder whether we are in the midst of a bubble. Despite the growing disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street, the surge has been almost relentless since the coronavirus inflicted meltdown in March. Tech stocks, in particular, have outperformed, including the world’ largest company by market cap […]

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Coronavirus: German vaccine study draws thousands of volunteers 

Researchers say they are surprised at the number of people who have offered to take part, as they usually struggle to find enough guinea pigs. The study will test the success of a COVID-19 vaccine developed by CureVac.

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French, Spanish, Italians and Germans want UK visitors to stay away 

British holidaymakers face being snubbed abroad by panicked locals over the fear of a new coronavirus spike. Families in Italy, Germany, Spain and France have all said they felt worried about visitors

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AP: Catholic Church lobbied for taxpayer funds, got $1.4B 

The U.S. Roman Catholic Church used a special and unprecedented exemption from federal rules to amass at least $1.4 billion in taxpayer-backed coronavirus aid

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Serbia coronavirus protests: Four key questions answered 

Protests erupted across the country after President Vucic announced the return of round-the-clock weekend curfew.

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Wall Street opens mixed on infection increase, economic data 

Wall Street is mixed at the open as investors weigh a rise in coronavirus cases in the United States against upbeat economic data in Europe

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Coronavirus World Map: Tracking The Spread Of The Outbreak 

A map of confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths around the world. The respiratory disease has spread rapidly across six continents and has killed thousands of people.

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Wish You Could See Ghostbusters: Afterlife? Here’s What to Watch Instead 

Jason Reitman’s continuation of the Ghostbusters franchise has been delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic; perhaps one of these substitutions will fill the Slimer-shaped hole in your heart.

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Hong Kong’s biggest music festival, Clockenflap, cancelled for second year running, this time because of coronavirus 

Hong Kong’s biggest annual music festival has been cancelled for the second year running, with the coronavirus crisis making it impossible to stage this year’s edition, organisers said.The Clockenflap Festival was to have been held at the Central Harbourfront Event Space over three days in November. Last year’s Clockenflap Festival, at the same venue, was ca […]

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Coronavirus: What sporting events are affected by the pandemic? 

As the virus spreads across the globe, sports bodies are cancelling or postponing events.

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AP: After lobbying, Catholic Church won $1.4B in virus aid 

The U.S. Roman Catholic Church used a special and unprecedented exemption from federal rules to amass at least $1.4 billion in taxpayer-backed coronavirus aid

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Stocks fight for gains as coronavirus treatment shows promise 

A study found Gilead Science’s drug remdesivir reduced the risk of death for COVID-19 patients by 62 percent.

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Coronavirus Live Updates: U.S. Nears 60,000 New Daily Cases 

The country recorded its sixth single-day record in 10 days with almost 60,000 cases on Thursday. U.S. immigration officials have helped spread the virus, a Times investigation found.

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Several U.S. Marine base personnel test positive for coronavirus in Japan 

Japan has seen a spike in coronavirus cases this week after managing to keep the increase in new cases to double digits through much of May and June.

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