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Kentucky ‘Covidiot’ Explains Cutting Hole On Face Mask: 'Easier To Breathe'

A woman from Kentucky, who was shopping at a local food mart, explained that she had to cut a hole on her face mask because it made it "easier to breathe."

WHO Says Has No Proof From US On 'Speculative' Wuhan Lab Claims

US President Donald Trump, increasingly critical of China's management of the first outbreak, claims to have proof it started in a Wuhan laboratory

WHO says has no proof from US on 'speculative' Wuhan lab claims

Jailed Saudi Princess Fears Coronavirus Risk In Prison

Saudi princess Basmah bint Saud mysteriously disappeared from public life in March last year

Jailed Saudi princess fears coronavirus risk in prison

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Coronavirus Update: Ohio Asks Businesses To Report Employees Who Don't Return To Work

The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services set up a website where employers may fill out their report, which could potentially affect the workers' unemployment benefits.

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Successful drug tests may provide a better treatment for severe coronavirus cases, but until there is a vaccine the crisis will continue

US Coronavirus Death Toll Nears 70,000; Estimated Deaths Double, From 72,000 To 134,000

The U.S. is unprepared for a spike in COVID-19 cases and deaths arising from the ill-advised reopening of business in many states.

Some say the next Xbox will be 'the most powerful console ever'

‘Xbox Series X’: Microsoft Boss Confirms Next-Gen Games Could Be Delayed

Good news: Xbox Series X is still on track to be released this Holiday 2020. Bad news: next-gen games could be delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

General Electric aims to reduce its aviation employment base by 25 percent, or some 13,000 employees

General Electric To Cut 10,000 Aviation Jobs

General Electric to cut 10,000 aviation jobs

Visits to Virunga have been suspended since March 19 in DR Congo's bid to halt the new coronavirus pandemic

DR Congo Again Blames Hutu Rebels For Ranger Massacre

DR Congo again blames Hutu rebels for ranger massacre

The New York Times won three Pulitzer Prizes in 2020

New York Times Leads The Way At 2020 Pulitzers

New York Times leads the way at 2020 Pulitzers

Some thirsty Indians did follow social distancing guidelines

Chaos Outside Liquor Stores As India Eases Virus Lockdown

Chaos outside liquor stores as India eases virus lockdown

Cristiano Ronaldo last played for Juventus against Inter Milan on March 8

Ronaldo Returns To Turin After Coronavirus Lockdown

Ronaldo returns to Turin after coronavirus lockdown

Boxing Rumors: Floyd Mayweather Taunts Conor McGregor, Hints At Potential Rematch

Floyd Mayweather teased his fans anew as he hinted at a potential rematch against Conor McGregor for his speculated return to the combat scene.

Amazon defended its COVID-19 safety efforts as it faced more protests about conditions in warehouses struggling to meet surging consumer demands

Amazon Exec ‘Snapped,’ Quit Company After Workers Were Fired For Demanding Coronavirus Protections, Social Media Reacts

A senior VP and software engineer has quit Amazon over its handling of employees demanding better coronavirus responses.

India and China -- home to more than a third of humanity -- have never been the best of friends

Some Voices In India Calling For Boycott Of Chinese Products Over Coronavirus

The coronavirus pandemic has unleashed more hostility towards China among some Indians

Trump Coronavirus Response: White House Task Force Members Barred From Giving Congressional Testimony In May

The move comes after the White House blocked Dr. Anthony Fauci from testimony before a House panel.

Russian police officers patrol a deserted Red square in front of Saint Basil's Cathedral in Moscow as the capital and other parts of Russia go into lockdown to curb the novel coronavirus.

Russia Controversy: Third Doctor Falls Out Of Hospital Window Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

One doctor is in critical condition while the other two were killed because of the injuries from the falls.

Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden (L) says Donald Trump's campaign is being allowed to spread misinformation on Facebook as a result of the social network's policy avoiding fact-checking of political speech and ads

Trump vs. Biden In Swing States: Which Candidate Has The Edge In Early Polls?

Trump's frequent public appearances could be hurting his chances in battleground states.

Michigan Security Guard Killed After Alleged Argument Over Face Mask

The alleged argument was over a customer trying to enter a dollar store with a face mask, in following with an executive order requiring face masks in enclosed public spaces to fight the spread of coronavirus.

The Main Street Lending Program is designed to reach small and medium-sized businesses that are too big to benefit from the Treasury Department's Paycheck Protection Program

SBA Paycheck Protection Program Running Near Empty Again, More Than $549 Billion Handed Out

The Small Business Administration says more than $549 billion in paycheck protection loans have been handed out since the program began in April.

An Israeli protester holds a placard with a picture of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former rival Benny Gantz in Jerusalem

Israel Court Hears Challenges To Coalition Deal

Israel court hears challenges to coalition deal

Monday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Rise As Tech Shares Boost Nasdaq, S&P

U.S. stocks rose Monday although Washington and Beijing traded barbs over coronavirus.

JC Penney Lawsuit: Why The Struggling Retailer Is Suing Sephora

JC Penney has filed a temporary restraining order against Sephora for this reason.

'Saturday Night Live' Star's Impression Inspires Unexpected Response From Politician

A recent impression on the sketch comedy show prompted a surprising reaction.

The United States Treasury is set to borrow in the second quarter more than it does in most years

US Treasury To Borrow Record $2.999 Trillion In Q2

US Treasury to borrow record $2.999 trillion in Q2

Costco, Kroger, Giant Eagle Issue Meat Limits Amid COVID-19 Processing Plant Shutdowns

Meat limits have been issued at some grocery stores to help prevent a shortage of chicken, pork and beef for consumers during the coronavirus pandemic.

People take part in a protest against the government of Colombia's President Ivan Duque, in Bogota, on November 23

Hondurans Block Highway To Prevent COVID-19 Burials

Hondurans block highway to prevent COVID-19 burials

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