By ANDREW TAYLOR WASHINGTON — House Democrats are going back to the drawing board on a huge COVID-19 relief bill,
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COVID-19 “long haulers” suffer symptoms weeks, months later
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Read moreCanada’s Public Health Agency president resigns amid rising coronavirus cases
Tina Namiesniowski, the president of the Public Health Agency of Canada, has resigned leaving the department in charge of leading
Read moreThe nation’s largest school system is ‘in an impossible situation’ amid pandemic
It’s been a rough week for the millions of children, parents, educators, and city officials involved in the reopening of
Read moreAnxious days for airline workers as mass layoffs loom
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Read moreTrump ripped over blue state coronavirus death toll boast
President Donald Trump was called out on Wednesday for bragging that the U.S. death toll from the coronavirus would be
Read moreCoronavirus: British sport ruling bodies hold talks with government on return of spectators
LONDON (REUTERS) – British sport chiefs on Wednesday (Sept 16) held talks with Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media
Read moreWorld economic slump won't be as sharp as OECD previously feared
PARIS (BLOOMBERG) – The global economic slump won’t be as sharp as previously feared this year, though the recovery is
Read moreCoronavirus: Staging major sports event could signal that S'pore is open for business, says SportSG chief
SINGAPORE – The Covid-19 pandemic has brought Singapore’s sports events calendar to a standstill, with marquee events such as the
Read moreKate Middleton reveals final 100 portraits chosen for pandemic photo project
Kate Middleton has unveiled the final 100 portraits of her Hold Still digital exhibition. Kensington Palace shared the images on
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