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25 June 2020
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US federal government start to roll back testing program, as several states hit by case increases after easing restrictions -
The killing of a young black man who was jogging in a Georgia town when he was shot dead has become a part of national debate
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As Kentucky waits for primary results, voting by mail and the pandemic could slow down presidential election results -
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Bill comes amid fresh discussion about whether institutions should consider race in admissions and hiring
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Increase in coronavirus infections prompted governor to tighten public health restrictions after resisting calls to slow reopening -
Women also having increased difficulty accessing contraception, Guttmacher Institute reports -
Dr Robert Redfield tells hearing that public health capabilities underfunded as US sees more than 2.3 million cases -
There are now more than 2.3 million confirmed cases of Covid-19 across the United States
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Latin American death toll expected to reach 390,000 by October; Texas hospitals near capacity; volunteers receive first doses of experimental vaccine -
Coronavirus cases rising by 1m per week; US has second-highest one-day total; Latin America ‘yet to reach peak’; Qantas sheds 6,000 jobs -
More than 1,700 employees at local abattoir of North Rhine-Westphalia’s Gütersloh region tested positive -
Demand for 凯发官网网址多少homes and jobs out of the capital surges, raising fears of inequality
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Amateur beekeepers and scientists do ‘the whole CSI thing’ to stem the feared onslaught -
As support for Black Lives Matter spreads, attention has turned to how stereotypical images of people of color are an inherent facet of mainstream culture, right down to our breakfast option
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I’ve never seen anything like coronavirus before. Recovering will be a Herculean task for patients, but we are here to help -
Instead of fixating exclusively on statues, we need to dramatically expand our understanding of what constitutes a monument
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The former White House press secretary has a memoir in the works. But let’s not forget her talent for fiction -
Those inside describe choosing between food and medicine, a lack of hygiene products, and an inability to socially distance
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Liverpool scored four against Crystal Palace at Anfield to move closer to sealing the Premier League title -
Bubba Wallace said Wednesday he was frustrated by reactions that suggest the investigation into a noose found in his garage was an overreaction
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The publication of John Bolton’s White House memoir has caused a sensation. Jonathan Freedland assesses the lurid claims of cosying up to itarian leaders as well as descriptions of ‘stunning’ ignorance
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Streaming service inserts two videos discussing the historical context of the 1939 civil war epic, including a panel discussion debating its ‘complicated legacy’ -
The Late Show host presses Trump’s former adviser on his tell-all book, and Trevor Noah asks corporate America to take Black Lives Matter beyond tweets -
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On the Record review Chilling exposé on #MeToo and the music industry
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Athlete A review The scandal that rocked the sporting world
4 out of 5 stars.
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Trump celebrates ‘great ruling’ that grants DoJ’s motion to force judge Emmet Sullivan to dismiss criminal case -
Numerous lawsuits have been brought against the pharmaceutical subsidiary over claims the chemical causes cancer -
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Exclusive: International Federation of Journalists finds tours, control of infrastructure and provision of pro-China content part of escalating campaign -
Asylum seekers discharged from island holding centres are given little support to find accommodation and work -
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Russia is holding its postponed Victory Day military parade despite rising coronavirus infections. The parade celebrates the defeat of Nazi Germany and has grown since Vladimir Putin came to power
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