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How human behavior will likely make the coronavirus become endemicAs the novel coronavirus continues to spread in the United States, experts expect the virus to become endemic, existing permanently in the population.
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New policies went into effect in Virginia, while Maryland’s Howard County announced tougher restrictions in an attempt to slow the momentum of the spread.
Four men were indicted in connection with the burglaries. Authorities said more than $1 million was taken.
The reopening pays special attention to seniors and graduate students, who will be permitted to take hybrid courses on campus.
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The president-elect’s first big economic speech did not urge a compromise with Republicans on a stimulus bill, and he danced around the need for further lockdowns or business and school closures.
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The battle is coming even as phony claims are still swirling around the 2020 election.
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With Antetokounmpo’s contract decision looming, the Milwaukee Bucks agreed to acquire Jrue Holiday from the New Orleans Pelicans and Bogdan Bogdanovic from the Sacramento Kings, according to multiple people with knowledge of the deals.
Cousins threw two touchdown passes to wide receiver Adam Thielen, and the Minnesota Vikings beat the Chicago Bears, 19-13, at Soldier Field.
