Polls show that Latinos could be a decisive constituency in battleground states across the country — not only where they are recognized as a burgeoning political force, but also in places like Michigan and North Carolina, where they are a growing part of the electorate.
Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota and Pennsylvania have all hit new weekly average highs in recent days, and in Florida and Georgia, case counts are growing again after having fallen from summer highs.
These Americans will have to navigate unfamiliar territory and overcome multiple hurdles.
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All told, nursing homes that received a clean bill of health earlier this year saw about 290,000 coronavirus cases and 43,000 deaths among residents and staffers, state and federal data shows.
The House speaker cited a litany of differences in a letter to the treasury secretary days ahead of election.
Lawrence is considered the consensus top pick in next spring's NFL draft and has made back-to-back appearances in college football's national championship game.
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Cornhuskers fans are seeing big red after the Nebraska-Wisconsin game was canceled.
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The National’s manager took the opportunity to make several changes after signing a contract extension in September.
The cuts include advance scout Jim Cuthbert, minor league coaches Patrick Anderson and Billy Gardner, pro scout Colin Sabean and special front-office assistant Terry Wetzel.
Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr. are both in their 50s. They will be fighting for a WBC belt in a month.
The former heavyweight champions will headline a four-bout card on Nov. 28 at Staples Center.
