The president is counting on a recent drop in cases to fuel a political rebound — a risky strategy, with polls showing disapproval of his handling of the pandemic.
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Trump's Latino supporters in Arizona point at religious conservatism and business-oriented policies as more important issues.
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When workers at an Agri Star meatpacking plant in Iowa were diagnosed with covid-19 in March, the company said it had taken steps to contain the virus. Then dozens of people in the town were diagnosed. The state wouldn’t say where the outbreak was coming from. Genetic science helped expose it.
A snapshot of fall enrollment shows fewer students are pursuing undergraduate degrees this semester as the coronavirus continues to sow fears of infection and devastate the economy.
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson (R) is in quarantine, causing him to postpone campaign events and reschedule the gubernatorial debate.
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President Trump, when asked if he’d accept the result, brought the discussion around to mail-in ballots.
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The president’s Spanish-language ads in many cases simply repeat false or misleading claims first uttered in English about former vice president Joe Biden.
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The ballots that tens of thousands of voters have obtained online cannot be scanned directly by the state’s machines.
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The experimental vaccine is the fourth to enter the final stage of testing in the United States.
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“The whole purpose of offsets,” said a University of California at Berkeley climate policy researcher, “is to create a way for an individual or a company or a university to pay someone else to reduce emissions to cover emissions that they can’t reduce themselves.”
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