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Days after restarting production, the film has shut down yet again, this time because its star has the coronavirus.
Lured by surging prices, rising unemployment and lax enforcement, unlicensed miners are flocking to the rainforest.
“I will say it’s a little hard to be stuck in a room 24/7. Especially, mentally. It’s good to get outside and get some air and to be able to walk around and get some exercise,” Lauren Mitchell, a Gettysburg student, told WHTM.
Some scientists warn that granting emergency authorization to a vaccine before clinical trials are complete could pose safety dangers and inflame anti-vaccination sentiment — but others say that doing so could save thousands of lives.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has been criticized by Republicans after recently visiting a salon in San Francisco.
In Virginia, Maryland and the District, advocates say an estimated 1.15 million to 1.64 million people are at risk of losing their homes.
An intervening study shows a lower rate than the director of athletic medicine indicated.
At this year's U.S. Open, players, rather than ball boys and girls, must tend to their own towels between points.
Coronavirus could create a new population of insomniacs, experts say, along with risks around productivity, hypertension and depression.
A governor’s party affiliation plays a more significant role in the timing and extent of mask rules than the number of coronavirus infections and covid-19 deaths in a state, researchers say.
The findings raise the distant possibility they could become a reservoir for the pathogen in nature and transmit it to humans.
Union leaders say the job and service reductions are shortsighted and the net savings will be “relatively minimal.”
Washington’s Maryland suburbs generally have lifted pandemic restrictions at a slower pace than have other parts of the state.
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Answers to some popular questions about Maryland’s response to the coronavirus pandemic and what happens next.
