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A Florida hurricane may be about to hit Washington, D.C. Laura Loomer, a 26-year-old conservative provocateur running for Congress in the Sunshine State, is gaining strength with activists and donors.

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An inmate at a Louisiana prison was choked by a sheriff's deputy and appeared to lose consciousness. The inmate says it was retaliation for repeatedly requesting medical assistance for symptoms commonly associated with the novel coronavirus. Bradford Skinner, an inmate in the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison, said he began asking for medical care on April 3 for coughing and chest pain. He said an official sent him away with ingredients to make tea, and dismissed him when he asked for care again the next day. Читать дальше...

According to BrihanMumbai Municipal Corporation, 16 new cases were reported in Mumbai’s Dharavi area on Saturday. With this, the total number of Covid-19 cases surged to 117 in Dharavi.

Auramarine Board of Directors has nominated Jouko Salo (M.Sc.) as the interim CEO of Auramarine Ltd....

NEW ORLEANS (AP) - “Road heroes” is the phrase John Austin, president of Bengal Transportation in Geismar, uses to describe commercial truck drivers during the raging coronavirus pandemic.

DECATUR, Ala. (AP) - With bars, restaurants, performance spaces, concert halls and arenas shuttered due to the coronavirus, musicians, from up-and-coming artists to regional draws to international stars, turned to social media.

CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - South Carolina summers are notoriously hot.

Luckily for Carmen Ketron, the Palmetto State’s hot summer climate means she can grow peppers, yams, beans, tomatoes and other traditional staples of West African cuisine at the Medical University of South Carolina’s Urban Farm.

Many of these plants ...

STARKVILLE, Miss. (AP) - When the first wave of COVID-19 panic buying swept through Starkville about a month ago, there was no run on toilet paper at Asian Foods Market on Highway 12.

JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. (AP) - Jeffersonville resident Lori Reeder is spreading some joy amid the coronavirus pandemic with her new Porch Portraits photography project.

DALTON, Ga. (AP) - It started as a small-scale effort to help friends on the front lines of northwest Georgia’s coronavirus response. Within days it blossomed into an unusual partnership between a handful of textile companies to craft and assemble hundreds of thousands of pieces of personal protective equipment desperately ...

LAFAYETTE, La. (AP) - Lafayette Parish librarians and teachers are not letting school closures keep them from doing their jobs - encouraging students to read.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Kristen Irwin and her mom, Michele Irwin, pulled up to a single-story brick home on Glory Road in Mooresville the morning of April 15 with a box of groceries tailored to the homeowner inside.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (AP) - Chuck Armstrong had an embarrassing moment on Zoom.

Indian Super League franchise says in ‘extraordinary circumstance’ due to Covid-19, it is ‘in consultation’ with federation and ‘concerned parties’

POPLARVILLE, Miss. (AP) - Some students studying for careers in health care at Mississippi community colleges are having a difficult time completing the spring semester because of the coronavirus pandemic.

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• The NYPD's aviation unit rescued a kayaker who got stranded on an island in Jamaica Bay, Queens.
• Authorities posted a video on Twitter showing the man waving his arms next to the word "HELP" written in what appeared to be large bundles of sticks.
• The NYPD said the kayaker took "social distancing to the next level."
• The man was uninjured, but was missing for 12 hours before signaling for help by starting a fire, police said.
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The cleaning is constant and the fear never-ending for Yoly Sanchez and her family of 11.

CORONAVIRUS has left many people stuck at home wondering when their next holidays will take place. And now one expert has issued a chilling prediction to holidaymakers about when the travel ban will be lifted.

Luxury sector must hold out hopes for shopping sprees once the pandemic ends

Buyout group’s investment plans hit by financial crisis caused by suspension of fixtures