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The numbers are spiraling much more rapidly in relatively isolated parts of the nation where vaccination rates are low, especially the Midwest and Mountain West according to the CDC.

Many of the states with the lowest unemployment rates have young workforces and multifaceted economies.

If the Patriots drafting a quarterback with their top pick wasn’t convincing enough, the way things played out at minicamp last month proved there’s a position battle underway in New England. But Tom E. Curran, the Patriots insider for NBC Sports Boston, predicted Thursday that Cam Newton will hang on to his starting job over […]

Authorities say a 6-year-old Kentucky girl who was snatched from her bike by a stranger was found quickly, returned to her family and a suspect has been charged with kidnapping

A vice president at a Michigan boutique landed in hot water after critiquing a job candidate's appearance, to the applicant.

Far-right cable broadcaster Newsmax bragged about its ratings during Donald Trump's Saturday campaign rally in Sarasota, Florida.

Artistic types invited to submit their designs – under very specific guidelines

LIONEL MESSI helped Argentina reach the final of the Copa America – but is still a free agent as his Barcelona contract situation drags on. And Chelsea have missed out on a key target with Achraf Hakimi joining PSG. Hakimi will be joined by Sergio Ramos, who the Spanish press report has joined PSG today. […]

The Republican owner of a grant writing business who narrowly missed a runoff for a congressional seat is entering the race to replace retiring U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby

A 4-foot monitor lizard with its head stuck in a toilet was rescued from a home in India after the reptile spent five days hiding out in the bathroom.

Naomi Osaka believes that she should have been more prepared for the aftermath of deciding to skip press conferences at the French Open.

EXCLUSIVE BY MATT HUGHES: Despite checkpoints for assessing each fan's Covid-19 status, stewards were unable to prevent some supporters storming the stadium.

Theo Fennell (pictured with model Jodie Kidd) has bought his business from private equity firm Endless, which rescued the brand from administration four years ago.

After Rodger Federer's abrupt Wimbledon exit and with conditions ever tightening in Japan, the 39-year-old is said to be strongly leaning towards skipping the troubled event in Tokyo.

Lieberman isn’t forcing Haredi men to stop studying Torah or Haredi women to stop having children. What he has done is change the regulations, making it more difficult – and that’s what governments do

IAN HERBERT: England have reached the final of a major tournament just as we are staggering back into the light and rediscovering the long-lost qualities of freedom and companionship.

Like the rest of the country he is hooked on Gareth Southgate's success as the national football manager, one step from Euros glory on Sunday. Australian Jones, 61, has lost two World Cup finals.

The supermarket group's bosses are recommending a sale to private equity firm Fortress, which is backed by a consortium, and insists it will be a 'good steward' of the business.

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CHRIS SUTTON: Studying the penalty from Wednesday's semi final, I've seen all the angles. I'm still of the opinion that Sterling dropped down easily because he knew the challenge was coming.

If Italy do lift the trophy on Sunday, City are not the only club who will be pleased for Mancini. The master creator ended his playing career with a five-game loan spell at Leicester.

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A SIDEWAYS GLANCE AT THE EUROS - DANIEL MATTHEWS: Some of the continental newspapers were an absolute treat. It seems they think Raheem Sterling went down a *tad* easily.

MARK CLATTENBURG: It's been an excellent advert for refereeing around Europe. Evidently, less is more. Referees decided very early that they weren't going to fall for players rolling around.