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Black People Are Disproportionately Getting and Dying From COVID-19
Early data indicates African Americans are bearing the brunt of the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S. Medical staff move bodies from the Wyckoff Heights Medical Center to a refrigerated truck, April 2, 2020, in Brooklyn, N.Y. AS THE coronavirus swept from...
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Trump Signs Accord With China on Eve of Impeachment
The president and his allies celebrated a trade victory at the White House on Wednesday, despite details of the U.S.-China trade agreement remaining secretive to the public. President Donald Trump signed a trade accord with China on Wednesday at the White...
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U.S. Suffers Greatest Global Decline in Trust
Since 2016, the U.S. and the U.K. have experienced the greatest drops in global trust, while Canada continues to be seen as the most trusted. President Donald Trump speaks with reporters on the South Lawn of the White House on Dec. 10, 2019, in Washington,...
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House Nears Relief Bill Passage; Dems Mull Wage Hike Rescue
Democrats are edging a $1.9 trillion pandemic-relief package to the brink of House passage. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., meets with reporters before the House votes to pass a $1.9 trillion pandemic relief package, during a news conference...
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Heroin, Fentanyl Deaths Drop in Medicaid Expansion States
States that increased Medicaid also saw an increase in their methadone-related deaths, researchers found. A patient's window at the Neil Kennedy Recovery Center on July 14, 2017, in Youngstown, Ohio. Rates of opioid overdose deaths, particularly those...
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These States Have the Most Christmas Spirit
A mix of Western, Midwestern and Eastern states have the most holiday cheer – and Washington, D.C., has the least – according to a study by GetCenturyLink. Christmas trees in McAdenville, N.C., are seen lit up along the water. North Carolina is ranked...
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Snubbed as Obama High Court Pick, Garland in Line to Be AG
President Joe Biden's pick of Judge Merrick Garland to be attorney general offers a seemingly problem-free nominee with bipartisan support. FILE - In this Jan. 7, 2021, file photo Attorney General nominee Judge Merrick Garland speaks during an event with...
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Testing Stepped up as Number of New Coronavirus Cases Surges
Governments are stepping up testing and warily considering their next moves as the number of newly confirmed coronavirus cases surges in many countries. Activists of Communist Party of India Marxist display placards on face shields and shout slogans during...
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Gilead’s Price for Drug to Treat Coronavirus Sparks Affordability Questions, Concerns
Remdesivir will cost $2,340 for a five-day course in all developed countries except the U.S., where it will cost $3,120 for the typical patient with private insurance, Gilead Sciences announced on Monday. A five-day course of the drug Remdesivir is expected...
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Trump Enters Summer Sweating His Reelection
Joe Biden is leading in key battleground states – and bests Trump by 14 points nationally. Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden speaks during an event in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. IT'S JUST A BIT MORE than four months before...
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House Democrats Pass Police Reform Bill Amid Senate Stalemate
The House passed a broad reforms bill along party-lines but the Senate is unlikely to take up the legislation. Rep. Karen Bass, chairwoman of the Congressional Black Caucus, speaks as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi looks on ahead of the vote on the a police...
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Wirecard Update: Funds on your prepaid card are now accessible
We are happy to report that the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) completed its audit and confirmed that it has lifted the freeze on your Wirecard-issued Payoneer Prepaid Mastercard® card. As Mastercard has addressed and fixed some technical issues,...
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Joe Biden is hoping to lead in a manner that, unlike his recent predecessors, leans more on legislation and less on signing executive orders. But he may not have a choice. A pen rests on a notebook as President Trump prepares to sign an executive order...
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McConnell Secures Votes on Impeachment Trial Rules Without Democratic Support
The Republican Senate leader wants to vote first on a trial framework similar to the Clinton impeachment trial before addressing whether witnesses can be called. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell arrives for a meeting with fellow Republicans on Tuesday...
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Jobless Claims Disappoint, Rising to 861,000
The labor market is showing signs of weakness in early 2021. The Labor Department reported that 861,000 Americans filed for first-time unemployment claims last week. The number of Americans filing first-time unemployment claims rose last week to 861,000...
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CDC: Winter Storm Delays Coronavirus Vaccine Shipments and Deliveries
It is not known how many doses will be affected by the severe winter weather. Several jurisdictions across the country have been informed that their deliveries of coronavirus vaccines could be delayed due to severe winter weather. The Centers for Disease...
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Wirecard in the news: Update regarding Wirecard and your prepaid card
Editor’s Note: This post was updated on June 29th, 2020 to include the following statement from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA): “Teams from across the FCA have been working with the firm (WCSL), and other international and UK authorities over the...
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What Is the Draft?
After a U.S. attack on Iran’s top security and intelligence commander, Americans fear war in the Middle East and a return to the draft. Demonstrators protest in New York City as tensions between the U.S. and Iran hit a new high. (ERIK MCGREGOR/LIGHTROCKET...
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Pelosi Says Independent Commission Will Examine Capitol Riot
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says Congress will establish an independent, Sept. 11-style commission to look into the deadly insurrection that took place at the U.S. Capitol. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of Calif., with impeachment managers Rep. Eric Swalwell,...
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U.S., Iran Poised to Escalate Conflict Following Soleimani Killing
Killing the shadowy and prolific Iranian commander will likely yield bloody results, despite Trump administration assurances it can ‘de-escalate’ new tensions. Protesters in Iran burn a U.S. flag on Friday during a demonstration over the U.S. airstrike...
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Castro’s Exit Underscores Democrats’ Difficulties in Reaching Latino Voters
The loss of the first Mexican American to seek a major party nomination for president deprives the Democratic field of its only Latino member. Democratic presidential candidate Julián Castro marches with supporters in Des Moines, Iowa, in September. Castro...
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Why Is College So Expensive?
Experts say reduced state funding and how colleges spend tuition dollars contribute to the high costs. TUITION AND FEES AT Columbia University in New York total more than $61,000 for the 2019-2020 academic year. While its tuition makes it the most expensive...
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How 1989 Reshaped Europe
The economic turmoil following the revolutions in Central and Eastern Europe laid the groundwork for today’s perceptions of democracy and capitalism. A scene of daily life in Poland in January 1990. NOW 30 YEARS REMOVED from 1989's "annus mirabilis" –...
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CDC: More Heart Disease and Cancer Deaths May Be Preventable in Rural Areas
In 2017, nearly half of all deaths from heart disease in rural areas may have been preventable, a new report says. Heart disease and cancer contributed to about 44% of all deaths in the U.S. in 2017. THE URBAN-RURAL GAP HAS widened for several leading...