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Trump Does Not Want to Close US Borders Again if Second Coronavirus Wave Hits

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Corpse of a Brazilian Widower Left to Rot on the Streets of Rio for 30 Hours

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Apple, Google Builds App to Detect When Someone With Coronavirus is Near

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Benefits of Drinking Tea and How It Might Help in a Crisis

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Fact Check: Did the 1981 ‘Farmer’s Almanac’ Predict COVID-19?

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US and China: China Pledged Two Billion to Avoid Critical Censure Over Coronavirus

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Woman Tests Positive for Coronavirus 8 Times, Currently on Her 10th Test

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New York Launches UV Light Program to Kill COVID-19

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Pillows of Presymptomatic COVID-19 Patients Will Infect Others With Coronavirus

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Fact Check: Frontliners Reportedly Using Hydroxychloroquine to Protect Them from COVID-19

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Coronavirus Made China Stronger: President Xi Jinping States Success Follows Major Disaster

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World Bank Says Pandemic Could Push 60 Million People into Extreme Poverty

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New Coronavirus Symptoms Show Pernio-Like Lesions on Skin, Doctors Observed

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Coronavirus Spreads More Than Six Feet Social Distancing Requirement During Windy Weather

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Chinese Expansionist Ambitions Dangerous to America, Freedom Loving Countries

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More than 60,000 air traffic controllers and Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers are working without pay during the shutdown
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North Korea's Uranium Plant: Is Radioactive Waste Pouring Into the West Sea, or Is Fear Overblown?

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Argentines Commemorate Jewish Center Bombing, Demand Justice