Trump Administration Strips C.D.C. of Control of Coronavirus Data Hospitals have been ordered to bypass the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and send all patient information to a central database in Washington, raising questions about transparency. Go to Source
Sessions Pays the Price for Incurring Trump’s Wrath, Losing Alabama Senate Race In Maine, Sara Gideon prevailed over limited competition in the Democratic primary for Senate and will face Susan Collins in a race that has become the priciest Senate campaign in the state’s history. Go to Source
Sara Gideon Wins Democratic Nomination in Maine to Challenge Susan Collins Ms. Gideon, backed by the Senate Democratic campaign arm and outside political groups, had long been the favorite to challenge Senator Collins, the sole remaining New England Republican in Congress. Go to Source
http://youtu.be/v7FTyItlwho Ghislaine Maxwell cried as she was ordered held without bail Tuesday — with a Manhattan judge ruling the accused sex abuser “poses substantial actual risk of flight” after she purposely hid from authorities. The 58-year-old British socialite and pal of late convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein wiped tears from her left eye several times, using the back of her left index finger, as federal Judge Alison Nathan refused to free her from the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn until her trial next year. “No combination of conditions” could ensure that Maxwell wouldn’t try to flee prosecution, Nathan said during a video conference in Manhattan federal court — where Maxwell appeared on the feed remotely from a closet-size room at the jail. “The risks are simpl...
http://youtu.be/tLyd-4TIoRg A squirrel has tested positive for the bubonic plague in Colorado. According to health officials, the squirrel is the first case of plague in the Town of Morrison, Jefferson County, which is about 17 miles southwest of Denver. “Plague is an infectious disease caused by the bacteria Yersinia pestis, and can be contracted by humans and household animals,” public health officials wrote. However, if proper precautions are taken, the risk of getting plague is “extremely low,” they said. Humans can get infected through bites from infected fleas or animals. The New York Post is your source for breaking news, news about New York, sports, business, entertainment, opinion, real estate, culture, fashion, and more. Catch the latest news here: https://nypost.com/
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U.K. Bars Huawei From 5G Network, Raising Tensions With China Banning the use of the Chinese tech giant’s equipment in high-speed wireless infrastructure is a major reversal by Prime Minister Boris Johnson — and a big victory for the Trump administration. Go to Source
U.S. and China, Caught in ‘Ideological Spiral,’ Drift Toward Cold War Relations are in free fall. Lines are being drawn. As the two superpowers clash over technology, territory and clout, a new geopolitical era is dawning. Go to Source
Trump vs Biden: Live 2020 Election Updates Jeff Sessions hopes to win back his old Senate seat in Alabama, while primary and runoff elections are taking place in Texas and Maine. Joe Biden is releasing a new clean energy plan. Go to Source
Biden to Release $2 Trillion Climate Plan Mr. Biden’s plan links tackling climate change with economic recovery from the coronavirus and addressing racism, drawing praise from onetime critics. Go to Source
The QAnon Candidates Are Coming. Are Republicans Ready? The conspiracy theorists accuse Democrats and even fellow Republicans of being beholden to a cabal of bureaucrats, pedophiles and Satanists. President Trump has cheered them on. Go to Source
http://youtu.be/Vk_wPvpDuxw New York schools will only reopen in September if coronavirus levels remain low and stable, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Monday. While Mayor Bill de Blasio declared last week that the nation’s largest school system would come back to life in September, Cuomo warned that a spike in infections would halt that effort. “If you have the virus under control, reopen,” he said. “If you don’t have the virus under control, then you can’t reopen.” If the infection rate in a given region is under 5 percent for 14 days, schools in that area can unlock the doors, Cuomo said. But if it spikes to over 9 percent over seven days, schools will be shuttered. #NewYorkCity #Andrew Cuomo The New York Post is your source for breaking news, news about New York, sports, business, e...
Live Coronavirus Updates: Trump Aides Target Fauci Administration officials released a list of what they said were questionable statements made by Dr. Anthony Fauci, the top infectious disease expert in the U.S. As cases surge, there are calls for new lockdowns in Florida and the Midwest. Go to Source
America’s Governors Get Tested for a Virus That Is Testing Them The pandemic has put many governors of both parties under a spotlight for which none of their aides and consultants have a playbook. Go to Source
Choke Point for U.S. Coronavirus Response: The Fax Machine Before public health officials can manage the pandemic, they must deal with a broken data system that sends incomplete results in formats they can’t easily use. Go to Source
How Russia Built a Channel to the Taliban, Once an Enemy The recent assessment that Russia paid bounties to the insurgents to attack U.S. troops stunned many, but officials said the Kremlin’s outreach began almost a decade ago. Go to Source
Taliban Stage a Major Attack, as Violence Intensifies in Northern Afghanistan A squad of insurgents detonated a car bomb at the entrance of the Afghan intelligence headquarters in Aybak, and then stormed the offices in a sustained gun battle. Go to Source
Florida Records Nation’s One-Day Peak for New Virus Cases The state recorded 15,300 new coronavirus cases on Sunday, easily passing the previous one-day high of 12,274 set at the height of the outbreak in New York in April. Go to Source
Coronavirus Live Updates: Florida Tops U.S. Record With Over 15,000 New Cases Education Secretary Betsy DeVos pushes for U.S. schools to reopen. Trump wears a mask publicly for the first time. And India’s latest surge includes a top Bollywood star. Go to Source
Pittsburgh Seemed Like a Virus Success Story. Now Cases Are Surging. Pittsburgh, a sister city to Wuhan, China, saw only modest cases for months. In the last two weeks, cases are suddenly soaring. Go to Source
How to Reopen Schools: What Science and Other Countries Teach Us The pressure to bring American students back to classrooms is intense, but the calculus is tricky with infections still out of control in many communities. Go to Source
What’s the Value of Harvard Without a Campus? Many first-generation, low-income Harvard students feel that the elite institution has failed them. Go to Source
Trump Wears a Mask Publicly for the First Time Louisiana’s governor ordered bars to close and said almost all residents must wear a mask. Disney World reopened, despite a surge in Florida. Thousands of Israelis protested the government’s handling of the economy. Go to Source
Trump’s Clemency Came After Displays of Loyalty by Stone The extraordinary decision to commute the prison sentence of an embattled adviser demonstrates how the president has managed to bend America’s legal machinery to his advantage. Go to Source
In Commuting Stone’s Sentence, Trump Goes Where Nixon Would Not Senator Mitt Romney called the commutation an act of “unprecedented, historic corruption.” Go to Source
Trump Commutes Sentence of Roger Stone The president’s friend had been convicted of impeding a congressional inquiry that threatened Mr. Trump. Go to Source
Has History Finally Caught Up With Roger Stone? It May Be Up to Trump He embraced the “dark arts” of political sabotage and trickery for decades. Now he will serve more than three years in prison, unless his friend the president bails him out. Go to Source
President Trump's Pardons: Stone, Blagojevich and More The president’s decision to commute Mr. Stone’s sentence continues a pattern of his presidency: granting clemency to friends whose cases resonate with him personally. Go to Source
Coronavirus Live Updates: U.S. Nears 60,000 New Daily Cases The country recorded its sixth single-day record in 10 days. U.S. immigration officials have helped spread the virus, a Times investigation found. Go to Source
The Coronavirus Can Be Airborne Indoors, W.H.O. Says The agency also explained more directly that people without symptoms may spread the virus. The acknowledgments should have come sooner, some experts said. Go to Source
How ICE Helped Spread the Coronavirus The New York Times, in collaboration with The Marshall Project, investigated how Immigration and Customs Enforcement became a domestic and global spreader of the virus. Go to Source
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