NBC News’ Kristen Welker swerved to prevent 2 falling TELEVISION light stands throughout her live broadcast outside the White House Thursday. The White House correspondent then calmly continued her report about the coronavirus pandemic, like it was no big offer. Take a look at the clip here: Some people on Twitter recommended Welker’s relocations were […]

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Abortion centers in Texas can now resume operations almost a month after Gov. Greg Abbott (R) released an executive order prohibiting all excessive surgical treatments and treatments, stating it would protect medical resources as the state gotten ready for the COVID-19 pandemic. The original order put a stop to all abortions, requiring some women to […]

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WASHINGTON (AP)– Some small businesses that got a highly-coveted federal government loan say they won’ t have the ability to utilize it to bring all their laid-off employees back, although that is what the program was developed to do. If they rehire or keep all the employees they had in late February, The Income Security […]

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A county in California stated Tuesday it had actually determined 2 people who passed away from COVID-19 in early- and mid-February, weeks prior to what was at first reported as the country’s first coronavirus was discovered in Washington State. The news might move the timeline for the infection’ spread in the nation earlier that at […]

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A conservative group vital of President Donald Trump is going on the attack with a brand-new ad backing former Vice President Joe Biden for November’s election. The area from The Lincoln Project, entitled “Ready,” admires Biden as “a bipartisan leader who puts good ideas ahead of party politics” and applauds his strength and character. “America […]

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WASHINGTON– After almost 2 weeks of partisan blame games, Republicans and Democrats in Congress revealed a deal on Tuesday that would renew the new loan program for small companies having a hard time from the coronavirus pandemic. On top of $310 billion for small business loans, the tentative arrangement would likewise offer $75 billion for […]

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After Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) released an executive order in late March that prohibited abortion in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, more than 100 women left the state to access the treatment somewhere else. That’s according to brand-new information launched by Planned Being a parent revealing the real-world effect of the state ban, […]

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New York City, April 20 (Reuters) – A U.S. appeals court on Monday enabled Texas to impose curbs on medication-induced abortion s as part of the Republican-governed state’s constraints focused on holding off medical treatments not considered immediate during the coronavirus pandemic. The New Orleans-based fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals tossed out a federal […]

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Low-income families in more and more states will soon have the ability to use food advantage debit cards to store online for groceries, thanks to a pilot project that the federal government is broadening due to the coronavirus pandemic. The U.S. Department of Farming has actually permitted online benefits redemptions in Alabama, Iowa, Nebraska, New […]

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In neighborhoods around the nation, schools might be the only organizations ensuring that starving children and their households are fed. They have actually opened grab-and-go lunch stations and began providing meals to communities by bus. Some programs are likewise going broke, losing millions of dollars. If the federal government does not offer relief, School administrators […]

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