European Union Spending Plan Offers Lifeline to Troubled South – The Wall Street Journal
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Twitter says it’s cracking down on conspiracy-theory group QAnon and has already reportedly removed 7,000 accounts (TWTR)
Twitter will start cracking down this week on "so-called 'QAnon' activity" on the platform, the company said[…]
Trump contradicts White House press secretary on getting tested multiple times a day: ‘I don’t know of any time I’ve taken two tests in one day’
President Donald Trump expressed that he "didn't know" about being tested more than once a day, a[…]
Trump’s return to fronting virus briefings is too little, too late
President Donald Trump's return to coronavirus briefings delivered exactly the strong public health message America needed to[…]
Coronavirus home schooling highlights the religious right’s education system influence
Coronavirus home schooling highlights religious right's hold on key educational option
IBM Works to Reshape Business as Coronavirus Uncertainty Lingers – The Wall Street Journal
IBM Works to Reshape Business as Coronavirus Uncertainty Lingers The Wall Street Journal
The NFL’s Pandemic Plan: Daily Testing and High-Tech Contact Tracing – The Wall Street Journal
An agreement on safety protocols between the league and its players comes as most teams are set[…]
US says it will blacklist 11 Chinese companies accused of human rights abuses against Uighurs — including subsidiaries of a company that ships coronavirus tests worldwide
The US Commerce Department said it was adding 11 Chinese companies to an export blacklist (or Entity[…]
From Portland to Atlanta, mayors write letter condemning Trump’s unilateral deployment of ‘paramilitary-type forces into our cities’
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler sent a letter Monday to US Attorney General William Barr and Chad Wolf,[…]
The latest on the coronavirus pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has brought countries to a standstill. In many places, as countries reopen, Covid-19 cases[…]