Record number of absentee ballots requested in key swing states
Election officials in Ohio and Michigan said they’re flooded with requests. By Olivia Rubin September 11, 2020, 9:07 AM •
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‘I’ve never been so afraid’: Oregon fire evacuees face unrecognizable landscape
At the grassy, creekside park to the rear of the Elk’s Lodge in Milwaukie, Oregon, about 100 evacuees were quartered
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Back me over Brexit bill, PM tells MPs
Image copyright EPA Boris Johnson has urged Conservative MPs to back his plan to override part of the Brexit Withdrawal
Read moreProtecting Brazil’s Uncontacted Tribes for 30 Years, Then Killed by an Arrow
RIO DE JANEIRO — Sightings of the isolated tribes that Rieli Franciscato devoted his career to protecting are rare and
Read moreReport: China Indicates It Would Accept a U.S. Shutdown of TikTok | The Motley Fool
The Chinese government is adopting a firm stance in the dispute between TikTok, owned by that country’s ByteDance, and the
Read moreChina OKs human trials for nasal spray coronavirus vaccine
China has approved the first phase of human trials for a potential COVID-19 vaccine administered through a nasal spray. The inoculation is being developed
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Microsoft criticizes Apple’s new App Store rules for streaming game services as a ‘bad experience for customers’ – 9to5Mac
Following the complaints of several developers over the last months, Apple today announced some changes to the App Store Review
Read moreSamsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 review: Waiting on the world to change
[embedded content] Samsung wasn’t technically the first company to unveil a foldable phone, but the Galaxy Fold was the first
Read more2 Black Senate hopefuls look to make history in the South — and fix health care while they’re at it
In 2017, two Republican senators from deep-red Southern states — Bill Cassidy of Louisiana and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina
Read moreA new COVID-19 forecast predicts more than 400,000 deaths by the end of 2020. Will the fall wave really be that big?
It’s the nightmare scenario. After a spring that saw America’s coronavirus toll spiking to more than 36,000 cases and 2,700
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