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Kanye West Will Appear on Oklahoma Presidential Election Ballot Amid Uncertainty

Rapper Kanye West has qualified to be in the Oklahoma election ballot but it is still unclear as of Wednesday if he was still in the race, as reports said he was ending his short-lived campaign.
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Security Alert! Twitter Hacking Spree Alarms Experts

The hacking spree that hit Twitter targetting the most followed personalities is now being questioned for the platform's security as the United States election nears.

Chicago Governor Divides State into 11 Regions as Part of Reopening Plans

Chicago Governor J.B. Pritzker on Wednesday said he would divide the state into 11 regions as part of his reopening plans for the state.
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Study Shows Americans Spend More After Receiving Unemployment Benefits

A new study released on Thursday revealed that Americans, who received unemployment benefits, spent more than when they were working.
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Trump Replaces His Campaign Manager as the Election Nears

President Donald Trump announced Wednesday night that he is replacing Brad Parscale, his campaign manager, with his longtime political aide Bill Stepien.
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Native Hoop Dancer Nakotah LaRance Dies at 30

World-class hoop dancer Nakotah LaRance died at age 30 on Sunday after accidentally falling from a bridge in New Mexico's Rio Arriba, County.
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Oklahoma Governor Tests Positive for COVID-19

Oklahoma governor Kevin Stitt announced on Wednesday he has tested positive for the coronavirus disease and is currently staying at home.
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Walmart Shopper Showed Pulling Out a Gun in Dispute Over Face Masks

The suspect threatened to shoot and kill the concerned shopper who asked him to wear a mask. A recently released security footage from a Walmart shopping center in Florida showed a male shopper pointing a gun inside the store over the weekend.

Stimulus Package Updates: Everything Coming and Going in the New COVID-19 Relief Bill

Will the new stimulus package aid families and workers? Would there be an extension to unemployment benefits? Find out here.

Los Angeles Mayor Allowed Adviser to Sexually Harrass LAPD Officer, Lawsuit Claims

The senior political adviser would allegedly touch the complainant without his permission while the mayor watched.
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US Hospitals Face Supply Shortage for COVID-19 Patients

Several hospitals in the United States are trying to accommodate all coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) patients as much as they can. Some health workers are already being infected with the virus just to treat patients.
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Former Medical Worker Charged for Murdering 7 Military Veterans

The former nursing assistant administered fatal doses of insulin to patients despite not having the authorization to give medicine.

Trump Admin Drops Visa Restrictions Against Foreign College Students

President Donald Trump's administration agreed Tuesday to rescind its plans to ban foreign college students from living in the U.S. if their university is implementing online classes only during the fall semester.
Massachusetts Based Biotech Company Moderna Receives FDA Approval To Continue Coronavirus Vaccine Trials

Moderna's COVID-19 Vaccine Deemed Safe and Effective. When Can You Get It?

Reports released by the team of researchers showed the vaccine successfully generated neutralizing antibodies to fight the coronavirus.
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WHO Warns Global Coronavirus Pandemic is Getting Worse

World Health Organization director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned on Monday that the global coronavirus pandemic crisis around the globe is getting worse.
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On Coronavirus Surge: Fauci Claims US Did Not Totally Shut Down

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the country's leading infectious disease expert, said the United States did not totally shut down. He released the statement after the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) cases in the country increased rapidly.

Mexican Immigrant in ICE Custody Dies of COVID-19

A 51-year-old Mexican immigrant died of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody on Sunday, the agency announced.
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US State Department Says Visa Services Worldwide to Resume Soon

The U.S. State Department announced on Monday that the U.S. embassies and consulates around the world will soon resume their visa services.
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US Congress Doubts COVID-19 Vaccine Developers on 'No Profit' Pledge

Some of the pharmaceutical companies, who are developing coronavirus vaccine 2019 (COVID-19) vaccines, pledged not to make a profit. However, U.S. Congress doubts the "no profit" pledge.

Trump Compares Chicago Violence to Afghanistan After 64 Injuries and 13 Deaths During Weekend Shooting

The wave of shootings killed a 15-year-old teen from the South Side, a 26-year-old man in the Lawndale neighborhood, and a 20-year-old man from West Englewood.
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