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Coronavirus will infect over 5 million by late July if US reopens, model shows

The coronavirus will infect more than 5 million people — and kill nearly 300,000 — across the US by late July if states fully reopen without social distancing measures in place, according to a new...

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America’s roads have actually been deadlier during coronavirus pandemic

The National Safety Council has studied driving data since the novel coronavirus outbreak hit the U.S. in March and found that the streets have become deadlier, despite a decrease in the number of...

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China allegedly pursuing law allowing citizens to sue US over COVID-19

The proposal in China's National People's Congress would be in retaliation for lawsuits brought against China and the ruling Communist Party by several US states and a number of countries around the...

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US charges dozens of North Koreans in $2.5B sanctions-busting scheme

The Justice Department has accused a network of North Korean and Chinese citizens of secretly advancing North Korea’s nuclear weapons program by channeling at least $2.5 billion in illicit payments...

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Russian nuclear-capable bombers intercepted by NORAD off of Alaska

US jets intercepted two formations of Russian nuclear-capable bombers near Alaska early Wednesday, according to the North American Aerospace Defense Command. The first wave included five aircraft,...

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US could see 200,000 coronavirus deaths by September, experts say

The US could see roughly 200,000 coronavirus deaths by September as states continue to loosen restrictions, a leading expert said as the nation surpassed 2 million confirmed cases.

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China, North Korea boost nuclear arsenals as worldwide stockpile shrinks

While the rest of the world’s nuclear powers have shrunk their arsenals of nuclear weapons, China and North Korea are two of six countries that have boosted their stockpiles, according to a report...

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‘The dollar is going to fall very, very sharply,’ warns prominent Yale economist

Stephen Roach, Yale University senior fellow and former Morgan Stanley Asia chairman, has a warning for US dollar bulls. The prominent economist says that the era of the US buck may be coming to an end...

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Juneteenth celebrations around the country

Juneteenth marches and rallies celebrate the ending of slavery in the United States two years after the Emancipation Proclamation.

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New Jersey ranked least patriotic state in America

Thinking about holding your Fourth of July blowout in New Jersey? Better think again. The Garden State is the least patriotic state in the US, according to a new ranking released Monday by financial...

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US records largest daily increase in new coronavirus cases

The United States recorded the largest single-day increase in new coronavirus cases Thursday, as the nationwide death toll approaches 125,000, according to Johns Hopkins University.

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House votes to make DC the 51st state

House Democrats riled by President Trump’s handling of anti-police brutality protests voted Friday to make Washington, DC, the 51st state. The bill passed 232-180 along party lines. One Democrat and...

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Iran vows revenge if nuclear enrichment facility suffers cyber attack

“Responding to cyber attacks is part of the country’s defense might. If it is proven that our country has been targeted by a cyber attack, we will respond,” civil defense chief Gholamreza Jalali said.

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US, Vietnam rip China for military drills in disputed waters

The US, Vietnam and the Philippines have ripped China for provocative military drills in the disputed waters of the South China Sea. China is in the midst of five days of drills that began Wednesday...

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Iran admits fire at nuke site will slow centrifuge manufacturing

Iran has confirmed that fire damage to a building — possibly by sabotage — at the underground Natanz nuclear site would slow production of advanced nuclear centrifuges that were to be manufactured...

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Fixing Uncle Sam’s global broadcasting arm is more important than ever

Now more than ever, our nation must engage the the global war of ideas. America’s adversaries — especially China, Russia, and Iran — have aggressively ramped up their disinformation and propaganda...

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Coronavirus cases pass 13 million worldwide

More than 13 million people worldwide have now contracted the coronavirus, according to Johns Hopkins University. The milestone came Monday, with more than 570,000 people dead from the virus worldwide,...

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China buys more American corn to comply with US trade deal

China made its largest one-day purchase of US corn on record on Tuesday, its second massive purchase for the agricultural staple in less than a week as it tries to comply with its deal with America.

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Vladimir Putin’s latest slimy outrage: Trying to steal COVID-19 research

Vladimir Putin’s hackers are at it again — this time trying to steal Western coronavirus research. Russian group APT29, aka The Dukes and Cozy Bear, has been hacking medical researchers in the United...

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What ‘Arrested Development’ Got Right About Donald Trump’s Border Wall

Trump was not the first to conceptualize a border wall that can be scaled with a rope ladder.

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