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US Election: Here's What We Know So Far And What Happens Next
Joe Biden will not win a landslide and focus moves to the Mid-West states of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Johnson & Johnson Halts COVID-19 Vaccine Trial After Mystery Illness
It's the second time testing has been halted on vaccines because of an illness.
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Trump Declares Himself 'Immune' From Coronavirus
"I feel fantastically, I really feel good," the US president told Fox News.
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Here's What We Know About The Kenosha, Wisconsin, Shooting During Protests In The US
A 17-year-old from Illinois has been charged in a shooting that left two dead and another injured.
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Meet Joe Biden's New Presidential Running Mate Kamala Harris
Harris will be the first Black and Asian American to be vice-president if Team Biden defeats Trump in November.
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Hydroxychloroquine 'Is Not Effective' In Treating COVID-19, Says US Expert
The top U.S. infectious disease expert, responding to Trump's latest touting of the drug, cites clinical trials that have found it ineffective.
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What Is QAnon? The Wacky Conspiracy Theory Twitter Is Cracking Down On
"Q is you. And Q is me. Q is logic. Q is a plan to save the world."
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Trump Administration Rescinds Foreign Students Visa Rule
ICE announced the decision as a court hearing was getting underway on a challenge to the rule by Harvard and MIT.
By Collin Binkley, Associated Press

Millions Of Hydroxychloroquine Pills That Trump Touted For COVID-19 Are Now In Limbo
Health officials are unsure what to do with stockpiles of the drug and the related chloroquine after the FDA declared them risky and likely ineffective to treat coronavirus.
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A US Police Dept Asked People To Report Protesters, Got Flooded With K-Pop Instead
The police department asked people to send in videos of illegal activity via its iWatch Dallas app, and Twitter users responded creatively.
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