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MAYOR LIGHTFOOT ANNOUNCES EASING OF PHASE FOUR GUIDELINES FOR CHICAGO BUSINESSES | Chicago Defender
Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot, the Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) and the Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection (BACP) today announced that Chicago has made sufficient progress in the fight against COVID-19 to ease certain restrictions on businesses. Effective
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2020 Election Live Updates: Report on Trump’s $750 Income Tax Payments Reverberates on Eve of Debate
Mr. Trump will inevitably face questions about a Times report on his tax avoidance when he debates Joe Biden. The weekend’s polls brought more good news for Mr. Biden. Kamala Harris plans to speak about Amy Coney Barrett during a campaign trip to North Carolina.
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2020 Presidential Debate Live Updates: As Trump’s Tax Avoidance Roils Campaign, Biden Releases Return Showing He Paid $288,000
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How COVID-19 is reshaping education
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Jamaica: Partygoers stone police vehicle - Stabroek News
(Jamaica Star) For the second time in a matter of days, policemen have been attacked while trying to get persons to adhere to the COVID-19 protocols. The article Jamaica: Partygoers stone police vehicle appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Black Businesses Participating in Restaurant Week Aim to Offset Financial Obstacles
During the pandemic, Black Restaurant Week LLC is providing hope for the few Black restaurants that operate in D.C., Maryland and Virginia area.
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“Lower-pay, higher-risk”: Coronavirus layoffs send middle-class workers down the economic ladder - Black Voice News
In summary From shattered career prospects to pay cuts and sudden shift work, the pandemic is forcing skilled labor and middle-class workers into lower wages and gig jobs. Californians need income and fast. Thousands of people who weathered the initial storm of pandemic shutdowns have started the
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Innscor PAT doubles to $3,63bn
BY TATIRA ZWINOIRA INNSCOR Africa nearly doubled its profit-after-tax (PAT) to $3,63 billion in its full year to June 30, 2020 owing to an improved product mix as well as enhanced production and overhead efficiencies. The increased PAT rose from $1,84 billion earned in the 2019 comparative
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Tennesseans with virus-susceptible roomies OKed to mail vote - TSDMemphis.com
by Jonathan Mattise - NASHVILLE — A judge has ruled that Tennessee officials have to change the absentee ballot application again to reflect their promise to let voters cast mail ballots if someone in their household has an underlying health condition that makes them more susceptible to
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As the NY Times Roll to Expose Trump’s Tax Woes, His Legal Foes, Manhattan’s DA Unfold a Criminal Probe
By Victor Trammell Photo credits: Getty Images On Sunday (September 27), The New York Times published a lengthy report in which the national newspaper claimed its board obtained a plethora of President Donald Trump's highly-coveted tax documents. When presidential candidates or incumbents are
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Press Play: June's Diary Tackles Self-Worth in New Single 'Way Off'
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Can we Forgive Each Other Amidst this Tribal Culture War? - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
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Telemedicine Is Transforming Patient Care in California – With Some New Challenges — The Sacramento Observer
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Maroons in turmoil ahead of elections for colonel
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Supreme Court vacancy likely to inflame presidential debate
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In Texas, virus safety for voters is getting tangled up in court.
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Federal jury finds white nationalist guilty of rape threat
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'Republic' hashtag trends in Thailand as protest anger simmers
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Donald Trump has been taunting Joe Biden for months. It could come to a head in the first presidential debate
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Economic meltdown hampers rural electrification: Soda
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The Latest: Chicago easing restrictions on bars, restaurants - Black News Channel
By The Associated Press undefined CHICAGO — Restrictions aimed at limiting the spread of the coronavirus in Chicago's restaurants and bars will ease slightly this week, letting more customers dine and drink indoors. Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced the decision Monday as Illinois officials said 1,709
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Patterson resigns as AFC General Secretary - Stabroek News
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