U. S. Reports 35K New Coronavirus Cases

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U. S. Reports 35K New Coronavirus Cases

The U.S. reported 35,112 new coronavirus cases Monday, including 445 deaths, according to a Johns Hopkins University tracker.

Source: The Washington Informer

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