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Coronavirus updates: US case count for COVID-19 tops six million

Tuesday, September 1 by ABC News

By MORGAN WINSOR, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A pandemic of the novel coronavirus has now killed more than 850,000 people worldwide.Over 25.4 million people across the globe have been diagnosed with COVID-19, the disease caused by the new respiratory virus, according to... Read More.

Protesters gather after LA sheriff’s deputies shoot Black man during confrontation

Tuesday, September 1 by ABC News

By MARC NATHANSON, ABC News(LOS ANGELES) -- Protesters gathered in South Los Angeles Monday night after Los Angeles sheriff's deputies shot and killed a Black man who they say had a handgun and was fighting with them.The shooting occurred Monday afternoon after... Read More.

George Mason University’s first black president tackles racism, COVID-19

Tuesday, September 1 by ABC News

By DEVIN DWYER and JACQUELINE YOO, ABC News(FAIRFAX, Va.) -- The largest and most diverse public university in Virginia is overhauling how it handles issues of race on campus.After a summer of protests and public health crises, George Mason University in Fairfax,... Read More.

Bureau of Prisons resumes in-person visits as inmates, staff continue to die from COVID-19

Tuesday, September 1 by ABC News

By LUKE BARR, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- The Bureau of Prisons announced on Monday that in-person visits will resume at all 122 facilities within the bureau, according to an internal memo obtained by ABC News."Social visiting will resume no later than Saturday,... Read More.

Navy crew jumped from surveillance plane before it crashed

Monday, August 31 by ABC News

BY: MATT SEYLER, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Four sailors jumped from their twin-propeller E-2C Hawkeye aircraft before it crashed in Accomack County, Virginia, Monday afternoon, according to a Navy official."The two pilots and two crewmembers bailed out of the aircraft safely," a statement... Read More.

Video surfaces of police punching protester as governor debuts plan to end violence in Portland

Monday, August 31 by ABC News

BY: BILL HUTCHINSON, KAYNA WHITWORTH, ANNIE PONG, and JENNA HARRISON, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- As the governor of Oregon announced a plan to end violence in Portland following a fatal shooting during clashes between protesters on one hand and radical right activists and... Read More.

Former Navy cargo ship is sunk as part of scaled-back Naval exercise

Monday, August 31 by ABC News

BY: LUIS MARTINEZ, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- This year's version of the RIMPAC naval exercise off the coast of Hawaii ended with a bang this weekend as the old Navy cargo ship USS Durham was sunk by a missile barrage from various ships... Read More.

Louisiana residents wait hours for basic supplies in Hurricane Laura aftermath

Monday, August 31 by ABC News

BY: HALEY YAMADA, ABC News(LAKE CHARLES, Louisiana) -- Less than a week has passed since Hurricane Laura tore through Louisiana, leaving an estimated 180,000 people there without water.Now, Lake Charles residents are waiting more than four hours for basic supplies, which are... Read More.

NYC judge allegedly punched on way to court by a person on a bike

Monday, August 31 by ABC News

BY: AARON KATERSKY, MARK CRUDELE, and IVAN REREIRA, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A New York City judge was allegedly punched while she was walking to work Monday morning, according to law enforcement sources.Judge Phyllis Chu of the New York City Criminal Court... Read More.

Coronavirus live updates: 94% of COVID deaths in US had underlying conditions, CDC says

Monday, August 31 by ABC News

By MORGAN WINSOR and EMILY SHAPIRO, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A pandemic of the novel coronavirus has now killed more than 846,000 people worldwide.Over 25.2 million people across the globe have been diagnosed with COVID-19, the disease caused by the new respiratory... Read More.

Coronavirus live updates: Global case count surpasses 25 million

Monday, August 31 by ABC News

Hundreds of protesters gather against new flu vaccine mandate in Massachusetts

Monday, August 31 by ABC News

By MEREDITH DELISO, ABC News(BOSTON) -- Hundreds of people gathered Sunday to protest a new flu vaccine mandate for Massachusetts students, enacted as school districts prepare to reopen during the coronavirus pandemic.At the demonstration in front of the Massachusetts State House in... Read More.

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Coronavirus updates: US case count for COVID-19 tops six million

Protesters gather after LA sheriff’s deputies shoot Black man during confrontation

George Mason University’s first black president tackles racism, COVID-19

Bureau of Prisons resumes in-person visits as inmates, staff continue to die from COVID-19

Navy crew jumped from surveillance plane before it crashed

Video surfaces of police punching protester as governor debuts plan to end violence in Portland

Former Navy cargo ship is sunk as part of scaled-back Naval exercise

Louisiana residents wait hours for basic supplies in Hurricane Laura aftermath

NYC judge allegedly punched on way to court by a person on a bike

Coronavirus live updates: 94% of COVID deaths in US had underlying conditions, CDC says

Coronavirus live updates: Global case count surpasses 25 million

Hundreds of protesters gather against new flu vaccine mandate in Massachusetts

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