President Trump said he doesn’t want to see the election date changed but claimed it will be the “most rigged election in history” if mail-in voting is allowed.
See the interview with the man President Trump fired after saying the election was secure, tonight on 60 Minutes.
Turkey Troubles? Like most things 2020, some Thanksgiving meals didn't go as planned.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has not given himself a raise. He was set to receive a raise approved by 2019 lawmakers but deferred the raise on Nov. 18.
Colorado governor criticizes 'turkey funeral' to skirt COVID restrictions. AstraZeneca will conduct an additional vaccine trial. Latest COVID news.
A woman was killed in a Thanksgiving Day crash after a speeding minivan plowed into the McKinley Monument in downtown Buffalo, police said.
Numerous users on social media have claimed that the common cold, flu, and flu vaccine will cause positive COVID-19 tests. That's false.
* 110,000 new coronavirus cases and 90,000 people hospitalized Thursday * CDC predicts deaths could rise by 300,000 in next monthAmerica’s coronavirus surge showed no sign of abating over the Thanksgiving holiday, as cases in the country surpassed 13 million on Friday.Thursday marked the 24th consecutive day that the US reported more than 100,000 new Covid-19 cases and the 17th day straight that the number of patients in hospital with the virus has hit a new record.There were 110,611 new cases on Thursday, Johns Hopkins University figures show, and 1,232 new deaths.On Friday, the number of people in the US who have contracted the virus hit 13,047,202, the university’s coronavirus resource center showed.And more than 264,624 people have died – by far the largest totals for any country in the world.On Thanksgiving day there were 90,481 people hospitalized, according to the Covid Tracking Project. Meanwhile, medical centers warned they were nearing capacity.With millions of Americans ignoring government recommendations not to travel for the holiday – over a million people passed through airport checkpoints on Wednesday alone, according to TSA data – health experts warned that infections and deaths will continue to soar in the coming weeks.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) predicts the total number of deaths could rise to as high as 321,000 in the next four weeks, according to its latest forecast, updated on Wednesday.“I don’t mean to be scary but … today can change the course of Covid for our country for the rest of the year,” Dr Megan Ranney, an emergency physician at Brown University, told CNN on Thursday.“Infections that are sustained today are going to show up in three weeks and are going to show up in deaths over Christmas and New Year’s and are going to spread in every state.”Dr William Schaffner, professor of infectious diseases at Vanderbilt University, warned of a “surge upon a surge” in the next couple of weeks, telling the broadcaster: “We’re in a for a tough time.”Among the worst affected states are North and South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming and New Mexico, which CDC maps show have all seen between 102.8 and 155 cases per 100,000 people in the last seven days.Other states in this bracket are Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Nebraska and Utah.Dr Anthony Fauci, America’s top infectious disease expert, has warned that Thanksgiving could mark the start of a dark holiday season and that he expects Christmas and new year to continue in a similar vein.“If the surge takes a turn of continuing to go up and you have the sustained greater than 100,000 infections a day and 1,300 deaths per day and the count keeps going up and up … I don’t see it being any different during the Christmas and New Year’s holidays than during Thanksgiving,” he told USA Today.He said he probably plans to ditch any Christmas plans, like he did for Thanksgiving, which he spent with his wife away from their three daughters.
Police have not yet identified a suspect in the shooting
Election fraud ‘simply did not occur,’ says firm
Fred Eshelman, who gave $2.5 million to the group True the Vote to back President Trump's challenges to the election, is suing for his money back.
In rejecting Trump's appeal, a judge wrote, "calling an election unfair does not make it so," and said Trump offered no evidence of wrongdoing.
The coronavirus testing numbers that have guided much of the nation's response to the pandemic are likely to be erratic over the next week or so, experts said Friday, as fewer people get tested during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend and testing sites observe shorter hours. The number of Americans who have tested positive passed 13 million Friday, according to Johns Hopkins University. “I just hope that people don’t misinterpret the numbers and think that there wasn’t a major surge as a result of Thanksgiving, and then end up making Christmas and Hanukkah and other travel plans,” said Dr. Leana Wen, a professor at George Washington University and an emergency physician.
‘Whistleblowers must be protected’, says Democrat lawmaker
It was an emotional rollercoaster of a Thanksgiving for longtime Commander's Palace chef Tory McPhail, who is leaving after nearly three decades at the legendary New Orleans restaurant. Thursday marked McPhail's last day at Commander's Palace, where he's worked for 27 years including 19 years as executive chef.
Adam Skelly, the proprietor of Adamson BBQ, declared on social media on Monday that he would open his restaurant despite restrictions put in place by authorities to limit the spread of Covid-19.
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The court upheld other coronavirus restrictions on houses of worship earlier this year before the appointment of Amy Coney Barrett
Patient medical histories and Social Security numbers at risk in the attack, the company, US Fertility, said
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