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الاثنين، 27 يوليو 2020

Fresh protests in U.S. cities, the changing value of the American passport, and more from Apple News

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The new coronavirus epicenters in the U.S.

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Florida now has more confirmed infections than New York, and hospitalizations have increased by 80% there since July 4. The Sunshine State is now second only to California, which leads the country in cases. CNN
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After a delay, Senate Republicans are set to unveil a $1 trillion stimulus package. It’s expected to include a second round of stimulus checks and funding for testing. The Hill
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What we know — and don’t know — about how the virus impacts kids, plus a map of its spread, in our always updating COVID-19 hub. Apple News Spotlight
Protesters took to the streets in several cities over the weekend. In Portland, Oregon, ongoing tensions with federal agents intensified, while people in Seattle and Richmond, Virginia, demonstrated in solidarity against police brutality and federal intervention in cities. Los Angeles Times
The body of John Lewis made a final passing across the bridge in Selma, Alabama, where he was beaten by white police officers on “Bloody Sunday” in 1965 while marching for voting rights for Black Americans. The late congressman and civil-rights icon will lie in state at the Capitol before Thursday’s funeral. NPR
Hurricane Hanna struck southern Texas, a region already battling a surge in coronavirus infections and deaths. Meanwhile, Hurricane Douglas is passing just north of Honolulu, bringing heavy rains and strong winds. Houston Chronicle

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Did Tobacco Heiress Doris Duke Get Away With Murder?

In 1966, the richest woman in America killed her close confidante Eduardo Tirella in tony Newport, Rhode Island. Local police called it “an unfortunate accident.” But half a century later, compelling evidence points to a cover-up. Vanity Fair

The Last Word

“I am someone’s daughter, too.”
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez took to the House floor in response to comments from Rep. Ted Yoho. USA Today
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