Where COVID-19 cases are on the rise, more than 120 Breonna Taylor protesters arrested, and more from Apple News

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Good Morning From Apple News

It’s September 25, 2020.

Here’s what you need to know.

Top Stories

Breonna Taylor protests continued across the country. More than 120 demonstrators — including a state lawmaker — have been arrested in Taylor’s hometown of Louisville following the announcement that no officers would be charged with her death. The Guardian

Ruth Bader Ginsburg will become the first woman in history to lie in state at the Capitol today. USA TODAY

Coronavirus cases are on the rise in at least 22 states. The U.S. is averaging about 43,000 new infections every day — a number that Dr. Anthony Fauci previously warned should be kept down to around 10,000 as we head into fall. Axios

A court ordered the White House to abandon a shortened timeline for counting the 2020 census, a decision the administration is likely to appeal. NPR

The PAC-12 reversed course and will play college football and basketball beginning in November. The conference had previously postponed all sports until January. ESPN

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The Coronavirus

The CDC released new Halloween guidance, calling trick-or-treating a “high risk” activity. Today

Teens threw a house party. It shut down their entire school. Newsweek

Still haven’t gotten your stimulus check? Claim your money before these IRS deadlines. Fox Business

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North Korea gunned down a South Korean official who drifted into its waters and burned his body. The Wall Street Journal

“He couldn’t tell what reality was”: Americans who’ve lost their loved ones to QAnon are struggling with how to cope. The Guardian

Trump’s election caused an IUD rush. Will RBG’s death do the same? The Washington Post

What the photos of wildfire and smoke don’t show you. ProPublica

’Tis (almost) the season: Here’s a first look at this year’s Hallmark Christmas movies — and when all 40 will air. Entertainment Weekly

Sports

In an op-ed, NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar says it’s great that athletes are speaking out — but that some are spouting nonsense. Los Angeles Times

Expert predictions for every Week 3 NFL game. Bleacher Report

A mic’d-up Rory McIlroy was caught professing his love for Domino’s pizza. For The Win

The Last Word

“	No one can live off $240 a week.”

With more coronavirus relief stalled in Congress, many Americans are struggling to pay their bills. NPR

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