Researchers expect deaths to rise for at least some weeks, but some say the count probably will not go up as dramatically as it did in the spring.
Allison Busemeyer
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Serbia police detain 71 during 4th night of virus protests
Many accuse the government of letting the crisis spin out of control in order to hold a June 21 vote that tightened the ruling party’s grip on power.
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Trump lags Biden on people of color in top campaign ranks
Twenty-five percent of the president’s senior staff are nonwhite, compared to 36 percent of Biden’s.
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Virus cases rise sharply in Africa, India, spurring concerns over inequality
Meanwhile, dozens of U.S. Marines are infected at two bases on Okinawa.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Jada and Will Smith reveal marriage trouble on Facebook show
She admits to having a relationship with a musician August Alsina when she and husband were separated.
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FBI arrests Epstein pal, accused of enabling abuse of girls
British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell is arrested in Bradford, N.H., where she was living on a $1 million estate.
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From big cities to backyards, July 4 not usual blowout bash
Leaders grapple with how to honor Independence Day while forced to limit some freedoms their citizens covet.
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Fish more vulnerable to warming water than first thought
Likely to be hardest hit are Alaska pollock – the biggest U.S. fishery and the source of fast food fillets – and sockeye salmon, brown trout, bonito, barracuda and swordfish.
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Stocks rise on jobs data, S&P 500 ends week with solid gain
A report shows the U.S. job market continues to climb out of the crater created by the coronavirus pandemic in the spring
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Appeals court lifts restraint against Trump book publisher
‘Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man’ is set to be published July 28.