New COVID Breath Test Gives Near-Instant Results

Researches used technology for detecting lung cancer. Researchers in Wales have come up with a device that can analyze COVID-19 from breath samples.  They have employed a technology…

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Record Number of Women Elected to Congress

Now 17 more than in 2016. More women were elected to Congress on Election Day 2020 than in any prior year in U.S. history. A Rutgers University center…

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Trump Campaign Challenges Election Counts

Judges in Michigan and Georgia courts dismiss suits.  On Thursday, the Trump campaign filed lawsuits in several states to challenge the ongoing process of counting all the legally…

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Puerto Ricans Vote in Favor of Statehood

Non-binding referendum passed with 52 percent of votes. Support for U.S. statehood accompanied a very close race for governor of Puerto Rico. One candidate had campaigned on retaining the…

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Another Storm System Heads Toward U.S.

Florida, Southeast coast, and Gulf Coast could be hit. Eta was a Category 4 hurricane when it moved into Nicaragua earlier this week. According to the National Hurricane…

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Senate Control Hangs on Uncalled States

More votes remain to be counted. Vote counts are continuing in Pennsylvania, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, Arizona, and Alaska, but only three of them had U.S. Senate races…

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Administration Approves Drone Sale to Taiwan

$600 million sale will give island nation four advanced surveillance drones.  President Trump’s administration announced that it had approved the sale of four advanced surveillance drones to Taiwan…

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Supreme Court Hears Final Case of the Week

Major case has freedom of religion versus anti-discrimination. On Wednesday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the final case of the week, Fulton v. City of Philadelphia.…

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Supreme Court Hears Tuesday Cases

Cases deal with Eighth Amendment and minimum sentences.  On Tuesday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the cases of Jones v. Mississippi and Borden v. United States.…

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Presidential Race Narrows

Millions of votes are yet uncounted. As of early Wednesday, the presidential election hangs in the balance. There remain a handful of closely-fought states yet to decide the…

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