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"It shouldn't be on Asians to prove we're American by sacrifice," one Twitter user wrote in response.
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The El Paso County Republican Party questioned the reality of the deadly pandemic in a now-deleted Facebook post.
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The FDA recommended a change in policy due to “unprecedented challenges to the U.S. blood supply” amid the coronavirus.
Some GOP senators who supported lowering the unemployment benefits aren't mentioning that to their constituents.
John Swaller was jailed in Missouri on a charge of making terroristic threats.
“Mommy! Mommy, hurry up!” Janis Mackey Frayer’s son is seen yelling to his mom, who was covering the outbreak in China.
Gov. Ron DeSantis continues to downplay its threat by treating in-person church services as "essential."
Even a federal judge has said the state is “endangering its population” by holding in-person voting.
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