Florida reported its own record with more than 10,100 new cases.
In Texas, people are now mandated to wear masks in public in any county with 20 or more reported positive cases of COVID-19.
In California, hospitalizations for coronavirus treatment have jumped 56% in two weeks, the Los Angeles Times reports. Some restrictions that had been eased have been restored.
Nationwide, an estimated 2.7 million Americans were infected with COVID-19 as of July 1, according to data from Johns Hopkins.
Herman Cain Hospitalized: Herman Cain, a prominent conservative and co-chair of Black Voices for Trump, has been hospitalized for treatment of the virus. He appeared at President Donald Trump’s rally in Tulsa on June 20.
Americans Banned from Europe: The European Union has begun reopening to international travelers but American visitors are banned from entering its member nations for now. Travelers from 14 nations will be allowed in, but the spiraling coronavirus infection rate here makes Americans too risky.
Keep Calm and Party On: Local officials across the country issued similar pleas to their citizens in advance of the July 4th holiday weekend: Party at home. Stay out of crowded places. Wear a mask if you go out.
Nationwide, an estimated 2.7 million Americans were infected with COVID-19 as of July 1, according to data from Johns Hopkins.
Herman Cain Hospitalized: Herman Cain, a prominent conservative and co-chair of Black Voices for Trump, has been hospitalized for treatment of the virus. He appeared at President Donald Trump’s rally in Tulsa on June 20.
Americans Banned from Europe: The European Union has begun reopening to international travelers but American visitors are banned from entering its member nations for now. Travelers from 14 nations will be allowed in, but the spiraling coronavirus infection rate here makes Americans too risky.
Keep Calm and Party On: Local officials across the country issued similar pleas to their citizens in advance of the July 4th holiday weekend: Party at home. Stay out of crowded places. Wear a mask if you go out.
➤GHISLAINE MEXWELL ORDERED LOCKED-UP: The ruling in New Hampshire on Thursday pending her transfer to face trial in Manhattan for allegedly recruiting underage girls so they could be sexually abused by her ex-lover, infamous pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
Maxwell, 58, waived her right to seek release on bond following her blockbuster arrest earlier in the day, although defense lawyer Lawrence Vogelman said she reserved the right to do so once in New York.
Prosecutors had filed legal papers ahead of the hearing that called the disgraced British socialite an “extreme” flight risk on grounds that she has three passports and $20 million in various bank accounts.
Maxwell didn’t enter a plea to the six felony counts in the indictment against her, which alleges that she schemed with Epstein — a financier who committed suicide following his arrest last year — and lied about it during a sworn deposition in 2016.
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Citing an internal letter, the news service said that flare-ups of coronavirus in various parts of the nation forced the decision. The company may allow restaurants that have already reopened to stay open depending on the guidance of local governments. Drive-throughs are still mostly open.
➤NO MORE ODWALLA JUICE: Odwalla Juice is about to disappear from grocery shelves. Coca-Cola, owner of the juice and smoothie brand, has decided to discontinue it. Smoothies are becoming less popular because they pack quite a few calories in with all those veggies.
Report: NFL to play black national anthem before season openers https://t.co/gYy3djWL4l— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) July 2, 2020
➤MORE NBA PLAYERS TEST POSITIVE: Nine more NBA players have tested positive for COVID-19, according to a joint statement by the NBA and the players’ association. So far, 25 of 344 players have tested positive since testing began on June 23rd.
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Breaking News: Hugh Downs, a longtime host of “Today” and “20/20,” whose honeyed delivery and low-key manner made him a TV favorite for decades, has died at 99 https://t.co/1AofYKtWhL— The New York Times (@nytimes) July 2, 2020
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