Veterans Day 2020 quiet as virus wards state homes
Veterans Day observances across the United States turned somber with visitor bans at veterans homes and virtual ceremonies. In Idaho and Oklahoma outbreaks rose with dozens of cases and dozens of deaths, while high profile figures marked the day with muted tributes.
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Georgia to begin full hand tally audit of presidential vote
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced a risk limiting audit that will become a full hand tally of ballots due to a narrow margin. The process should start by week’s end and run until November 20, the certification deadline, with counties certifying results by Friday. Raffensperger emphasized accuracy and voter confidence amid pressure from GOP senators seeking resignation.
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North Carolina tightens COVID rules as cases surge
Phase 3 limits bars to outdoor service only and caps indoor spaces, with strict mask rules for public areas. Outdoor venues may host up to 50 people, arenas under 10,000 seats seat 7 percent of capacity. late alcohol service banned. Start November 12, restaurants may seek up to 20,000 in relief. Health officials warn cases will rise with cooler weather and urge testing before Thanksgiving.
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