U S virus resurgence halts progress and sparks new surges
The United States faces a coronavirus resurgence with a one day count of 34700 new cases the highest since late April. States like Arizona California Mississippi Nevada Texas and Oklahoma set single day records and hospitalizations rise in several areas. Governors threaten or impose stricter measures as mask usage grows and public compliance flags.
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Democrats plan nearly all virtual nominating convention in Milwaukee
Democrats confirmed an almost fully virtual convention set for August 17 to 20 in Milwaukee with Biden to accept the nomination in person may be limited by health concerns. The DNC said official business will occur virtually as delegates are asked not to travel, while other events will be broadcast from satellite locations.
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Asymptomatic COVID cases show lung abnormalities study finds
A Nature Medicine study of 37 asymptomatic cases in central China found more than half with CT scan lung abnormalities akin to walking pneumonia. Experts caution any damage is likely temporary while notes on reinfection and long-term immunity remain uncertain. Ohio tests total exceed 680,000 with about 400 positives daily.
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Local nonprofits receive more COVID relief funding
Akron Community Foundation says over 40 funds including its Community Response Fund for Nonprofits have awarded more than 1.2 million in grants since mid March to address the COVID-19 outbreak. The sixth round totals 87,708 with 5,000 to American Red Cross of Summit Portage and Medina Counties, 5,000 to Catholic Charities Community Services of Medina County, and 2,000 to Wadsworth Communications to share critical COVID-19 information and support a safe graduation for Wadsworth seniors.
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