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Meanwhile, “people working in physical establishments have fewer rights; fewer opportunities to voice privacy concerns.

Here’s where things stand on the extra $ 600 a week in unemployment benefits that expired on Friday

Democrats are holding on to the additional $ 600 a week that unemployed Americans received through July 31 under the CARES Act. Republicans say the money comes down to paying Americans not to work.

Dr Fauci recommends wearing glasses to avoid catching the coronavirus

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Why are the “Karens” so angry?

Some people say that memes of white women confronted with blacks give insight into behaviors born out of rights and privileges, while others highlight misogyny and the denial of economic rights. What is behind their rage?

Apple splits shares after massive quarter – 3 things retail investors should know before taking a bite

A stock split is a financial “non-event,” but it can still affect investor emotions, experts say.

I told my unemployed tenant about jobs. He said they weren’t paying enough and he stayed home smoking weed. Now he wants a discount. What do I do?

“Part of me doesn’t want to cut him off because I work so hard and for so long, and he just stays picky about the job. Is this wrong of me? ‘

What makes one person more likely than another to believe in #fakenews and COVID-19 conspiracy theories?

Myths and misinformation about the coronavirus pandemic are being used to politicize a global public health emergency and distract from potentially life-saving measures, medical professionals say.

‘Wrong!’ Trump, Fauci clash over spike in coronavirus cases, handling economic shutdown – and hydroxychloroquine

Anthony Fauci said the United States made mistakes in its efforts to stop transmission of the coronavirus, but President Trump gave another reason for the increase in cases.

We would all be better off in business and in life if we followed the teachings of this revered teacher.

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