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Nick Saban: Players aren't going to catch coronavirus 'on the football field. They're going to catch it on campus.'
Saban wonders why the argument hasn't been "we shouldn't be having school" instead of "we shouldn't be playing football."
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These states require travelers to self-quarantine or present negative COVID-19 test
States are opening back up, but some still require or recommend visitors self-quarantine for two weeks. Find out where.
- PoliticsYahoo Money
Coronavirus stimulus checks: The president 'would love to see' a second round
President Donald Trump still supports a second round of stimulus checks in another coronavirus bill, according to a White House spokeswoman.
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New Coronavirus Hot Spots Emerge In U.S. As Cases Hit 20 Million Worldwide
As COVID-19 cases reach a new high around the globe, the U.S. notably struggles to contain the virus.
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Video Chrissy Teigen Poses Topless on Instagram After Having Her Breast Implants Removed
The model and cookbook author confirmed she got her implants removed last month, writing, "Surgery went perfectly!" on Instagram
- LifestyleMen's Health
58 Charming American Towns Worth Taking a Road Trip to Visit
Hit the roads less traveled. From Men's Health
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Fauci tells Americans to be mindful of these important limitations about any future coronavirus vaccine
Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases for the last three decades and an expert on pandemics for the last four decades, has been optimistic on a vaccine arriving at the end of 2020 or in early 2021, but he has also cautioned the public on their expectations for the effectiveness of any vaccine that is developed. “The chances of it being 98% are not great, which means you must never abandon the public-health approach,” Fauci told a recent live streamed Q&A hosted by Brown University. “You've got to think of a vaccine as a tool to be able to get a pandemic to no longer be a pandemic, but to be something that's well-controlled.”
