Is it safe for kids to return to school as Coronavirus out of control 40 states

07/16/20 • 67 min

This year, your back to school shopping list may have a few changes. You might need fewer three-ring notebooks and composition books and extra hand sanitizer, or you might consider replacing your kid’s lunchbox to allow it to be cleaned thoroughly every night. But just because this year’s back to school lists are focused more on personal safety than pens and pencils doesn’t mean they can’t be silly, stylish, or sweet, depending on your child’s personal preferences.
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The Supreme Court 8 cases the justices have yet to rule on 2 against Trump

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The Supreme Court is taking an unusually long time to complete its term this year, with decisions in eight cases still under wraps days after the justices would have typically cleared out its docket for the season. The coronavirus pandemic can be partly blamed for the delay. Already, the justices broke tradition in May by holding oral arguments over the phone and broadcasting them live as much of the country was under lockdown.
While the court has so far issued opinions in dozens of cases, including several major one's last months dealing with LGBTQ rights, abortion, and immigration
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President Donald Trump puts on a mask for votes. But I think its to late for him

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The mask may have reached a tipping point.
President Donald Trump’s administration on Monday pushed to encourage mask-wearing, explicitly endorsing a measure widely seen as crucial to stemming the coronavirus pandemic, and potentially quelling a bitter debate that experts say costs lives. The president, who for months resisted covering his face in public, tweeted that “it is Patriotic to wear a face mask when you can’t socially distance.” And Vice President Mike Pence told governors in a teleconference that he supported their mask mandates, with the administration even sending a memorandum to New Jersey recommending that it continue its order. The reversal followed polls that showed Trump’s refusal to champion masks was out of step with citizens terrified by rising case counts nationwide. Trump reverses course on masks, calling them ‘patriotic’ after allies split with him