Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Researchers are developing vaccines and starting to test them on animals As cases of coronavirus increase around the globe, the focus is turning to finding a vaccine. We’ve answered some of the big questions about vaccines and how soon one for coronavirus could be ready. How does a vaccine […]
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Alexis Pinturault has finished second in the super-G portion of a men’s World Cup Alpine combined race and positioned himself for his fourth discipline title March 1, 2020, 10:46 AM 1 min read HINTERSTODER, Austria — Alexis Pinturault finished second in the super-G portion of a men’s World Cup Alpine combined race Sunday, positioning himself
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There was no drama this time, and no delay: Within one minute of the polls closing on Saturday, all the major networks called South Carolina for Joseph R. Biden Jr. It was the first state the former vice president has ever won in three presidential campaigns, and it was a landslide. Mr. Biden carried nearly
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Voters in Tajikistan are casting ballots for the lower house of parliament in an election expected to be overwhelmingly dominated by loyalists of the strongman president March 1, 2020, 10:25 AM 1 min read MOSCOW — Voters in Tajikistan are casting ballots for the lower house of parliament in an election expected to be overwhelmingly
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WASHINGTON — Federal health officials scrambled Friday to get coronavirus testing up and running in every state, as the Trump administration signaled it may also invoke a 70-year-old defense law to guarantee the availability of protective gear should the virus spread. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said two more Americans tested positive for
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UCLA dramatically rallied from a late deficit to take sole possession of the Pac-12 lead with its seventh consecutive victory, beating Arizona 69-64 By GREG BEACHAM AP Sports Writer March 1, 2020, 6:32 AM 5 min read LOS ANGELES — A mere six weeks ago, UCLA was 8-9 and in last place in the Pac-12
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Image caption Louise Goldsmith started to lose her hearing when she was at primary school For seven years of her life, Louise Goldsmith experienced life with sound. Then her hearing mysteriously started to deteriorate. Now 25, she’s on a mission to show that life with hearing loss can be lived to the full. At first
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“Saturday Night Live” pulled off a zany LaGuardia Airport mock musical that included a star turn by actor Jake Gyllenhaal playing a plane passenger who loves to be checked out by TSA agents. In a kind of homage to his earlier “Diner Lobster” and “Bodega Bathroom” sketches former “SNL” writer and host of the night
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Vance Jackson scored 17 points and drew a crucial foul Saturday night to help New Mexico knock off Utah State 66-64 By GLEN ROSALES Associated Press March 1, 2020, 6:37 AM 4 min read ALBUQUERQUE — Vance Jackson scored 17 points and drew a crucial foul Saturday night to help New Mexico knock off Utah
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MILAN — When French President Emmanuel Macron leaned in to give Premier Giuseppe Conte the Italian double-cheek kiss not once, but on two separate occasions, during a Franco-Italian summit in Naples this week, it was much more than a greeting. It was a signal to citizens not to fear their neighbors as a new virus
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