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Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) pushed forward with reopening businesses across the state — a decision made without input from state and local health officials.
Three prominent lawyers say a special prosector should investigate whether government employees and property are being used to promote the president's reelection campaign.
With the CDC adding new symptoms to look out for this week, we asked a science reporter to catch us up on what scientists are learning about the coronavirus. Plus, schools feel the pressure to reopen, and North Korea's leader is MIA.
Contemporaneous accounts are essential to establishing the credibility of allegations because they reduce the chances that a person is making up a story for political purposes.
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