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For some states, the concern is that residents who are offered their old jobs back simply may not accept them, choosing instead to continue tapping historically generous unemployment aid.
At least 25 former officials with the administration, President Trump's campaign or his transition team are now registered as lobbyists for clients with coronavirus needs, according to a Post analysis.
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With the coronavirus's spread diminishing in urban hot spots, state leaders now worry about rural and exurban communities such as St. John the Baptist Parish. In some cases, limited access to testing allowed the virus to proliferate for weeks in such areas with minimal detection.
Nations that had a robust response to the coronavirus pandemic are cautiously reopening. A new accusation about the presumptive presidential nominee for the Democratic Party.
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