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Mexico -- Some restaurants in Mexico City have opened their doors despite orders from the regional government for non-essential businesses to close in a bid to contain the spread of Covid-19, while other workers protested the measures.
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BREAKING: PBS Principal Counsel Michael Beller Incites Political Violence In Radical Left-Wing Agenda
โGo to the White House & throw Molotov cocktails...โ
โEven if Biden wins, we go for all the Republican voters, Homeland Security will take their children awayโฆโ
โGo to the White House & throw Molotov cocktails...โ
โEven if Biden wins, we go for all the Republican voters, Homeland Security will take their children awayโฆโ
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Japan -- Drone footage has emerged of the Fukui Prefecture, located on the Sea of Japan coast, having been coasted in snow.
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TRUMP BREAKS SILENCE AND SLAMS BIG TECH.
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Tucker Carlson Tonight : Why Democrats wanted to impeach Trump again, and why the GOP went along. The chaos of an impeachment trial is hardly the peaceful and orderly transition of power both parties assure you they want. So why are they doing this? There has to be a reason, and indeed there is one. At this point, it's worth recalling that for decades, and not that long ago, the two most powerful Democrats in the United States Senate were Ted Kennedy and Robert Byrd. Ted Kennedy left a young woman to drown in a drunk driving accident. Robert Byrd was a recruiter for the Ku Klux Klan. Democrats did not seem bothered by any of that. They praised Kennedy and Byrd at every turn, including at their funerals.
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NEW - Explosion blasts auto part company in Tianjin Free-Trade Port Zone, China. 1 dead, several injured
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Belgium, Brussels -- Protest over death of black man in police custody rocks.
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WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! Phoenix PD -- Critical Incident Briefing - December 28, 2020 - 27th and Orangewood Avenues. #shooting
National forecast. We've got a developing blizzard moving into the Plains and Midwest through Friday. Heavy snow combined with strong winds for many hours will cause white-out conditions with possible power outages. Please stay tuned to local forecasts and stay safe!
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New York -- One person is dead and 3 are critically injured in Queens following a possible chemical mass suicide - this report is preliminary, investigation is ongoing.
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New York -- Suspect is in custody after one man was fatally stabbed and 3 others rendered unconscious by possibly chemical means in Queens Village. 3 victims are in critical condition at the hospital.
BREAKING! The number of people seeking unemployment aid soared last week to 965,000, the most since late August and evidence that the resurgent virus has caused a spike in layoffs.
The latest figures for jobless claims, issued Thursday by the Labor Department, remain at levels never seen until the virus struck. Before the pandemic, weekly applications typically numbered around 225,000. Last spring, after nationwide shutdowns took effect, applications for jobless benefits spiked to nearly 7 million โ 10 times the previous record high. After declining over the summer, weekly claims have been stuck above 700,000 since September.
The high pace of layoffs coincides with an economy that has faltered as consumers have avoided traveling, shopping and eating out in the face of soaring viral caseloads. More than 4,300 deaths were reported Tuesday, another record high. Shutdowns of restaurants, bars and other venues where people gather in California, New York and other states have likely forced up layoffs.
Some states and cities are resisting shutdowns, partly out of fear of the economic consequences but raising the risk of further infections. Minnesota allowed in-person dining to resume this week. Michigan is poised to do the same. Some bars and restaurants in Kansas City are extending their hours.
In addition to the first-time applications for unemployment aid last week, the government said Thursday that 5.3 million Americans are continuing to receive state jobless benefits, up from 5.1 million in the previous week.
The latest figures for jobless claims, issued Thursday by the Labor Department, remain at levels never seen until the virus struck. Before the pandemic, weekly applications typically numbered around 225,000. Last spring, after nationwide shutdowns took effect, applications for jobless benefits spiked to nearly 7 million โ 10 times the previous record high. After declining over the summer, weekly claims have been stuck above 700,000 since September.
The high pace of layoffs coincides with an economy that has faltered as consumers have avoided traveling, shopping and eating out in the face of soaring viral caseloads. More than 4,300 deaths were reported Tuesday, another record high. Shutdowns of restaurants, bars and other venues where people gather in California, New York and other states have likely forced up layoffs.
Some states and cities are resisting shutdowns, partly out of fear of the economic consequences but raising the risk of further infections. Minnesota allowed in-person dining to resume this week. Michigan is poised to do the same. Some bars and restaurants in Kansas City are extending their hours.
In addition to the first-time applications for unemployment aid last week, the government said Thursday that 5.3 million Americans are continuing to receive state jobless benefits, up from 5.1 million in the previous week.
FOX 11 Los Angeles
Jobless claims jump to 965,000 as COVID-19 pandemic takes toll
The number of people seeking unemployment aid soared last week to 965,000, the most since late August and evidence that the resurgent virus has caused a spike in layoffs.
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