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Trump Pressed on Coronavirus Response in Town Hall, Biden Asked to Outline Alternative Plan
President Trump was pressed on his handling of the pandemic during a contentious town hall, while Joe Biden was asked in a separate event what he would do differently.
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Senate to Subpoena Twitter CEO Over Blocking of Disputed Biden Articles
GOP senators said the Judiciary Committee would subpoena Jack Dorsey after his social-media company limited sharing of New York Post articles about Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his son.
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China Drugmaker Gives Unproven Covid-19 Vaccine to Students Going Abroad
China is expanding distribution of coronavirus vaccines outside of clinical trials, with a state-owned company offering them to students going abroad amid a campaign by officials to boost public confidence in homegrown inoculations.
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Goldman’s Pandemic Hot Streak Continues in Third Quarter
The bank’s sharply higher profit is the latest confirmation that, even in a pandemic and a recession, Wall Street can still make money.
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Fewer Fistfights, Less Sex—TV Production Gets a Covid Makeover
As production resumes during the pandemic, fear of contagion is changing everything about making television. Producers are avoiding scenes with crowds, guest stars or intimacy between characters, wherever possible. “Are we crazy to be doing this?”
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JPMorgan, Citigroup Signal That Economy Isn’t Out of the Woods
Both banks reported better-than-expected results, but JPMorgan CEO James Dimon said the U.S. needs another coronavirus-relief package.
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Republicans, Democrats Clash at Confirmation Hearing for Amy Coney Barrett
Senate Republicans focused on Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s qualifications and their responsibility to approve her nomination at Senate Judiciary Committee hearings Monday, while Democrats highlighted the haste of the confirmation process and the threat to the Affordable Care Act.
The Wall Street Journal | | Fuente originalMás leídas hoy
- Moncloa prepara un decreto para subir el SMI hasta 1.000 euros en plena crisis
- Campaña china para convencer de que el virus llegó de fuera
- La ONU reconoce oficialmente las propiedades medicinales del cannabis
- El paro sube en 25.269 personas en noviembre, el mayor incremento en este mes desde 2012
- El mapa de las prohibiciones navideñas: cuándo podrás viajar y hasta qué hora cenar
- Madrid: el "paraíso fiscal" será la segunda comunidad con menos déficit en 2021
- Noviembre cerró con 11.800 afiliados menos y 18.500 trabajadores en ERTE más
- Physical Attractiveness Bias: 28 Studies on Why Attractive People Win in the Legal System & in Life
- PSOE y Podemos cierran el pacto para prohibir desahucios de "vulnerables"
- El empleo sigue recuperándose y España vuelve a superar los 19 millones de ocupados
- El Black Friday no reanima el consumo: las ventas con tarjetas se hunden un 27%
- La UE propone confinarse una semana antes y otra después de Navidad sin colegios y con teletrabajo
- Bruselas estudia vías para lanzar el fondo de recuperacion sin Polonia y Hungría
- La hostelería destruye en un noviembre negro 80.000 empleos y deja 226.000 en ERTE
- El nuevo decreto antidesahucios incluirá a personas vulnerables sin contrato de alquiler
- Covid-19 : la France encore loin des 5000 cas quotidiens fixés par le gouvernement
