No. 6 Ohio State, No. 10 Penn State and No. 14 Oregon returned to The Associated Press college football poll on Sunday, weeks before they start playing, creating a Top 25 as unusual as this season.At the top of the rankings this week, Clemson remained No.

1 with 55 first-place votes, followed by Alabama at No. 2 with three first-place votes.The rest of the rankings was rattled by the Big Ten, Pac-12, Mountain West and Mid-American conferences reversing course and deciding to play fall football after initially postponing because of COVID-19 concerns.None will kick off until late October at the earliest, but the AP decided all FBS teams planning to play in the fall would be eligible for inclusion in the Top 25.Most voters put the most highly.

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Chiefs of Army, Navy, Air Force quarantined after top Coast Guard official tests positive for COVID-19

FILE - Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley (C) attends the Medal of Honor ceremony to be awarded to US Army Sergeant Major Thomas Payne for conspicuous gallantry while serving in Iraq, in the East Room of the White House in Washing (ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS/AFP via Getty Images)The chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and other top military leaders are under quarantine after a senior Coast Guard official tested positive for the coronavirus, two U.S.

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Coronavirus: Nova Scotia’s top doctor provides advice on hosting Thanksgiving amid pandemic

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Scots warned face masks must cover nose in guidance from health experts

Health experts have revealed how to wear a face covering safely amid growing reports of Scots keeping their noses uncovered. Scots must, by law, wear a face covering when they're in most public indoor settings, including on public transport, bars, restaurants and shops.

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US must learn to live with Covid virus, just like Flu, says Donald Trump

WASHINGTON : Washington [US], October 6 (ANI): US President Donald Trump on Tuesday downplayed coronavirus pandemic likening the highly contagious virus to the seasonal flu and said that there people in the United States should "learn to live with it."President Trump further said that closing down the country is not an option.In a tweet after returning to the White House after being hospitalised for Covid-19, Trump said: "Flu season is coming up! Many people every year, sometimes over 100,000, and despite the Vaccine, die from the Flu.

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Scott McGillivray’s top tips to increase the value of your home

HGTV Canada’s Scott McGillivray shares his tips for increasing the value of your home and his new show ‘Family Home Overhaul.’

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AP source: No new positives put Titans closer to return

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Tennessee Titans have had their second straight day without positive coronavirus tests, allowing them to potentially reopen their facility Wednesday after the NFL’s first COVID-19 outbreak, a person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press.The Titans had no positive tests Monday or Tuesday, and Tennessee needs that to continue Wednesday to be able to go back to its facility, according to the person who spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity Tuesday because neither the NFL nor the Titans announced the latest results.Tennessee announced that coach Mike Vrabel would talk to reporters midday Tuesday.

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Trump faces backlash for removing mask on return to White House

US President Donald Trump faced a backlash for removing his mask when he returned to the White House and urging Americans not to fear Covid-19, which has killed more than 209,000 people in the country and put him in hospital.

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52% of Canadian parents won’t let kids trick-or-treat amid coronavirus: poll

COVID-19 pandemic disrupt their plans for upcoming holidays and seasonal events, a new poll suggests.The poll, conducted by Leger and the Association for Canadian Studies, comes as COVID-19 cases are surging and public health authorities are pleading with Canadians in places with rising case counts to avoid contact with anyone outside their immediate families or at least to stick to small social circles.

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'Happy' child, 7, dies at school as teachers mourn ‘healthy boy who didn’t return home'

Cheshire Live.Andy said: “He was a sporty, beautiful, healthy boy who loved rugby at Sandbach RUFC and karate, swimming, golf cycling, rollerblading - everything.“He was about to start football at Sandbach United.

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New map reveals areas of Irvine and Kilwinning with the most coronavirus cases

North Ayrshire into small areas with the colour code showing the regions being hit with the most cases. Working on the basis of a 7-day positive per 100,000 population, the platform shows that Irvine and Kilwinning is the hardest hit for COVID-19 cases at the moment.Irvine Broomlands; Irvine Castlepark South; Irvine Perecton and Lawthorn; Irvine Tarryholme; Kilwinning Central and North; Kilwinning West and Blacklands; Kilwinning Whitehirst Park and Woodside; and Stevenston Ardeer are all marked in red for having the highest rates of cases.

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After 6 months stranded, Easter Islanders will return home

RUSSELL – About 25 residents from remote Easter Island who have been stranded far from their loved ones for more than six months because of the coronavirus will finally be able to return home this week on a French military plane.The group has been stranded on Tahiti in French Polynesia. Many arrived in March planning to stay for just a few weeks, but they got stuck when the virus swept across the globe and their flights back home on LATAM airlines were canceled.A second group of about 15 Tahitians have also been stranded on Easter Island because of the flight cancelations.

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Nearly 60% of coronavirus tests in Argentina return positive — the world’s highest rate

Argentina has the world’s highest rate of positive COVID-19 tests, according to Oxford-linked tracker Our World In Data, with nearly six out of 10 yielding an infection, a reflection of low testing levels and loose enforcement of lockdown rules.Argentina hit 809,728 confirmed cases on Monday, with a seven-day rolling average of around 12,500 new daily infections. The country, which started strongly against the virus, passed 20,000 fatalities last week.

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Trump cleared to return to White House

U.S. President Donald Trump is back at the White House after being discharged from the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

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Edmonton Catholic parents must make schooling decision for the remainder of the year

As expected, parents and students in Edmonton Catholic Schools must once again decide if they want to attend school online or in-person — but they were surprised by a letter telling them this would be the last time they’d be allowed to change their minds, this year.

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Trump to return to White House, where COVID-19 continues to spread

After a weekend of often contradictory messages from President Donald Trump's doctors and staff about his condition following his diagnosis with COVID-19, the president announced today that he will be leaving Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

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Edmonton Catholic students must make learning decision for remainder of school year

After initially saying students could switch between in-school and online learning quarterly, the Edmonton Catholic School Board is now asking families to pick one or the other by Oct. 15, for the remainder of the school year.

Kvitova gets emotional after return to French Open quarters

PARIS – Petra Kvitova owns two Wimbledon titles, so making it to the quarterfinals of a Grand Slam tournament for the 13th time should not necessarily feel like a big deal to her.Ah, but this was different. Which is why Kvitova’s emotions swelled and her eyes watered after she beat Zhang Shuai 6-2, 6-4 on Monday at the French Open, where she hadn’t reached the round of eight since 2012.

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Coronavirus: Toronto COVID-19 cases rising at a rate that could ‘outpace’ contact tracing efforts, top doctor says

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Coronavirus: Toronto’s top doctor asks that ‘everyone rethink their Thanksgiving plans’ amid 2nd wave

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Coronavirus: Tam says provinces need to ‘test smartly’ as 2nd wave of COVID-19 grips Canada

Canada’s Chief Medical Officer of Health called on health-care providers and people across the country to “test smartly” as the second wave of the novel coronavirus continues to intensify.

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Canada needs to ‘test smartly’ to survive second wave of coronavirus, Tam says

coronavirus, Canada’s chief public health officer said Monday.In a joint press conference with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Dr. Theresa Tam told reporters broadening pandemic preparedness and effective communication at provincial and municipal levels would be “critical” in the coming weeks as health officials work to bring rapidly accelerating case numbers back under control.“We have to test smartly, obviously making sure right now if there is congestion, et cetera, that those with symptoms or those who have a risk of exposure be the ones lining up and not just (those who are) worried,” she said.

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Coronavirus: Tam says she’s ‘really concerned’ about long-term care homes amid 2nd wave of COVID-19

When asked about the possibility of Canada’s health-care system becoming overwhelmed by the second wave of the novel coronavirus, Canada’s Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Theresa Tam said Monday she was “really concerned” about the country’s long-term care homes.

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Cardinal Pell accuser denies bribe as Vatican intrigue grows

VATICAN CITY – An Australian man who accused Cardinal George Pell of sexually abusing him denied Monday he was bribed for his testimony, shooting down the latest conspiracy theory to roil the Vatican amid a corruption investigation into its shady finances.Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera has speculated in recent days that Vatican investigators were looking into whether Pell’s nemesis at the Vatican, ousted Cardinal Angelo Becciu, wired 700,000 euros ($823,000) in Vatican money to a bank account in Australia, and whether that money was tied to Pell’s sex abuse trial.Pell, brought in by Pope Francis to bring accountability and transparency to the Vatican’s opaque finances, was convicted but ultimately absolved by Australia's High Court

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Coronavirus: New cases in Ontario, Quebec make up 80 per cent of COVID-19 cases in Canada, Dr. Tam says

Canada’s chief medical officer of health Dr. Theresa Tam said Monday, during a briefing on Canada’s updated COVID-19 case counts, that new cases in Ontario and Quebec make up more than 80 per cent of new cases nationally.

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Majority of Americans blame coronavirus on U.S. government, poll shows

coronavirus crisis in the United States, a rebuke to the Trump administration’s contention that China or other countries are most at fault, a new poll shows.The poll by The University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy and The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research was conducted before President Donald Trump tested positive for the virus Friday and was hospitalized. Trump has downplayed the severity and impact of the pandemic in recent months.Although many see plenty of blame to go around and there’s a wide bipartisan divide over who is responsible, 56 per cent of Americans say the U.S.

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Miami-Dade students return to class for 1st time since March

MIAMI – More than 22,000 students are returning to classrooms in Miami-Dade County on Monday for the first time since schools shut down in March because of the coronavirus pandemic.Pre-K, kindergarten and first grade students are the first to return to the Miami-Dade Public School district under a staggered reopening plan. Another 40,000 students are expected to return to classrooms on Wednesday, with yet another group starting on Friday.

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Answering your top coronavirus questions

Senior correspondent Jeff Semple answers some pressing questions surrounding the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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COVID-19: Students, staff at Peterborough Catholic secondary school return after negative test result

COVID-19 test last week are back in school Monday.Last week, an individual at St. Peter Catholic Secondary School had an inconclusive test result for COVID-19, according to the Peterborough Victoria Northumberland Catholic District School Board.The school board was working with Peterborough Public Health in response to the test result.

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Clermont woman killed in crash after hitting power pole, troopers say

CLERMONT, Fla. – A 28-year-old Clermont woman was killed in a crash Sunday after she lost control of her car and hit a power pole, the Florida Highway Patrol said.The fatal crash happened around 5:25 p.m. at County Road 561A and Lakeview Drive, according to the FHP crash report.[TRENDING: DeSantis to lift restaurant limits in Fla. | Here’s how to track your mail-in ballot | How can I tell difference between flu and COVID-19?]Investigators said the woman was driving a Nissan Sentra west on CR 561A, failed to follow a curve in the road and drove onto the shoulder and through a culvert.

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How to fix the most annoying things about masks

Consumer Reports says that a few easy adjustments can ensure a safe and comfortable mask-wearing experience for everyone.Wearing masks is essential to slowing the spread of COVID-19. But that doesn’t mean you have to put up with the annoyances that come from wearing them, such as fogged-up glasses, ear irritation, and even acne.If you wear glasses or sunglasses that are constantly fogging up, a mask with a wire sewn in at the top is your best bet.

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A look at big issues on Supreme Court's agenda in new term

death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Trump says he wants a full court to be available to weigh in on any campaign-related litigation.Already, however, the court has confronted election-related cases from Wisconsin, Alabama, Rhode Island, Florida and Texas.

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Butler's big night helps Heat cut Lakers' Finals lead to 2-1

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. – Jimmy Butler is not ready to go home.A triple-double later, he joined NBA Finals lore — and the short-handed Miami Heat might have made this title matchup a series after all.Butler finished with 40 points, 11 rebounds and 13 assists, and the Heat beat the Los Angeles Lakers 115-104 on Sunday night to get within 2-1 — doing so with starters Bam Adebayo and Goran Dragic still unable to play because of injury.It was the third 40-point triple-double in finals history, Butler coming up with the game of his life when the Heat needed it most. He was 14 for 20 from the field, and after the Heat surrendered a double-digit lead early in the fourth he made sure this one wouldn’t get away.“Win,” Butler said.

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Bills remain undefeated, top Raiders in Las Vegas, 30-23

LAS VEGAS – Shaking off a banged-up left shoulder, Josh Allen threw for two touchdowns and rushed for another, leading the Buffalo Bills to a 30-23 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday.Buffalo has opened consecutive seasons with 4-0 records, just the third time in team history and first since the 1991 and ’92, both season when the Bills lost in the Super Bowl.The Bills have scored 30 points in three consecutive games, and are averaging 30.75 points per game, third highest in the NFL.Las Vegas (2-2) lost its second straight game after falling in New England last week.

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Annamie Paul elected as new federal Green Party leader

After a year-long race, Canada’s Green Party has elected Toronto lawyer, Annamie Paul, as their new leader, replacing Elizabeth May. Annamie Paul is the first elected Black leader of a major federal party.

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Top 32 coronavirus hotspots in England as Brits warned to expect 'bumpy' few months

coronavirus infections, but the daily number of cases has skyrocketed in the last few weeks.Despite restrictions, some local neighbourhoods are still hotspots for the life-threatening bug.

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Seahawks top Dolphins, have first 4-0 start since 2013

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – Russell Wilson threw for 360 yards and two touchdowns, and the Seattle Seahawks improved to 4-0 on the season by beating the Miami Dolphins 31-23 Sunday.The Seahawks have won their first four games only one other time in franchise history — in 2013, when they won their only Super Bowl. They've scored 30 or more points in four consecutive games for the first time since 2015.Jet lag and subtropical heat weren’t issues for the Seahawks.

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Bridgewater, Panthers fix red-zone woes, top Cardinals 31-21

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Teddy Bridgewater threw for 276 yards and two touchdowns, ran for his first score since a devastating knee injury in 2016, and the Carolina Panthers solved their red zone woes in a 31-21 win over the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday.The Panthers (2-2) scored touchdowns on their first four trips inside the Cardinals’ 20-yard line to build a 28-7 lead one week after settling for five short field goals in a 21-16 victory over the Chargers last week.Carolina controlled the clock, putting together scoring drives of 13, 9, 10, 8 and 15 plays.Bridgewater scored his first rushing touchdown since Dec.

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One month out, battered Trump campaign faces big challenges in addition to COVID-19 diagnosis

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One month out, battered Trump campaign faces big challenges

WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump’s long-hidden tax returns leaked out. His first debate performance ignited a firestorm over white supremacy.

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Tam urges caution during Thanksgiving amid recent rise in coronavirus cases

Thanksgiving holiday is safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.Dr. Theresa Tam says indoor gatherings should be kept small, especially in parts of the country where infection rates are high.1/3 This #Thanksgiving’s cornucopia needs to include an abundance of anti-#COVID19 personal precautions + set up for virtual or well-spaced gatherings to keep 2-metres #PhysicalDistancing between people not in the same #ContactBubble.

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Letter: Top deputies accuse Texas attorney general of crimes

DALLAS – Several top deputies of Texas' attorney general have reported to law enforcement that their boss engaged in crimes including bribery and abuse of office, according to an internal letter.In a single-page letter to the director of human resources in the attorney general's office, the seven senior lawyers wrote that they reported Republican Ken Paxton to “the appropriate law enforcement authority” for potentially breaking the law “in his official capacity as the current Attorney General of Texas.”“We have a good faith belief that the attorney general is violating federal and/or state law including prohibitions related to improper influence, abuse of office, bribery and other potential criminal offenses,” the Thursday letter states.

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Trump's Covid-19 condition improving, could return to White House tomorrow: Doctors

Washington: President Donald Trump's condition is improving as he is being treated for COVID-19 at a military hospital, and he could return to the White House as early as Monday, the doctors leading his treatment said on Sunday.That word came the day after a series of contradictory messages from the White House about Trump's conditions caused widespread confusion about his health."The patient continues to improve. He has remained without fever since Friday morning, his vital signs are stable," Dr.

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Ontario reports 566 coronavirus cases with most in Toronto, Peel and Ottawa

coronavirus on Sunday, bringing the total number of cases in the province to 54,199.“Locally, there are 196 new cases in Toronto, 123 in Peel and 81 in Ottawa,” Health Minister Christine Elliott said on Twitter.“Sixty-two per cent of today’s cases are in people under the age of 40. There are 534 more resolved cases.”Elliott said the province completed nearly 39,700 additional tests.

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Saudi Arabia eases coronavirus restrictions, allows pilgrims to return to Mecca

Mecca on Sunday after Saudi Arabia lifted coronavirus restrictions that had been in place for months.The kingdom had taken the rare step in early March of suspending the smaller year-round “umrah” pilgrimage that draws millions from across the world, as the coronavirus morphed into a global pandemic and prompted countries to impose lockdowns and curfews to slow down transmission.But as nations begin to ease those restrictions, the Saudi government on Sunday started allowing a maximum of 6,000 pilgrims a day to enter the sprawling Grand Mosque in Mecca. Only Saudi citizens and residents will be permitted to enter the mosque during this first phase of reopening, and each person has up to three hours to complete the pilgrimage.

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The top 10 coronavirus hotspots in Greater Manchester as cases in Fallowfield continue to rise

coronavirus hotspots across the region are now in Manchester, the latest data shows. Covid cases are continuing to spike in the areas around the University of Manchester, Manchester Metropolitan University and Salford University campuses.

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New Green leader Annamie Paul says core values of party can unite members

Amid reports of division within the Green Party, leader Annamie Paul said that despite these differences, she wants to unify the party under the shared values they have to deal with the “existential crises” facing them, including the climate emergency.

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Umrah pilgrims return to a Mecca stilled by Covid-19

MECCA, Saudi Arabia: Mecca slowly stirred from a seven-month hibernation on Sunday as pilgrims trickled in after Saudi authorities partially lifted a coronavirus ban on performing umrah - a pilgrimage to Islam's two holiest sites that is undertaken at any time of year.Millions of Muslims from around the world usually descend on Saudi Arabia for the umrah and haj Islamic pilgrimages. The two share common rites, but the haj, held once a year, is the main lengthier ritual that is a once-in-a-lifetime duty for Muslims.Saudi Arabia, which held a largely symbolic haj earlier this year limited to domestic worshippers, has allowed citizens and residents to start performing umrah as of Sunday at 30% capacity, or 6,000 pilgrims a day.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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