TRENTON - The release of disciplinary reports going back to 2000 for New Jersey state troopers won’t go forward on Wednesday as the attorney general planned because of a court order blocking their release.Grewal had ordered last month that the names of officers who committed serious disciplinary violations would be released, but police officer and troopers’ unions sued to block the release.

They argued the release of officer’s names would smear them unfairly.RELATED: SEPTA police sergeant terminated after striking protesters with baton, spokesperson saysThey won a decision in New Jersey’s Appellate Division last week.Grewal had sought to require law enforcement agencies across the state to publicly identify officers who were fired, demoted.

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COVID-19 may lead to large-scale bankruptcies: Survey

NEW DELHI : COVID-19 pandemic may lead to large-scale bankruptcies and induce growing unethical behaviour in the investment management industry, as per a survey.The survey, which covered more than 13,000 respondents, also noted that 39 per cent of CFA charterholders globally and 46 per cent in India expect large scale consolidation of firms.According to the global survey by CFA Institute, 42 per cent of Asia Pacific respondents predict large-scale bankruptcies, while 50 per cent expect that the crisis may induce growing unethical behaviour in the investment management industry (against a global response of 45 per cent).It found that close to 80 per cent of respondents think any recovery would be slow or stagnant in the short-term before

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Coronavirus is worse in cold weather, research suggests

Coronavirus may be more severe in colder months than warmer ones, and dry indoor air may encourage its spread, new research suggests.

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Despite job, business losses, some pivot to new opportunity during covid-19 pandemic

NEW DELHI : By the end of April, Shareshtha Sachdeva knew she would soon be out of a job. The travel company she’d worked at for nine years decided to wrap up India operations because covid-19 had hit business.

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Bill introduced in Senate to allow Americans to sue China over covid pandemic

WASHINGTON : Some half-a-dozen influential Republican lawmakers on Monday introduced a legislation in the Senate to allow Americans to sue China in federal court for its role in causing the coronavirus pandemic.The Civil Justice for Victims of COVID Act gives federal courts authority to hear claims that China has caused or substantially contributed to the COVID-19 pandemic.Introduced by senators Martha McSally, Marsha Blackburn, Tom Cotton, Josh Hawley, Mike Rounds and Thom Tillis, the bill strips China of its sovereign immunity for reckless actions that caused the pandemic and creates a cause of action.

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Over 1.60 lakh healthcare facilities in country operating without permission

NEW DELHI : The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) told the National Green Tribunal Tuesday that over 1.60 lakh healthcare facilities across the country have not obtained requisite permission under Bio-medical Waste Management (BMWM) Rules and running without authorisation.The apex pollution monitoring body told the green panel that as per the annual report submitted by state pollution control boards, out of 2,70,416 healthcare facilities, only 1,11,122 units have applied for authorisation and 1,10,356 HCFs have obtained authorization under BMWM Rules, 2016.Out of these 2,70,416 nos of HCFs, only 1,10,356 HFCs are authorized till the year 2019, it said."Apart from those who have applied and those who have obtained authorisation, there

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IFA critical of funding allocation in new CAP agreement

The Irish Farmers' Association has criticised the allocation of funds under the new Common Agricultural Policy, which was agreed at overnight talks in Brussels.

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FBI: Federal judge's son killed, husband injured by 'men's rights' lawyer dressed as FedEx driver

Attorney Roy Den Hollander appeared on Fox News and Comedy Central for lawsuits challenging perceived infringements of “men’s rights.” The FBI says he was found dead Monday after allegedly shooting and killing a federal judge's son.

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Weather Authority: Tuesday to mark day 5 of heat wave

PHILADELPHIA - Tuesday will likely mark the fifth day of the extended heat wave in the Philadelphia area.FOX 29's Sue Serio is calling for another hot day with temperatures reaching up to 96 degrees in some areas.By the afternoon, temperatures may feel as high as 98 degrees.A Code Orange air quality alert has been issued for parts of New Jersey.Wednesday could bring some scattered storms, but don’t expect the rain to offer a break from the heat.

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₹5 lakh to PMC bank depositors during COVID-19; HC seeks Centre, RBI

New Delhi: The Delhi High Court Tuesday asked the Centre and the RBI to respond to a plea seeking release of up to ₹5 lakh to depositors of the scam-hit Punjab and Maharashtra Cooperative (PMC) Bank Ltd to help them address health issues during the prevalent COVID-19 pandemic.A bench of Chief Justice D N Patel and Justice Prateek Jalan issued notice to the Finance Ministry, Reserve Bank of India and PMC Bank seeking their stand on the application moved by consumer rights activist Bejon Kumar Misra.The court asked them to file replies before the next date of hearing on August 19.Misra, in the application filed through advocate Shashank Deo Sudhi, has said the court on an earlier date of hearing had asked the depositors to make a

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Deal shows 'Europe can come together'

Minister for European Affairs Thomas Byrne has said the European Union Covid-19 recovery package "shows Europe can come together" and will give certainty to citizens and to businesses.

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Nepal to resume international flights after long halt due to coronavirus

KATHMANDU : Nepal will allow regular international airline flights from August 17, a minister said on Tuesday, nearly four months after suspending them to curb the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.Wedged between China and India, Nepal enforced a nationwide lockdown, halting scheduled flights, in March, when reported its first confirmed cases of COVID-19.So far, Nepal has reported 17,844 infections with 40 deaths from the disease.Nepal, home to eight of the world’s 14 highest mountains including Mount Everest, is dependent on tourism including mountain climbing.The decision to restart flights from Nepal’s only international airport in Kathmandu was taken at a cabinet meeting late on Monday.“We’ll prepare the safety regulations which must

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China 'chose' not to stop coronavirus from spreading across the world: Trump

WASHINGTON : Accusing China of not being transparent about the COVID-19, US President Donald Trump has said that Beijing could have stopped the deadly virus from spreading across the world but they "chose" not to.Trump has in the past expressed disappointment over China's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Indian businesses resilient despite COVID-19 impact: HSBC report

NEW DELHI : Many Indian businesses have shown high preparedness, made contingency plans for the future and continue to operate as normal despite the significant impact of COVID-19, says a report.According to HSBC's Navigator report, almost half (46%) of Indian businesses covered under a survey felt 'very strongly' impacted by the pandemic, yet more than half (54%) felt they were as well prepared as they possibly could be.This is a level that is the second highest amongst all countries surveyed and higher than the average across all markets (45%), according to the report titled, 'Building Back Better'.The survey was conducted on more than 2,600 companies across 14 global markets – including 200 firms from India.Despite the high level of

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Jobs amid Covid crisis: Hiring sentiment best in Bengaluru, followed by Delhi, Hyderabad

NEW DELHI : As the economy opens up in a phased manned in Unlock 2.0, hiring sentiment has picked up by 7% on an average in India, according to the TeamLease Employment Outlook Report released today.The report shows that Bengaluru has the highest hiring sentiment of 21% in all major cities of India. In the city-wise trend list, Delhi comes second, followed by Hyderabad, Chandigarh, Mumbai, Kolkata and Pune.According to the report, out of the 21 sectors analyzed barring for travel and hospitality all the other sectors, though in varying degrees are positive about hiring.

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3 coronavirus vaccines show positive results in trials: 5 key things to know

Oxford University and AstraZeneca Plc and the other from China's CanSino Biologics - induced immune responses in healthy volunteers without causing dangerous side effects, according to studies published on Monday in The Lancet.A third different type of vaccine from Pfizer Inc and German biotech BioNTech also showed promise in a small, early study released on Monday, adding to hopes that at least one will prove safe and effective.The following are five takeaways from Monday's developments, drawn in part from an editorial in The Lancet medical journal:1.

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Double-shot covid vaccine tests raise new pandemic challenge

vaccine may be better than one. But doubling the number of jabs each person needs could complicate efforts to immunize billions of people.The latest results from front-runners in the sprint to come up with a vaccine, including the University of Oxford-AstraZeneca Plc partnership and Moderna Inc., highlight that prospect.

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New Romania law stops coronavirus patients from leaving hospitals, closing loophole

Romanians infected with the new coronavirus to walk out of hospitals or not be treated at all ends on Tuesday as a new law comes into effect.The European Union state has reported a spike in COVID-19 infections this month and record high daily levels since the pandemic started in the country in February.

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Paul Rudd, John Cena and More Join John Oliver to Dispel Coronavirus Conspiracy Theories

John Oliver turned to a cadre of beloved Hollywood stars to help him with an important mission.

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Senate panel now likely to back questionable Trump Fed pick

WASHINGTON – In a shift, the Senate Banking Committee is likely to back President Donald Trump's unconventional nomination of Judy Shelton for the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors in a party-line vote Tuesday. The committee's support would move Shelton's nomination to the full Senate, which would have until the end of the year to confirm or reject it.Late Monday, Sen.

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FHSAA will keep current fall sports schedule for now

ORLANDO, Fla. – The Florida High School Athletic Association will keep the current fall sports schedule for now.An emergency meeting was held on Monday night to see how fall sports could move forward.The meeting lasted five hours.Practices are set to begin on July 27.Another meeting will be held later this week.News 6 Sports Anchor Ryan Welch said there was talk of possibility extending the end of the fall season.More than 4,000 people tuned into the emergency meeting online on Monday.This is a developing story.

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'Really big fire' burns into the night at Salem County chicken farm

Skyfox over fire at a chicken farm in Pilesgrove, N.J. PILESGROVE, N.J. - Fire crews are battling a huge fire in Salem County, N.J.N.J.

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NJ to give option for all-remote learning, local families wrestle with decision to keep kids home

TRENTON, N.J. - Parents in New Jersey will soon have the option to opt for all-remote learning for their children for the upcoming school year, Governor Phil Murphy announced MondayNew Jersey's Department of Education will be releasing guidance later this week to allow parents to select all-remote learning for their children.New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy (Edwin J. Torres/Governor's Office)Murphy announced the coming guidance during his daily press briefing on Monday.“Like everyone else, we are taking it one day at a time,” Juanita Stewart said.AdvertisementStewart and her fifth grade son wrapping up a pool day and talking about school in the fall.“I pray they don’t have to be homeschooled,” Stewart commented.Three South Jersey families

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Deputy Chief Medical Officer interview on ABC News Breakfast on 21 July 2020

MICHAEL ROWLAND: Let's go back to our coronavirus coverage now, and as Victoria and New South Wales continue to report a rise in infections, there's some rare good news this morning, very promising. Researchers in Britain say first stage trials were a success and they're hopeful a vaccine can be developed before the end of the year.

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California reports nearly 12,000 coronavirus cases in 1 day, setting new record

California reported a record increase of more than 11,800 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday, according to a Reuters tally of county data, as the Trump administration pushes for schools to reopen to help businesses return to normal.If California were a country, it would rank fifth in the world for total cases at nearly 400,000, behind the United States, Brazil, India and Russia. Trump calls face masks ‘patriotic’ as U.S.

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Oil prices steady as coronavirus vaccine news counters rise in virus cases

TOKYO : Oil prices were little changed on Tuesday, trapped in the narrow trading band of the past three weeks as investors gauged hopes for a recovery in oil demand against fears of new lockdowns due to a growing number of coronavirus cases.Prices were offered some support by positive news on the development of vaccines as drugmakers and medical institutions rush to find a way to counter the world's worst health crisis in a century.Brent futures were up 15 cents, or 0.4%, at $43.43 by 0117 GMT, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) edged up 2 cents to $40.83.The closing prices of both Brent and WTI have traded within a $2 channel so far this month.In China, some cinemas reopened on Monday after a six-month closure, raising hope a recovery

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Brazil set to test Chinese coronavirus vaccine

vaccine against the new coronavirus Tuesday, issuing the first doses to around 900 volunteers, officials said.The coronavirus vaccine, developed by private Chinese pharmaceutical firm Sinovac, is the third in the world to enter Phase 3 trials, or large-scale testing on humans -- the last step before regulatory approval.It will be administered to doctors and other health workers who volunteer for the program across six states in Brazil, one of the countries hit hardest by the pandemic."Trials of CoronaVac, one of the vaccines that has advanced furthest in testing in the world, will begin at the Clinical Hospital of Sao Paulo," the state's governor, Joao Doria, told a news conference.He said initial results were expected within 90

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FBI: 'Men's rights' lawyer found dead is suspected of shooting Judge Esther Salas' family

NEW JERSEY - A man found dead in the Catskills in upstate New York may have been behind the shooting of a federal judge's son and husband.Investigators are examining a possible connection between the shooting and the body of a self-described "anti-feminist" lawyer found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound in Sullivan County, New York, a law enforcement official said.The man, identified as Roy Den Hollander, an attorney based in New York City, is being investigated in connection with the shooting, officials told The Associated Press.

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Deputy Chief Medical Officer interview on Channel 9 Today Show on 21 July 2020

ALLISON LANGDON: Well, encouraging news this morning in the race for a coronavirus vaccine with scientists in the UK saying their jab, which is currently in human trials, is safe and created immunity against the deadly virus.KARL STEFANOVIC: Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr Nick Coatsworth joins us now from Canberra. Doc, good morning to you.

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NFL offers players to scrap all preseason games, according to a source

FILE - A football with the NFL logo photographed at the Bank of America Stadium. NEW YORK, N.Y. - The NFL has offered to scrap all preseason games, a person familiar with the decision tells The Associated Press.The players' association had sought no preseason games and the league had reduced the exhibition schedule to two games.

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Colin Jost says his wedding date with Scarlett Johansson remains in limbo amid COVID-19 pandemic

Colin Jost says he and Scarlett Johansson are continuing to wait out the coronavirus en route to the altar.The Saturday Night Live personality, 38, talked with Andy Cohen Live Monday about the nuptials, as the celebrity couple had to push back their wedding amid the COVID-19 shutdown.Cohen asked Jost if the coronavirus would have any impact on the way he the A-list actress (who got engaged in May of 2019) tied the knot.

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445 new coronavirus cases pushes Canada past 111,000 as curve begins to rise

Canada added 445 new confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus Monday, continuing an upward trend in daily infections that stretched through the weekend.The new cases bring the country’s total to 111,096, although over 97,000 of those patients have since recovered, representing over 87 per cent of the total to date.

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Osceola commissioner accused of impersonating as law enforcement officer

OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. – An Osceola County Commissioner is accused of impersonating as a law enforcement officer at a Homeowner's Association meeting, according to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.Fred Wilbur Hawkins, 53, of Saint Cloud is facing one count of false personation, according to investigators.The Osceola County commissioner turned himself into investigators on Monday, according to FDLE.FDLE said on Nov.

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MLB doubles camera angles for video reviews of umpires

NEW YORK – Taking a chance to review instant replay, Major League Baseball doubled the isolated cameras available for video reviews to 24 this year.MLB also arranged for high-frame rate cameras to stream directly to the new replay operations center and ballpark video rooms, and for MLB-controlled 4K cameras with zoom lenses to be installed at high locations behind home plate.A new replay hub about twice the size of the old one was constructed as part of the move of Major League Baseball and MLB Advanced Media to a combined office space in Manhattan, across the street from Radio City Music Hall.“We think that the product of all these items is going to result in a much more rapid review process, so that we’ll be getting video available much

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Deputy Chief Medical Officer interview on Channel 7 Sunrise on 21 July 2020

NATALIE BARR: For more on the COVID crisis, I'm joined by Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr Nick Coatsworth. Good morning to you.

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Deputy Chief Medical Officer interview on ABC 7.30 on 20 July 2020

LEIGH SALES:Dr Nick Coatsworth is the federal Deputy Chief Medical Officer, and he joined me from Canberra.Dr Coatsworth, thanks very much for being with us. If we can start with masks; why shouldn't New South Wales give itself every chance of avoiding where Victoria's gotten to and mandate mask-wearing in highly populated areas and hot spots right now?NICK COATSWORTH:So, Leigh that is a question that we're getting a lot at the moment, and it's got two elements to the response.

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Deputy Chief Medical Officer interview on The Project on 20 July 2020

CARRIE BICKMORE:Well, Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr Nick Coatsworth joins us now. Nick, should Sydney restaurants, pubs and bars be shut down? That seems to be the main transmission place.NICK COATSWORTH:Well, Carrie, it certainly is the case that pubs, bars, restaurants have a risk, but they can also be COVID-safe, and that's up to the proprietor of those institutions, but also for the patrons as well.

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Deputy Chief Medical Officer press conference about COVID-19 on 20 July 2020

NICK COATSWORTH: Good afternoon, everybody. Dr Nick Coatsworth with today's update on COVID-19 in Australia.

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Acting Chief Medical Officer interview on Radio National, Breakfast on 20 July 2020

FRAN KELLY:Well the outbreak in the southeast of the country goes on despite those strict lockdown measures in Melbourne that have been in place for almost two weeks now. Over the weekend, Victoria recorded its second highest daily infection toll, and there are fears of a growing cluster in New South Wales.

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Folks look for ways to cope in the Delaware Valley heat wave

CHERRY HILL, N.J. - It’s too hot for all this!Dangeroulsy hot and, still, there are many who have to be out in it. Got things to do.

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The New Reality: Performers take art online to keep festivals alive during COVID-19

Festivals have gone completely online due to COVID-19 this year, forcing performers to adapt and innovate. Elizabeth McSheffrey explains.

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New Brunswick Summer Music Festival adjusts in response to Coronavirus

Fredericton in early August would normally be filled with the sound of classical music — courtesy of the New Brunswick Summer Music Festival. But this year it’s among the festivals that have had to adjust to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Promising early findings for 2 more COVID-19 vaccines

In a pair of promising developments today, researchers from Oxford University and another group from China reported in The Lancet that two different adenovirus-vectored COVID-19 vaccines prompted an immune response and appeared to be safe, paving the way for efficacy trials.

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Alberta records 368 new cases of COVID-19 since Friday, 3 new deaths

COVID-19 over the last three days as the provincial total of active infections climbs to more than 1,000.The province’s active number of cases now sits at 1,109. Of those, 86 people are in hospital, with 17 people being treated in intensive care.Alberta’s death toll has also increased by three.

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Fauci to throw 1st pitch at Yankees-Nationals opener in DC

WASHINGTON – Dr. Anthony Fauci, the country’s top infectious disease expert, will throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the first game of Major League Baseball’s pandemic-delayed regular season.The Washington Nationals announced Monday that Fauci -- a self-described fan of the reigning World Series champions -- accepted the team’s invitation to have the pregame honor Thursday night.

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Kenney, Krasner criticize Trump vow to send more feds to cities, including Philly

PHILADELPHIA - President Donald Trump says he's sending federal law enforcement officers to Philadelphia and other cities across the country as gun violence skyrockets nationwide.For weeks, the president has slammed the crime rates in American cities.

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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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