rein in Facebook, Google, Amazon and Apple by breaking them up, limiting future mergers and blocking self-dealing that could hurt competitors.Those proposals are in a 450-page report issued Tuesday by a House antitrust panel, which undertook a 15-month investigation into the companies’ market dominance.

Here are five big takeaways.MORE BARK THAN BITE?With the election less than a month away and a new Congress due to be sworn in Jan.

3, there's little chance of action on the report's recommendations this year. But the report offers Congress a roadmap for 2021 should it choose to follow up on the report's proposals, which seems likely should Democrats regain control of both houses of Congress and the presidency.The Democratic presidential.

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NYPD issues $15,000 fines to five Orthodox Jewish institutions in Brooklyn over COVID violations

Five Orthodox Jewish institutions in New York City were fined $15,000 fines violation of the health code amid the coronavirus pandemic for having more than 10 people inside, according to reports. The religious spaces in Borough Park, the site of protests last week, weren’t shut down because police don’t have the authority.

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B.C. family of five who survived COVID-19 urges caution, but not fear

COVID-19 this summer is sharing their family story as a warning — and a message of optimism — to others.Anson Ann, a reverend at the Good Shepherd Richmond church, his wife Charis and two of their daughters tested positive for coronavirus, and the family is certain their third daughter also had the virus.

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Murray runs for TD, throws another, Cardinals rip 0-5 Jets

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – The Arizona Cardinals came to MetLife Stadium and like every other team this season found a cure-all for their woes with a game against a winless team from New York’s rotten football apple.Kyler Murray ran for a touchdown and threw another to DeAndre Hopkins as the Cardinals snapped a two-game losing streak with a 30-10 victory over the Jets, further putting coach Adam Gase's future in jeopardy after an 0-5 start.Murray had a 2-yard TD run and hit Hopkins on a 37-yard strike on a day the Cardinals (3-2) had 496 yards in total offense. Chase Edmonds scored on 29-yard run, Kenyan Drake tallied from a yard out and Zane Gonzalez kicked a 47-yard field goal.

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7 things we learned from damning poll on Tories' handling of coronavirus

Voters have issued a damning verdict on the Tories' handling of coronavirus in a poll for the Daily Mirror.

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Report: Arizona COVID-19 cases fell 75% after mask mandates

PHOENIX (AP) - Cases of the coronavirus in Arizona dropped 75% following the implementation of mask mandates, a new report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.The drop occurred after a statewide stay-at-home order was lifted, which resulted in a 151% spike in cases.The CDC report was authored with the Arizona Department of Health Services, including director Dr. Cara Christ.The stay-at-home order expired on May 15.

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The next big shift in economics takes shape under coronavirus shadow

‘Running the Show’President Donald Trump is promising more tax cuts if he wins. Democratic challenger Joe Biden, who leads opinion polls, has outlined a $3.5 trillion spending program -- and signaled he won’t be bound by the idea that economies necessarily do better when governments are less involved.

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UK to begin trials to test if BCG vaccine works against Covid-19

LONDON : Scientists in the UK will begin recruiting frontline healthcare workers to test if an old vaccine used to combat tuberculosis (TB), the Bacillus Calmette-Guerin or BCG jab, can be repurposed to help boost immunity against the novel coronavirus as well.The University of Exeter in south-west England said on Sunday that it is leading the UK arm of the worldwide research called the BCG vaccination to Reduce the impact of COVID-19 in healthcare workers (BRACE) trial.Participants will be given either the BCG vaccine, currently given to more than 100 million babies worldwide each year, including in India, to protect against TB, or a placebo injection.The BCG vaccine boosts immunity by “training" the immune system to respond to other

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Turkey to report full COVID-19 figures, health minister says

ANKARA – Turkey will start to report its total number of coronavirus cases later this week, the country's health minister said in an interview published Sunday, after Ankara was criticized for only releasing figures for patients showing symptoms of infection.Fahrettin Koca told the newspaper Hurriyet that asymptomatic cases would be included in Turkey’s published data from Oct. 15, which would be shared with the World Health Organization.Last month, the minister revealed Turkey had been publishing only the daily number of patients displaying symptoms of COVID-19.

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Will the 2nd coronavirus wave wipe away Canada’s movie theatres?

movie theatres sound like they could have been ripped from the script of a horror movie.Cineplex stocks took a dive earlier this week after the launch of the new James Bond movie No Time to Die was postponed yet again because of the novel coronavirus health emergency. The North American release of the much-awaited 25th iteration of the Bond saga, which stars Daniel Craig, is now planned for April 2, 2021, a year after it was originally scheduled.Superhero mega-movie Black Widow, with Scarlett Johansson, is now set to hit the theatres on May 7 of next year, instead of Nov.

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Edmonton restaurants heating things up for winter patio season

Edmonton patio restrictions eased, city extends state of emergency amid provincial relaunch Downton said the café is committed to staying open even if Mother Nature doesn’t co-operate.“Minus 30 is minus 30, and we aren’t going to be able to compete with that.

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New high-speed Covid-19 test can detect the virus in just five minutes

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Amy Coney Barrett: 5 things to know about the SCOTUS nominee

Seventh U.S. Circuit Court Judge Amy Coney Barrett, President Donald Trump's nominee for the U.S.

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Report: Iowa’s derecho crop losses increase by more than 50%

DES MOINES, Iowa – Crop loss estimates from a rare wind storm that slammed Iowa in August have increased by more than 50%, a new report shows. The U.S.

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Poland's Iga Swiatek beats Sofia Kenin for French Open title

PARIS – With the poise of a veteran and the shots of a champion, 19-year-old Iga Swiatek picked the perfect place for her first tour-level title: the French Open.Unseeded and ranked merely 54th, Swiatek grabbed the last six games to beat Sofia Kenin 6-4, 6-1 in the final at Roland Garros on Saturday, becoming the first Polish tennis player to win a Grand Slam singles trophy. When she smacked one last forehand winner to the corner to end things, Swiatek placed her right hand over her mouth then crouched, shaking her head.“It’s crazy.

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Five things to know about court nominee Amy Coney Barrett

WASHINGTON – Confirmation hearings begin Monday for President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Amy Coney Barrett. If confirmed, the 48-year-old appeals court judge would fill the seat of liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died last month.

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Premier Kenney urges ‘responsible use of freedom’ to bring down COVID-19 cases

As Ontario shuts down restaurants, gyms and movie theatres to get a handle on rising COVID cases, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says he wants to avoid such measures for Edmonton. Fletcher Kent explains.

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‘Never had such high demand’: British Columbians keen on flu shots amid COVID-19

Okanagan pharmacies preparing for higher flu shot demand Flu shots are free for people in vulnerable groups, such as seniors, young children or the immunocompromised. They are also free for people who have regular contact with those groups.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The vaccine costs $25 for anyone else.Del Negro said the province has ordered about a half-million more doses of the vaccine this year than usual.“Hopefully we’ll have plenty of flu vaccine for everyone, so I recommend all individuals get their flu shot this year,” he said.On Thursday, provincial health officer Dr.

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B.C. officials report 119 new cases of COVID-19 heading into Thanksgiving long weekend

B.C. health officials release a written statement with the daily COVID-19 numbers for Friday, Oct. 9. Legislative Bureau Chief Keith Baldrey has analysis as well as an update on next week’s Dr. Bonnie Henry’s live briefing schedule.

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The coronavirus heroes honoured by the Queen for the incredible things they did during lockdown

Timperley, co-ordinated deliveries for everything the hospital required - from building materials and medical equipment to the sheets for the hospital beds.Using Network Rail trucks and the organisation's huge warehouse in Warrington, he made sure everything 'got from A to B to where it needed to be'.Remarkably just 14 days after construction began the hospital was ready to take its first patient.The dad-of-four, 40, said: "It was a massive thing for the North West.

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Tool’s Maynard James Keenan says his lungs are “still damaged” from coronavirus

Tool’s Maynard James Keenan has revealed that he had the coronavirus earlier this year and is still suffering from lung damage because of it.Some people who contract the virus have complained of suffering from symptoms and after effects long after they have stopped testing positive for COVID-19.Keenan said in a new interview that he contracted the virus in February and that he is “still dealing with the residual effects”. “It was ugly,” he told Arizona Republic.

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Covid-19: Five further deaths, 617 additional cases

There have been five Covid-19-related deaths and 617 new cases of the disease notified to the Department of Health in the past 24 hours.

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Florida health officials report nearly 3,000 new cases of COVID-19

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Pelosi: ‘I don’t know’ if medication Trump was given for COVID-19 treatment is impacting his judgement

U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Friday clarified her comments about the need to have a clear transfer-of-power process in place in the event the 25th amendment is invoked in the event of presidential incapacity.

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Nearly 3 million migrants stranded by COVID-19 - UN report

GENEVA : Coronavirus border closures and restrictions have stranded nearly 3 million migrants around the world who want to return home but cannot, the U.N. migration agency said on Friday, adding some had been "warehoused" in unhygenic settings.The International Organization for Migration report is the most comprehensive to date on the issue, covering more than 100 countries.

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Grand River Transit bus driver tests positive for coronavirus

Ontario to report new record of over 900 coronavirus cases, implement more strict measures: sources The driver is said to currently be in self-isolation.The region says the GRT has taken extra precautions to keep its employees and transit riders safe.These include enhanced cleaning and disinfecting of vehicles, stations and frequently touched surfaces; requiring operators to wear masks in public areas and shared indoor spaces; and installing barriers on buses to protect operators and passengers.“GRT continues to do everything that is necessary to ensure a safe and healthy environment for our riders and employees,” said Peter Zinck, director of transit services for Waterloo Region, in a statement.

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Ontario to report new record of over 900 coronavirus cases, implement more strict measures: sources

coronavirus and is expected to implement more strict measures as cases continue to rise in the province.Friday’s case count surpasses Thursday’s, which saw 797 new infections and was the previous highest case record in Ontario.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Premier Doug Ford is expected to announce new restrictions on gyms and indoor dining at restaurants at his daily press briefing on Friday at 1 p.m.The provincial government held an emergency cabinet meeting that stretched late into the night on Thursday.

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11 Toronto venues shut down since COVID-19 muffled live music scene: report

COVID-19 pandemic has struck a devastating blow to Toronto’s already struggling live music sector, shutting down at least 11 venues in the city and cutting income for dozens of workers.The City of Toronto and Canadian Live Music Association released the results of a two-year study of the city’s music sector on Thursday estimating that live venues generate an economic impact of $850 million every year, supporting the equivalent of 10,500 jobs.An analysis conducted by Nordicity indicates that many venues that rely on music revenues were already floundering under the pressures of rising rents and redevelopment before the outbreak silenced Toronto’s live music scene.

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President Trump still contagious? Experts say it’s impossible to know

NEW YORK – President Donald Trump said Thursday he doesn’t think he’s contagious anymore, but medical experts say that’s impossible to know a week after his diagnosis with COVID-19.Most people with COVID-19 can stop isolating and be around others about 10 days after they first showed symptoms, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That's provided their symptoms have improved, they have not had a fever for 24 hours and are no longer on any medication to reduce a high temperature.

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Bus driver dies from coronavirus during second wave of pandemic as safety calls grow

A bus driver in London has become the latest casualty of the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Bar or restaurant? The big issue in pandemic-struck Brussels

BRUSSELS – New coronavirus restrictions put a spotlight on two Belgian classics this week: Beer and surrealism.

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Gilead's remdesivir shaved five days off COVID-19 recovery time, reduced risk of death in some

CHICAGO : Final data from Gilead Sciences Inc's antiviral drug remdesivir showed the treatment cut COVID-19 recovery time by five days compared with patients who got a placebo, one day faster than indicated in preliminary data, the company and researchers said on Thursday.In patients who were on oxygen when they first got the drug, remdesivir - sold under the brand Veklury - reduced recovery time by seven days compared with placebo after 29 days, according to the 1,062-patient study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine.The final study looked at data at 29 days of treatment, versus a preliminary study released in May that reported results after 15 days.Gilead's drug was among the first to be used as a treatment for the novel

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B.C. officials report 110 new cases of COVID-19 as the province exceeds 10,000 total cases

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry provides an update on COVID-19 cases on Thursday, Oct.

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What we know - and don't know - about Trump's covid-19 illness

Donald Trump revealed early on Oct. 2 that he had tested positive for the coronavirus, but several questions about the course of his illness remain unknown.

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Quebec nixes fall report card in elementary and high schools due to coronavirus

coronavirus health crisis.The province’s education ministry announced the decision Thursday to drop the fall report card, saying the goal is to lighten the workload of teachers during the COVID-19 pandemic and offer more support to students in need.Under the plan, there will no report card in November but parents will receive an update on their child’s progress by Nov. 20.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The first report card is due by Jan.

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Regeneron: What we know about the experimental coronavirus drug Trump took

coronavirus, U.S. President Donald Trump was given an experimental antibody drug from Regeneron Pharmaceuticals.The drug, which is currently being studied for use in early infections, apparently made him feel “good immediately.” Trump claimed in a video taken outside the White House that it was “the key” to his improving health.

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Coronavirus: Pelosi says public ‘needs to know’ health condition of Trump

U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday that the public “needs to know” the health condition of the president, referring to Donald Trump and his battle with COVID-19.

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Manchester Evening News : "It's been busy. People who are eligible are much more keen on getting it this year, especially vulnerable people." She added: "There have been sensible discussions around trying to protect those at risk of Covid.

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Ruby Rose says 'Batwoman' exit was partially due to the coronavirus lockdown, production delay

Ruby Rose partially blamed the coronavirus pandemic for her decision to leave her starring role on “Batwoman” after just one season. It was announced in May that Rose, who took on the role of Kate Kane in the popular connected “Arrowverse” series on The CW, would not reprise her role as the character in Season 2, forcing the network to recast her.

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Scott Thompson: You already know what a coronavirus Thanksgiving will be. We had it in Easter

Canadians need to find safe alternatives for Thanksgiving amid coronavirus, experts say Do we really need governments to define what that is and to clarify those numbers? And how do you do that when every family situation is different?It is as if our very privileged generation does not have the ability to digest the information and make the best decision for our families.It is as if we want someone to cover us with a security blanket plan for everything and reassure us it’s all going to be okay.Unfortunately, during the COVID-19 pandemic, no one has the complete answers to the questions continually asked.

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AstraZeneca could profit from Oxford covid vaccine as early as July: report

AstraZeneca could start profiting from its COVID-19 vaccine as soon as July next year, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday, citing a memo showing the British drugmaker can declare when it considers the pandemic to have ended.The London-listed firm previously said it would not profit from the vaccine "during the pandemic", and the report attributes the development to a memorandum of understanding signed this year between AstraZeneca and Brazilian public health organization, Fiocruz.AstraZeneca, which developed the vaccine with Oxford University, signed multiple supply-and-manufacture deals for more than 3 billion doses globally, although details on the terms have been scant.According to FT, the "Pandemic Period" could be further

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Covid-19 impact: Housing prices fall 2-7% in July-Sept in top 6 Indian cities, says report

New Delhi: The coronavirus pandemic led to an up to 7% decline in average housing prices in top six Indian cities in the last three months, said a new report on Thursday.The average housing prices declined by 2-7 per cent year-on-year during July-September in Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Chennai, Pune, Kolkata, and Ahmedabad on lower demand amid COVID-19 pandemic, according to Knight Frank India.Prices, however, increased in Bengaluru and Hyderabad by 3 per cent and 4 per cent, respectively, during July-September 2020 compared with the year-ago period.Chennai saw the maximum fall of 7 per cent, followed by Delhi-NCR and Pune at 5 per cent.Rates dipped 3 per cent each in Kolkata and Ahmedabad, while Mumbai witnessed 2 per cent price correction.The

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Level 5 row: Who knew what and when?

The Taoiseach was informed by a text from Minister Donnelly early on Saturday afternoon that Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan was going to convene a meeting of NPHET the following day.

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Coe supports athletes' right to take knee on Olympic podium

TOKYO – Sebastian Coe stood at the edge of the track at Tokyo's new National Stadium on Thursday.

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China will pay big price for coronavirus pandemic: Donald Trump

China is going to pay a big price for what they did to this country, and what they have done to this world," said Trump in a video message posted on Twitter.Trump said his coronavirus infection was a "blessing from God" because it educated him about potential drugs to treat the disease.The video was the first time Trump had been seen since having returned from Walter Reed on Monday evening where he was admitted for treatment of Covid-19.Trump praised the kind of coronavirus treatment he received and assured Americans of providing "drugs (COVID-19 treatment) to them free of charge."Last week, Trump and First Lady Melania Trump tested positive for coronavirus.

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Big Apple rotten with Jets, Giants off to 0-4 starts

NEW YORK – No wins, eight losses and lots of frustrated fans.The Big Apple is pretty rotten when it comes to its professional football teams, and it's tough to imagine things getting better any time soon.Both the Jets and Giants are 0-4 for the first time since 1976 — the only other time they've gotten off to similar dismal starts. They've never both opened a season 0-5, but they have a shot at that dubious distinction.

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What to know about Florida’s Amendment 5: Extend homestead exemption transfer period

[2020 VOTER GUIDE: Everything you need to know ahead of the presidential election | 6 Florida constitutional amendments to be on ballot in November]Here’s the ballot summary:“Proposing an amendment to the State Constitution, effective January 1, 2021, to increase, from 2 years to 3 years, the period of time during which accrued Save-Our-Homes benefits may be transferred from a prior homestead to a new homestead."Read the full text of the amendment here.The amendment was introduced by Republican Florida Sen.

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What to know about Florida’s Amendment 4: Requires second vote on constitutional amendments

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Under Amendment 4, Florida voters will decide this November whether constitutional amendments such as Amendment 4 should receive two general election votes before becoming part of the state constitution.Currently, a constitutional amendment requires a 60% vote to become effective, anything less means the amendment is rejected, but under Amendment 4 it would extend the process to another round of voting.[2020 VOTER GUIDE: Everything you need to know ahead of the presidential election | 6 Florida constitutional amendments to be on ballot in November]Here is the Amendment 4 ballot summary:“Requires all proposed amendments or revisions to the state constitution to be approved by the voters in two elections, instead of one,

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