SOUTH PHILADELPHIA - Authorities are investigating after an abandoned car peppered with bullet holes was found crashed into a fence early Saturday morning in South Philadelphia.

Officers responded to the area of 18th Street and Passyunk Avenue shortly after midnight for reports of gunshots. Police say the car was struck several times in the rear and driver's side by bullets, but there was no sign of blood inside or around the car.Investigators were unable to locate the shooting victim following a check of nearby hospitals, according to police.Anyone with information on this shooting is encouraged to contact detectives immediately.Advertisement___For the latest local news, sports and weather, download the FOX 29 News app.DOWNLOAD: FOX 29.

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Protests gather outside Pennsylvania Convention Center amid Trump campaign's push to halt vote counting

PHILADELPHIA - Dueling protests gathered outside the Pennsylvania Convention Center on Thursday amid legal action from the Trump administration to pause vote-counting in Pennsylvania citing a lack of transparency.Organizers from a group called Freedom Works For America called on all "Patriots" to meet at 1100 Arch Street at 8 a.m. to "make sure Joe Biden does not steal the election." The pro-Trump movement has drawn several counter-protesters who caught wind of the scheduled demonstration.

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Police: 2 Virginia men armed with handguns, assault rifle arrested outside convention center

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Trump lambastes Detroit in ballot counting criticism, calling it corrupt

FOX 2 - President Donald Trump struck a subdued but defiant tone saying Democrats are trying to rig the election. He took shots at the ballot tabulating process in Democratic-run cities like Detroit, in battleground states too close to call in a press conference Thursday night.Detroit did not escape Trump's wrath as he attacked the process of ballot counting at the TCF Center.

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Salon which said coronavirus doesn't exist shut down after refusing to close

A beauty salon has been ordered to close by enforcement officers for the second time, after its owner refused to close for what he claimed was a "bulls*** voodoo virus".

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SARS-CoV-2 transmission: How important is 'super-spreading'?

49 million worldwide, researchers continue to study how the virus spreads in an effort to find ways of reducing the transmission. A new study from researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), in Cambridge, examines the spread of COVID-19 in large gatherings.

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A mutation may have made COVID-19 more contagious

71% of cases in Houston in the early phase of this first wave of infections. A follow-up study by the same team now reveals that by summer, during the second wave, this variant accounted for 99.9% of all COVID-19 infections in the area.The new research, which a team from the Houston Methodist Hospital in Texas led, now appears in the journal mBio.The mutation, which has spread worldwide, results in the substitution of one amino acid for another at a particular position in the virus’s spike protein.

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Malaysia plans extra $4.8 billion for special COVID-19 fund

Malaysia's government plans to add a further 20 billion ringgit ($4.84 billion) to a new fund to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz said on Friday.The move will increase the size of the COVID-19 fund to 65 billion ringgit to fund aid packages, the needs of frontline workers, and the procurement of vaccines, Tengku Zafrul said as he presented the 2021 budget.The budget is the first by the administration of Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin, who took over in March just as the pandemic took hold.The premier also faces the challenge of securing enough support for the budget when it comes up for a vote in parliament on Nov.

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Police find abandoned crashed car peppered with bullet holes in South Philadelphia

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