Deaths were also nearly twice as high compared to a year ago, according to the same chart. The latest number still falls below the peak during the country’s winter surge where the weekly average number of new daily COVID-19 cases was more than 200,000 in early January 2021.However, when it comes to daily cases, the U.S.

is seeing numbers close to the winter surge. New daily cases of COVID-19 in the United States reached a staggering 229,831 on Aug.

24, according to Johns Hopkins data. The highest daily case rate recorded thus far was 293,508 in January 2021, according to data from the U.S.

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Pennsylvania releases data on 'breakthrough' COVID-19 cases

(Photo By Marta Fernandez Jara/Europa Press via Getty Images) PENNSYLVANIA - Pennsylvania residents who are unvaccinated against the coronavirus were far more likely to contract COVID-19, become hospitalized and die than those who got the shot, health officials said Tuesday in the first public release of data on so-called "breakthrough" infections in the state.More than 35,000 people who were fully vaccinated have tested positive for the virus since January, representing only 6% of all cases statewide, according to the data released Tuesday.

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Celebrities Who Have Spoken Out Against The COVID Vaccine: A Guide To The Misguided

Nicki Minaj made heads turn on social media Monday by making radical claims her cousin’s friend had received the COVID-19 vaccine in Trinidad and became “impotent” and suffered swollen testicles.

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Strictly 2021 in chaos as star tests positive for Covid ahead of series launch

Strictly Come Dancing star has reportedly been struck down with Covid just days before the 2021 series launch.The professional dancer is thought to have already been paired with a celebrity partner but now the plans for the show are up in the air following the positive result.The BBC has confirmed to the paper that a professional had tested positive.A source told The Sun: "This is proving to be a nightmare for producers, just as they prepare to bring back Strictly for its first full series since the pandemic."All of the contestants have been assigned a professional dancer after the celebrities filmed the coupling ceremony last week which is set to air this Saturday.

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4 new COVID-19 cases reported in Guelph, active cases fall to 61

COVID-19 cases in the city on Tuesday, as its total case count during the pandemic climbed to 4,871.Active cases have fallen to 61 from the previous day with another 10 recoveries being reported. New details released on Ontario’s COVID-19 vaccine certificates, non-compliance fines start at $750 Total resolved cases have climbed to 4,765 and the city’s coronavirus death toll remains at 45.In Wellington County, eight new cases have been confirmed as its case count climbed to 1,899.Active cases are at 38 in the county with four new recoveries being reported.

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Officials too quick to blame COVID-19 for deaths at Residence Herron: witness

Residence Herron lacked staff, supplies before COVID-19 pandemic, Quebec coroner hears And she said managers with the regional health authority who came to assist provided contradictory instructions and were not at residents’ bedsides.The witness also described a chaotic situation that lasted several days as authorities tried to hash out who was responsible for managing Herron at the end of March and beginning of April 2020.The coroner’s mandate is to investigate 53 deaths at six long-term care homes and one seniors residence — including 47 at Herron — during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Vaccination cards to be available for Albertans to print off this week

Albertans with a MyHealth Records account will be able to print off a card-sized copy of their COVID-19 vaccination record or save a digital version to their phones later this week. As Kim Smith explains, it comes as more businesses and organizations are asking for a vaccine passport system.

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18 more COVID-19 cases confirmed in Simcoe Muskoka

COVID-19 cases in the region on Tuesday, bringing the local total number of cases up to 13,219, including 256 deaths.Local public health also reported 29 new cases of a COVID-19 variant on Tuesday, bringing that total to 5,770, including 208 cases that are active. 74 more COVID-19 cases confirmed since Friday in Simcoe Muskoka Six of the new cases are in Barrie, while three are in New Tecumseth, two are in Bradford, two are in Essa and two are in Springwater.The rest of the new cases are in Adjala-Tosorontio, Oro-Medonte and Innisfil.Eight of the new cases are a result of close contact with another positive COVID-19 case, while two are community-acquired and one is outbreak-related.

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Dr. Hinshaw says ‘Open for Summer’ plan set stage for 4th wave of COVID-19 in Alberta

Alberta’s chief medical officer of health is admitting lifting some restrictions this summer may have been the wrong approach. As Fletcher Kent explains, it comes as MLAs are meeting to talk about what more the province should do to address a growing fourth wave of COVID-19 that’s straining hospitals.

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Mike Patton cancels remaining Faith No More and Mr. Bungle tour dates “due to metal health reasons”

Mike Patton has announced that he’s cancelled his forthcoming Faith No More and Mr. Bungle tour dates, citing metal health reasons.The singer revealed via a statement posted by Ipecac Recordings that some pre-existing “issues” he’s been suffering from were “exacerbated by the pandemic” and they are now proving a challenge for him.“Sorry to report that due to mental health reasons, I cannot continue with the currently scheduled Faith No More and Mr.

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Rolling Stones stars forced to miss Charlie Watts' funeral due to Covid-19 restrictions

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterLegendary Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts was laid to rest without his rock and roll bandmates due to Covid-19 restrictionsThe low-key ceremony, which took place in Devon, was forced to take place without his bandmates, singer Mick Jagger, 78, and guitarists Keith Richards, 77, and Ronnie Wood, 74, who were in Boston rehearsing for their rescheduled world tour, which begins in Missouri on September 26.Watts, who joined the band in 1963, died soon after his shock announcement on August 5 that he was skipping the tour because of an unspecified medical procedure.A spokesman said at the time that he was “unlikely to be available for the resumption of the Rolling

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COVID-19: N.B. reports 35 new cases, 2 confirmed in schools

COVID-19: 122 cases in N.B. over weekend, prompting school closures and new rules COVID-19 cases have also been confirmed in schools in zone 3 (Fredericton region).

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‘Anti-sex’ Olympics beds to be used for Japanese COVID-19 patients

been made of cardboard in a move to deter sex.“Beds to be installed in Tokyo Olympic Village will be made of cardboard, this is aimed at avoiding intimacy among athletes,” American distance runner Paul Chelimo tweeted.“Beds will be able to withstand the weight of a single person to avoid situations beyond sports,” Chelimo went on. “I see no problem for distance runners, even 4 of us can do.”This, however, was determined to be inaccurate: Despite being constructed of cardboard, the beds are quite sturdy and can withstand over 400 pounds each. “Those beds were for Olympians and they are high-quality,” Osaka Gov.

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COVID-19: Quebec vaccination head to oversee rapid tests in schools

Rapid testing begins in some Montreal-area schools Kathleen Legault, president of L’Association montréalaise des directions d’etablissement scolaire, said training videos had been received on Friday but they were aimed at medical professionals, not teachers. She said that while each test takes about 15 minutes, preparation time and verifying parental consent can take another 15 to 20 minutes.“The teachers absolutely do not have the time to do these tests,” Legault said Monday in an interview.

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COVID-19: MLHU reports 7 cases, death of man in his 60s on Tuesday

The Middlesex-London Health Unit reported seven COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, though the total case count tally increased by only six, as well as one death. The death involved a man in his 60s who was not vaccinated and the death was not associated with a long-term care or retirement home.In total, the MLHU is reporting 13,662 cases with 180 active (a decrease of 13), 13,245 recoveries (an increase of 18) and 237 deaths.

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Alberta’s top doctor says ‘Open for Summer’ plan set stage for 4th wave of COVID-19

COVID-19 case numbers, the province’s chief medical officer of health has suggested the surge is because most health restrictions were removed as part of the government’s “Open for Summer” plan.The changes took place over three stages between July 1 and Aug. 16.The plan saw Alberta lift nearly all COVID-19 restrictions, including ending asymptomatic testing and masking in most settings, no longer requiring mandatory isolation for close contacts of positive cases, and the end of contacts being notified of exposure.

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Pediatric COVID-19 cases ‘exponentially’ increased over summer, AAP says

said in a statement. RELATED: More than 1 in 4 new COVID-19 cases are now in children, report saysSince the start of the pandemic, nearly 5.3 million children had tested positive for the coronavirus as of Sept. 9, according to the AAP.Less than 2% of COVID-19 hospitalizations in 24 states, plus New York City, are children, according to the AAP.

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Bought chicken over last decade? You could be eligible for settlement payment

was posted Friday by the law firm representing the plaintiffs in the case. It states anyone who purchased chicken in the country from Jan.

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Army: ‘Relief of duties, discharge’ possible for those who refuse COVID-19 vaccine

following full approval of Pfizer’s two-dose shot by the Food and Drug Administration. Before then, COVID-19 vaccines had been optional.Active-duty units are now expected to be fully vaccinated by Dec.

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83% of stem cell recipients produce antibodies after 2 COVID-19 vaccine doses

Stem cell transplant recipients with cancers like leukemia had an antibody response rate of 83% to the second dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech mRNA COVID-19 vaccine, with almost two-thirds having very strong responses, an observational, single-center study today in JAMA Network Open finds.

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Rite Aid moving headquarters to Philadelphia

Signage is displayed outside a Rite Aid Corp. location in Toms River, New Jersey, U.S., on Wednesday, April 22, 2020.

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What happens when COVID-19 patients take up all surgery, ICU capacity in Alberta?

Alberta Health Services has had to postpone a number of elective surgeries across the province in an effort to respond to COVID-19 activity.Postponing these procedures means recovery beds can be converted to ICU beds and health-care workers can be redeployed from surgeries to the ICU, but what happens when there aren’t any elective surgeries left to postpone?Both Dr. James Talbot and Dr.

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COVID-19: Printable proof-of-vaccination card to be available to Albertans this week

COVID-19 vaccination record later this week.Starting on Thursday, Sept. 16, a convenient card-sized printout will be available through MyHealth Records.

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Holly Willoughby debates teen Covid vaccine plans which will affect her son, 12

Holly Willoughby conducted a debate between two doctors about teenagers receiving the COVID-19 vaccine on the latest This Morning Tuesday, but admitted it the difference of opinion was “making her think”.The 40 year old presenter got caught in the middle as the doctors discussed whether young people should be having the jab, and whether they should be given the choice themselves to get injected. Holly then said that “it does make you think…” as she noted that the imminent decision affects her and her son Harry, who is 12.

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Innocent man who spent 15 years on Death Row over murder charge dies of Covid

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A man who spent a decade and a half on death row after being wrongly convicted for his step-cousin's rape and murder has died of Covid.Damon Thibodeaux died of Covid-related complications on August 31.He spent the near-decade since his exoneration and release in 2012 campaigning for the rights of falsely accused inmates.Thibodeaux spent the entire 15-year jail sentence in solitary confinement.Social justice charity the Innocence Project released the news and added Damon was a "kind and gentle" person.They tweeted: "The Innocence Project mourns the loss of Damon Thibodeaux, an incredibly kind and gentle person, who spent 16 years wrongly imprisoned in Louisiana."He was the 142nd person

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Rolling Stones miss Charlie Watts’ funeral over COVID-19 restrictions

fuss-free character of the rocker, who died aged 80 on Aug. 24, just weeks after pulling out of the Stones’ US tour, The Sun said.It was so low-key it even went on without his bandmates, singer Mick Jagger, 78, and guitarists Keith Richards, 77, and Ronnie Wood, 74, who were in Boston rehearsing for their upcoming tour, the outlet said.The rockers were unable to fly home to their native England for the send-off because of COVID restrictions, the UK paper said, without specifying exactly why it kept them away.Instead, the iconic band plans to pay tribute to Watts in the way they know best — in concert, during the band’s “No Filter” tour, which starts in St.

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DOJ limits use of chokeholds, no-knock entries by federal officers

WASHINGTON - U.S. federal law enforcement officers are prohibited from the use of chokeholds and carotid restraints — unless deadly force is authorized — and limited on the use of no-knock entries during a search warrant, the Department of Justice announced Tuesday. "Building trust and confidence between law enforcement and the public we serve is central to our mission at the Justice Department," Attorney General Merrick Garland said in a statement.

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University of Guelph investigating large party on campus

COVID-19 restrictions and policies in place, the University of Guelph says it is investigating a large outdoor party on campus on Friday night that saw hundreds of students gather.As many as 750 students were at the party that took place outside one of the residence buildings.

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Eagles look to build off impressive, convincing road win

PHILADELPHIA - Fresh off a convincing win in his NFL coaching debut, Nick Sirianni rocked a "Dawg Mentality" T-shirt to his video conference Monday and reminded everyone not to get carried away with one game.The Philadelphia Eagles dominated the Atlanta Falcons in 32-6 victory Sunday and will host the 49ers this week. San Francisco won its opener at Detroit."We’ve been talking about dog mentality over and over again," Sirianni said.

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Modi govt mulls to increase monthly stipend of children who lost parents due to Covid

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'SNL' alum Jim Breuer cancels standup shows at venues requiring coronavirus vaccination

"Saturday Night Live" alum Jim Breuer announced on social media that changes are being made to his upcoming comedy tour schedule. The comedian announced in a Facebook Live video over the weekend that he will not be performing at certain venues that require proof of vaccination for attendees.

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Quebec adds 633 new COVID-19 cases, 7 more deaths

Montreal Alouettes head coach in isolation after testing positive for COVID-19 When it comes to screening, the most recent information shows 21,079 tests were conducted Sunday.Since the beginning of the health crisis, Quebec has recorded a total of 399,058 cases and 11,312 deaths.The number of recoveries stood at 381,505 as of Tuesday.

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Scots couple worried for rum business after contracting Covid and losing sense of smell

covid. Mum-of-two Becky Hunt, 31, and husband Matt, 34, started making booze last year at their home in Strathaven, South Lanarkshire.

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Stimulus payments curbed poverty growth during pandemic, census shows

WASHINGTON (AP) - The share of Americans living in poverty rose slightly as the COVID-19 pandemic shook the economy last year, but massive relief payments pumped out by Congress eased hardship for many, the Census Bureau reported Tuesday.The official poverty measure showed an increase of 1 percentage point in 2020, indicating that 11.4% of Americans were living in poverty. It was the first increase in poverty after five consecutive annual declines.But a more complete supplemental measure of poverty, which takes into account income streams such as stimulus payments, actually showed that the share of people in poverty dipped after the aid was factored in.The pandemic shutdown sent tremors through the economy last year.

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Haldimand-Norfolk confirms Dr. Matt Strauss is on board as medical officer despite criticism

Haldimand-Norfolk’s board of health (BOH) has given its new acting medical officer of health a vote of confidence following concerns from members about his beliefs around COVID-19.During a Monday session, with a legal team looking into potential options to overturn his appointment, BOH members ultimately voted 8 to1 to move on from any further discussions and allow Dr. Matt Strauss to begin his tenure on Tuesday.

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Man dies after being shot 15 times throughout body in Kensington, police say

PHILADELPHIA - A man has died after he was shot multiple times throughout his body in the Kensington section of the city. The incident happened at Water Streets and Indiana Avenue at approximately 10:03 a.m. The victim, a man in his 20's, was shot 15 times throughout the body, according to authorities. He was taken to Temple University Hospital where he later died. LATEST HEADLINESPolice say a suspect was seen fleeing into a building on the 3000 block of North Water Street.

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Planning to visit Mussoorie? Check new rules as Covid curfew extended in Dehradun

₹500 to ₹1,000 will be fined for violation of rules," Kumar said. Uttarakhand | COVID curfew in Dehradun extended from Sept 14 to 6 am on Sept 21 to prevent new cases. Tourists will only be allowed to visit Mussoorie on weekends and must provide negative test report 72 hours before arrival: Dehradun DM R Rajesh Kumar pic.twitter.com/8KxDslrRKkNever miss a story! Stay connected and informed with Mint.

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Russia’s Putin self-isolating after Covid-19 exposure in inner circle

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Ontario reports 577 COVID-19 cases, 7 additional deaths

COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, bringing the total number of cases in the province to 575,796.Health Minister Christine Elliott said of the new cases, 452 are in those who are not fully vaccinated or have an unknown vaccination status, while 125 are in fully vaccinated individuals.For comparison, last Tuesday 564 cases were reported.Seven additional deaths were also announced on Sept. 14, bringing the provincial virus-related death toll to 9,624.

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Montreal Alouettes head coach in isolation after testing positive for COVID-19

The team said that following Jones’ results, the entire team was tested again Monday.“No other positive tests were detected,” the Alouettes said.André Bolduc, the assistant head coach, will take on Jones’ duties in the meantime.

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Scots couple in Covid cruise hell after catching virus on luxury liner and ‘abandoned’ in isolation cabin for 25 hours

catching coronavirus on a cruise ship where several other passengers have fallen ill. Marilyn and David Thomson, from Saltcoats, boarded the MSC Virtuosa on September 1 for a relaxing week-long break around the British Isles.

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Scotland's Covid vaccines for kids - everything we know about jabs for 12 to 15-year-olds

today announced that all 12 to 15-year-olds in Scotland will now be offered a Covid vaccine. This comes after the UK's four Chief Medical Officers recommend that all children over 12 have access to the vaccine.Nicola Sturgeon said that the Scottish Government "welcomes and accepts" the CMO's recommendation.

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US Postal Service hiring 40,000 seasonal workers for 2021 holidays

WASHINGTON - The U.S. Postal Service is hiring more than 40,000 seasonal workers in preparation for the 2021 holiday season as the agency and other shipping companies anticipate another record year. Seasonal opportunities include city and rural mail carriers, mail handlers and drivers.

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‘Massive b******s’ Gary Lineker blasts Nicki Minaj's ‘swollen testicles’ Covid jab claim

One said: “Yes, utter nonsense. If you don't like the vaccine, try the disease.”While a second remarked: “Before you even think about believing Minaj’s claim, please read the comments from professionals about the actual cause of the condition.”According to public health expert Dr.

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Andhra Pradesh night curfew extended till 30 Sept as state sees uptick in new Covid cases

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President Kovind to stay at pvt hotel as staffers test Covid positive at retreat

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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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