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April 28, 2020

VIRUS UPDATE TUESDAY

McDonald's, Dunkin' and Chick-fil-A refuse to reopen in Georgia

Pence flouts hospital policy, goes maskless in Mayo Clinic visit

Case fatality rates rise as coronavirus runs deadly course

Scientists link virus to environmental practices

The open-plan office is dead, long live the plexiglass work panopticon

African Americans bear the brunt of Covid-19's economic impact

Meat shortages are looming across U.S. and Canada

CDC recommends social distancing for pets after some test positive for coronavirus

Trump was briefed on coronavirus 12+ times in Jan-Feb, kept downplaying it

President’s intelligence briefing book repeatedly cited virus threat
at 4/28/2020
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