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s continue to spike, Mayor Lori Lightfoot followed through Thursday by imposing a 10 p.m. curfew on all nonessential city businesses." In addition, Lightfoot said the city "will again prohibit indoor service at traditional taverns and brewery taprooms without food licenses, and asked residents to cap any

write, "infectious disease experts say it's junk science, and worse, would risk doubling or tripling the number of Americans dead from COVID-19." Court Bars Census Bureau From Giving Administration Data On Migrants. In what the New York Times (10/22, Wines, 18.61M) describes as "a blow to President Trump's plan to up

s continue to spike, Mayor Lori Lightfoot followed through Thursday by imposing a 10 p.m. curfew on all nonessential city businesses." In addition, Lightfoot said the city "will again prohibit indoor service at traditional taverns and brewery taprooms without food licenses, and asked residents to cap any

write, "infectious disease experts say it's junk science, and worse, would risk doubling or tripling the number of Americans dead from COVID-19." Court Bars Census Bureau From Giving Administration Data On Migrants. In what the New York Times (10/22, Wines, 18.61M) describes as "a blow to President Trump's plan to up