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ion of the virus," but "a few weeks are still needed to reach our targets" of 5,000 cases per day and a maximum of 3,000 people in intensive care. Merkel Proposes Stricter Virus Measures. Bloomberg <https://www.bloomberg.corn/news/articles/2020-11-24/merkel-proposes-tougher-virus-restrictions- ahead-o

articles/2020-11-24/merkel-proposes-tougher-virus-restrictions- ahead-of-tense-talks?smd=politics-vp> (11/24, Delfs, 4.73M) reports German Chancellor Angela Merkel "is proposing a further tightening of the country's coronavirus restrictions, setting the stage for another tense round of discussions with the cou

fight misinformation, especially in Spanish, on their platforms." The letter was also signed by Sens. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), Bernie Sanders (I- VT), Mazie Hirono (D-HI), and Gary Peters (D-MI). Facebook plans to extend the ad ban — which has "been EFTA00137360 criticized by Georgia Senate candidate Rev. Rap

ion of the virus," but "a few weeks are still needed to reach our targets" of 5,000 cases per day and a maximum of 3,000 people in intensive care. Merkel Proposes Stricter Virus Measures. Bloomberg (11/24, DeIfs, 4.73M) reports German Chancellor Angela Merkel "is proposing a further tightening of the

nd a maximum of 3,000 people in intensive care. Merkel Proposes Stricter Virus Measures. Bloomberg (11/24, DeIfs, 4.73M) reports German Chancellor Angela Merkel "is proposing a further tightening of the country's coronavirus restrictions, setting the stage for another tense round of discussions with the cou

fight misinformation, especially in Spanish, on their platforms." The letter was also signed by Sens. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), Bernie Sanders (I-VT), Mazie Hirono (D-HI), and Gary Peters (D- MI). Facebook plans to extend the ad ban - which has "been criticized by Georgia Senate candidate Rev. Raphael Wamock's

to the Times, "The law, which Chancellor Angela Merkel's cabinet passed last week, is a response to a di

oon after the president signs the bill into law, which could be as early as Thursday afternoon." According to the Times, "The law, which Chancellor Angela Merkel's cabinet passed last week, is a response to a disjointed virus response by state governments, which previously had the ultimate say in carrying out r

its website that "some Republicans were initially skeptical about the legislation," but Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) "and others teamed up with" Sen. Mazie Hirono (D-HI) "to strike an agreement broadening its support." Hirono on Thursday "said...that the bill's passage 'sends a clear and unmistakable message o