Germany has recorded 23,648 positive coronavirus tests over the past 24 hours, while the death toll rose by 260. Despite a downward trend, India has crossed the 9 million case mark. Source: Coronavirus digest: Germany sets new daily record in COVID infections | News | DW | 20.11.2020
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Uganda opposition figure Bobi Wine freed on bail after deadly protests | News | DW | 20.11.2020
Natalia Lafourcade and Residente win big at 2020 Latin Grammy awards | Grammys | The Guardian
Two years after shooting, Pittsburgh becomes hub for white supremacists – The Jerusalem Post
The city has become a symbol and pilgrimage site of a far more insidious sort: for white supremacists who see the Tree of Life gunman as an inspiration.
Source: Two years after shooting, Pittsburgh becomes hub for white supremacists – The Jerusalem Post
At 100, last Nuremberg prosecutor still yearns for justice – The Jerusalem Post
“My job was to get into the concentration camps as they were being liberated, with the dead bodies all over the floor and with people waiting to be burned because the crematorium was so overcrowded.”
Source: At 100, last Nuremberg prosecutor still yearns for justice – The Jerusalem Post
Malls mutiny: Stores open against Health Ministry coronavirus regulations – The Jerusalem Post – (bad bets against Covid and government blinks?)
Coronavirus: New research shows infected people most contagious in first 5 days | Euronews
Italian region launches mass testing programme for COVID-19 | Euronews
These Front-Line Workers Could Have Retired. They Risked Their Lives Instead. | Kaiser Health News
Sonia’s death is far from unusual. Despite evidence from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that adults 65 and older are at a higher risk from COVID-19, KHN and The Guardian have found that 338 front-line workers in that age group continued to work and likely died of complications from the virus after exposure on the job. Some were in their 80s — oftentimes physicians or registered nurses who cherished decades-long relationships with their patients and didn’t see retirement as an option. The aging workers had a variety of motivations for risking their lives during the pandemic. Some felt pressured by employers to compensate for staffing shortages as the virus swept through departments. Others felt a higher sense of duty to their profession. Now their families are left to grapple with the same question: Would their loved one still be alive if he or she had stayed home?
Source: These Front-Line Workers Could Have Retired. They Risked Their Lives Instead. | Kaiser Health News
How to Defeat Disinformation – — Just Sayin’
By Nina Jankowicz November 19, 2020 An Agenda for the Biden Administration By November 19, 2020 A supporter of U.S. President Donald Trump in Miami, Florida, November 2020Marco Bello / Reuters The 2016 U.S. presidential election propelled the threat of disinformation to the forefront of public debate. Americans were shocked by Russian attempts to influence voters […]
How to Defeat Disinformation – — Just Sayin’
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