As California approaches 600,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus, the state ordered a private school to close after it welcomed students back without face masks or social distancing.
Hoping to vacation in Hawaii in September? You might have to rethink those plans.delaying the start
after closing for four months. Moviegoers' temperatures are checked upon entry. Customers are required to wear face masks and can only lift them up to eat or drink. And no more than two people are allowed to sit next to each other. On the other side of the Capitol, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., condemned Democrats for sticking with a"completely unrealistic, far-left proposal" and holding the negotiations"hostage" over"non-COVID-related ideological items."Six national restaurants, including IHOP, in deep trouble amid pandemicare struggling with capacity restrictions on indoor dining and attempting to lure customers with takeout in a bid to avoid financial disaster.
“We cannot, at this point, have fall NCAA championships,” said NCAA President Mark Emmert in a video interview posted Thursday evening, adding it is hoped championships can be moved to the 2021 calendar year.
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