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California Grapples With Dangerously Low 3% ICU Capacity Amid COVID-19 Surge

The Southern California region has hit zero remaining intensive care unit space.
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Coronavirus Pandemic Death Toll Mounts As Danger Season Approaches

Nearly 200,000 new U.S. cases were reported on Wednesday, with record hospitalizations approaching 100,000 patients.
By Susan Heavey, Reuters

Former Presidents Pledge To Take Vaccine

Former Presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton all said they would take a coronavirus vaccine.
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'We're Drowning': COVID Cases Flood Hospitals In America's Heartland

After pounding big U.S. cities in the spring, COVID-19 now has engulfed rural and small-town America.
By Nick Brown, Reuters

Trump Walks Away From COVID-19 Fight

With the U.S. coronavirus death toll now at 250,000, the White House appears to have stopped caring about the spread of the virus.
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Trump Chooses Replacement For Top HHS Official Who Embarrassed Him

Last month, the president suggested a report on hospital supply shortages released by the department's watchdog was "her opinion."
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FEMA Accused Of Hijacking Protective Gear For First Responders In Massachusetts Town

FEMA said moving supplies to "hot spots" determined by the Trump administration is not the same as "commandeering."
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In New Orleans, A Field Hospital For A Surge Officials Hope Won't Come

Louisiana is preparing for a worst-case scenario in the coronavirus pandemic.
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'It's A War Zone': Life As A Brooklyn Nurse On The Front Lines Of COVID-19

A Brooklyn-based ER nurse who tested positive for the coronavirus says health workers like her are not protected.
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Hospital Workers Are Unsafe And Afraid They'll Get Too Sick To Care For Patients

The people treating COVID-19 patients are at risk of joining them because they aren't adequately protected.
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