midwest

Fauci Warns Against COVID-19 Surge

“You want to be part of the solution, not part of the problem.” Dr. Anthony Fauci warned that carelessness about the virus over Labor Day weekend could trigger a spike in cases.
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Tornadoes Rip Through Midwest

Record-breaking severe weather whipped through the Midwest destroying homes and power lines.
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500 Tornadoes Hit U.S. In 30 Days, Leaving Trail Of Death And Destruction

At least seven storm-related fatalities and dozens of injuries have been reported in the past week as storms swept across the nation.
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‘Bomb Cyclone’ Triggers Biblical Flooding In Midwest

More than 10 million people were reportedly under flood warnings Friday.
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At Least 21 Deaths Linked To Frigid Weather, Hospitals Treating Dozens Of Frostbite Victims

Temperatures plunged to -50 degrees Fahrenheit in places.
By Jonathan Allen, Reuters

‘Nitwit Governor’ Gets Heat For School Comments

Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin (R) said “we’re getting soft” for closing schools in subzero-degree weather, and his comments received some heat 🔥
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Police ‘Cancel’ Crime As Polar Vortex Freezes The Midwest

"Due to the EXTREME COLD weather, all criminal activity and acts of stupidity and foolishness has been canceled."
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How These Midwest Organizations Are Giving Back In Unexpected Ways

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Indiana To Test Donald Trump’s Staying Power With Evangelicals

Republican evangelicals were made wary when the front-runner revealed a more liberal side to his social views.
By James Oliphant, Reuters

Clinton's Campaign Organization Could Overshadow Enthusiasm For Sanders In Midwest

The stakes are high for the Vermont senator to perform well in early March caucus states.
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