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• First COVID-19 Vaccine Trials in Africa Begin

  Brave volunteers received injections in Africa's first coronavirus vaccine trial.

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• Ghislaine Maxwell, Confidante to Jeffrey Epstein, Arrested on Charges of Abuse

  Ghislaine Maxwell will face charges that she conspired with Epstein to sexually abuse underage girls.

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• Africa Begins COVID-19 Vaccine Trials

  Nervous volunteers received injections on behalf of Africa's participation in a coronavirus vaccine trial.

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• Rhode Island Moves for Name Change to Leave Behind Connotations of Slavery

  The state is moving to change its name because of its connection with slavery.

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• Neighborhood Kids Sell Bracelets to Raise Money for Local African American Businesses

  Minneapolis has some pretty unlikely heroes...

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• Maskless Man Physically Forces His Way Into Florida Walmart

  A man in Florida fought his way into Walmart after being denied entry for refusing to wear a mask.

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• Arizona Bar Becomes COVID-19 Hotspot

  Arizona has become a national hotspot for the coronavirus.

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• Newlyweds Celebrate Among Philadelphia Protests

  Dr. Kerry-Anne Gordon and Michael Gordon were taking photographs on their wedding day and decided to join the march near Logan Square.

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• Hotel Houses Homeless During COVID-19 Lockdowns

  The Fownes Hotel in Worcester, England refused to close during the lockdown so that their space could be used by the homeless community.

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• Avicii Museum Opening in Stockholm in 2021

  A museum paying tribute to the EDM legend will be opening in his hometown next year.

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• Washington Man Who Grew Up Fatherless Starts YouTube Channel to Help Others

  Rob Kenney started "Dad How Do I?" on YouTube to help young people who are also growing up without father figures.

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• Controversial Statue of Former Philadelphia Mayor Has Been Removed

  "It is finally gone," says Philadelphia mayor Jim Kennedy.

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• Santa Fe School Donates Supplies to Navajo Nation After Class Trip is Canceled

  Every May the Waldorf School in Santa Fe takes its eighth-graders on a class trip. This year, however, COVID-19 had other plans...

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• When His Nanny's Prom Was Canceled, This Young Man Decided to Host One for Her

  COVID-19 has halted many time-honored traditions, like high school proms. In Raleigh, NC, Curtis Rogers decided to make sure his nanny got the prom she deserved...

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• Used Clothes Are Now Available From Walmart

  The retailer has partnered with the largest resale site in the world, ThredUp.

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• Dallas Maids Cleaning Homes of First Responders for Free

  Dallas Maids' First Responders Fatigue Relief fund is providing services for those working on the frontlines to battle COVID-19.

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• Dallas Maids Offers Free House Cleaning for Medical Workers

  When COVID-19 hit, Dallas Maids wanted to help...

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• Gym Owner Gives Equipment to Members for At-Home Workouts

  Illinois gym owner, Drew Whitted, allowed his members to take home nearly $40,000 of equipment free of charge.

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• Hours After Wisconsin Lifts Stay-At-Home Order, Bars Are Packed With Crowds

  Social distancing went out the window immediately after Wisconsin Supreme Court struck down the state's stay-at-home order.

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• Brawl Between Two Target Customers Who Refused to Wear Mask Injures Target Employee

  Who men who refused to wear masks in a Los Angeles Target caused an employee to break his arm.

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• Kansas Farmer Who Sent His Last N95 Mask to New York Receives Long-Awaited Degree

  After making headlines for sending his only spare N95 mask to Gov. Cuomo so that he could distribute it to someone in New York fighting on the front lines of COVID-19, this Kansas farmer got some good karma in return.

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