Covid-19: How you handle this Labor Day will help steer the course of the pandemic, doctors say 1. Be responsible. Keep gatherings small, have them outside, wear a face mask when you're not eating or drinking, and stay 6 feet away from anyone outside your household whenever you have your mask off.
Coronavirus: UK lockdown solidarity 'starting to fray' Image copyright EPA The restrictions of lockdown have fostered a new community spirit in Britain, but there are signs feelings of solidarity and togetherness are already beginning to fragment and fray. That is the warning from a campaign called Together, which includes the NHS, charities, media groups and employers among its founders. The organisation helped organise the birthday clap for the health service this month and is launching a national public consultation on how to avoid new community divisions opening up.
Waffle House shooter was told to wear a mask, Colorado police say A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after opening fire on a Waffle House employee who told him he needed to wear a mask, authorities in Colorado said. He was arrested Monday. The attack happened early Friday at a restaurant in the Denver suburb of Aurora, police said in a statement. Officers responding to a report of a fight and possible shooting found the employee with a gunshot wound, the Aurora Police Department said. "The victim was transported to the hospital and is recovering from his injury," police said. Property Management Fort Walton Beach Okaloosa Island on iTrip.net Fort Walton Beach Property ManagementAbout UsVacation GuideContact Us Hours Mon - Fri: 9AM - 5:30PM Sat, Sun: 8AM - 3PM Emergency: 24x7 Fort Walton Beach Vacation Property Management Services in Florida iTrip Vacations Fort Walton Beach serves vacation rental homeowners in Okaloosa County, including Okaloosa Island.
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New York City Violence: Teen in critical condition after being set on fire A teenager was left in critical condition after he was set on fire inside a Bronx apartment building during a dispute with another man on Wednesday afternoon, cops said. The 18-year-old victim, identified by police sources as Winston Ortiz, was stabbed three times then doused with gasoline and lit aflame with a match on the fifth floor of 1045 Woodycrest Ave. in Highbridge around 3 p.m. Police sources said the suspect entered the building about 10 minutes before Ortiz — who does not live there — then carried out the attack. Two neighbors in the building were able to douse the flames using buckets of water before EMTs arrived. Ortiz was taken to Harlem Hospital in critical condition.
Justice Department warns California about its coronavirus restrictions on churches The Justice Department on Tuesday sent a letter to California Gov. Gavin Newsom expressing concerns about how soon churches will be allowed to resume in-person services and raising Constitutional issues. The letter takes issue with state plans to allow the resumption of in-person religious services, which is scheduled to start after manufacturing and officework are allowed to resume. It also cites a past statement from U.S. Attorney Bill Barr that says, "government may not impose special restrictions on religious activity that do not also apply to similar nonreligious activity." Tuesday's letter also says that the state's stay-at-home order "does not appear to treat religious activities and comparable nonreligious activities the same."
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Trump blasts Biden on jobs, NAFTA: 'He doesn't know what's going on' Good morning and welcome to Fox News First as we remember those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001. Here's what you need to know as you start your day ... Trump blasts Biden's NAFTA ‘mistake’ during Michigan rallyOne day after Democrat Joe Biden campaigned in Michigan, President Trump went there Thursday and ripped the former vice president's record on jobs and trade.
Newsom scorches Trump in abbreviated DNC appearance as wildfires rage California Gov. Gavin Newsom had a heated response for President Trump Thursday, before praising the ticket at the Democratic National Convention during an appearance that was modified due to the huge outbreak of wildfires at home. “This is not where I expected to be speaking here tonight,” Newsom said in a video that appeared to be shot on a smartphone as he stood beside a towering tree. “I’m about a mile or so away from one of 370 wildfires that we’re battling here in the state of California.” Then he responded to criticism the president leveled earlier in the day about the state’s management of dry brush and other flammable material feeding its forest fires. States struggle with contact tracing, Pence isn't taking hydroxychloroquine Tim Stelloh 41m ago / 6:52 AM CEST Texas voters afraid of coronavirus can cast mail-in ballots, federal judge rules