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Covid-19 Live Updates: European Hospitals Are Filling at an Alarming Pace

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How the Surging Virus Has Crashed Into Campaigning in Every Imaginable Way

The coronavirus has upended the 2020 election season at nearly every turn: emerging as the dominant issue among candidates up and down the ballot, scrambling American campaign traditions and complicating the way votes are cast. And as Election Day nears, the country is in the grip of the pandemic like never before.

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Senate Confirms Barrett, Delivering for Trump and Reshaping the Court

WASHINGTON — Judge Amy Coney Barrett, a conservative appeals court judge and protégée of former Justice Antonin Scalia, was confirmed on Monday to the Supreme Court, capping a lightning-fast Senate approval that handed President Trump a victory ahead of the election and promised to tip the court to the right for years to come.

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2020 Election Live Updates: Barrett Set to Be Confirmed to Supreme Court

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In Calmer Debate, Biden and Trump Offer Sharply Different Visions for Nation

Aquí encuentras el programa y los apuntes del curso del semestre 2021-1

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Republicans Advance Barrett’s Supreme Court Nomination Over Democratic Boycott

WASHINGTON — The Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday voted to advance President Trump’s nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, with majority Republicans skirting the panel’s rules to recommend her confirmation as Democrats boycotted the session in protest.

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‘It Has Hit Us With a Vengeance’: Virus Surges Again Across the United States

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U.S. to Accuse Google of Protecting Illegal Monopoly

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With Covid-19 Under Control, China’s Economy Surges Ahead

The Chinese economy surged 4.9 percent in the July-to-September quarter compared with the same months last year, the country’s National Bureau of Statistics announced on Monday. The robust performance brings China almost back up to the roughly 6 percent pace of growth that it was reporting before the pandemic.