Trump Cancels Wisconsin Rally Amid Surge In COVID-19 Cases
Madison (US) (AP) President Donald Trump cancelled a planned appearance in western Wisconsin amid calls from the city's mayor and the state's governor, both Democrats, that he not hold a rally due to a surge in coronavirus cases. The director of the La Crosse airport said the event was cancelled due to a lease issue, not concerns over the coronavirus..from Top India News- News18.com https://ift.tt/30qufWQ
Amazon said Thursday that nearly 20,000 of its workers have tested positive or been presumed positive for the virus that causes COVID19.
The hospital chain Universal Health Services said Thursday that computer services at all 250 of its U.S. facilities were hobbled in last weekend's malware attack and efforts to restore hospital networks were continuing.
After taking a second straight division title by winning at a 60% rate during the regular season, the Minnesota Twins experienced no reward in the playoffs, only that familiar autumn exasperation for the franchise and those who follow it.
The Oakland Athletics ended 14 years of postseason futility, riding Chad Pinders goahead, tworun single in the fifth inning and repeated costly walks by Chicagos relievers to rally past the White Sox 64 on Thursday and win the decisive third game of their AL wildcard round series.
Atlantas Julio Jones and Green Bays Davante Adams are practicing again after sitting out games over the weekend, but both teams have additional receivers dealing with injuries leading up to their Monday night matchup.
Bruce Arians doesnt blame Tom Brady for looking for Mike Evans when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are close to the goal line.
Denver Broncos running back Phillip Lindsay was inactive for the team's game against the New York Jets on Thursday night because of a foot injury suffered in the season opener.
Pete Carroll is confident a change is coming. So are Bobby Wagner, Ken Norton Jr. and others.
A look at whats happening around European soccer on Friday:
Bills quarterback Josh Allen was an impressionable rookie in 2018 still trying to figure out what made Brian Daboll tick when Buffalos firstyear offensive coordinator shared a story of how he quit chewing tobacco.
LeBron James popularity, even in his 17th season, cannot be argued.