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Rate the highest since june, threatening to close schools again, just as students begin returning to the classroom. The new numbers tonight on covid cases in children in this country. And a new report claiming top officials at the white house pressured the cdc to downplay the risk of sending children back to school. We have news tonight in the Breonna Taylor case. A judge ordering grand jury transcripts in that case be filed with the court, possibly making them public as early as tomorrow. A juror accusing the Kentucky Attorney general of misleading the public about their deliberations. The a....

Rate the highest since june, threatening to close schools again, just as students begin returning to the classroom. The new numbers tonight on covid cases in children in this country. And a new report claiming top officials at the white house pressured the cdc to downplay the risk of sending children back to school. We have news tonight in the Breonna Taylor case. A judge ordering grand jury transcripts in that case be filed with the court, possibly making them public as early as tomorrow. A juror accusing the Kentucky Attorney general of misleading the public about their deliberations. The a....

It’s springtime in New York City’s Chinatown, and bright red tomatoes are stacked on a table outside Gary Liang’s store, just $2.99 a pound. A florist by trade, Liang started

Join Lakehead University for Lunar New Year celebrations Lakehead University is celebrating Lunar New Year with fun events and online cultural engagement opportunities. Feb 12, 2021 11:36 AM By: Community Submission   LUI has fun events and online cultural engagement opportunities scheduled from Thursday, Feb. 11 to Tuesday, Feb. 16.   Join LUI for its Lunar New Year Kickoff this Friday, Feb. 12 from 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. in a traditional Chinese Tea-Pouring Ceremony with a special Chinese guest, Jefferson Li.     Please visit the LUI Online Community of Care, Up...

Inside the existential crisis of Chinatowns across America Claire Wang © Provided by NBC News Over the past year, the Covid-19 pandemic has profoundly altered the streetscapes of America’s Chinatowns, transforming these working-class bastions into ghost towns, protest zones, then open-air cafeterias. Even before much of the United States went into lockdown in March, these historic neighborhoods were taking a hit. As early as Lunar New Year, when many businesses make a large share of their annual revenue, merchants across the country were reporting declining profits; by the...