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At age 39, Zlatan Ibrahimovic isn’t a washed-up soccer player. He leads one of Europe’s top leagues in scoring, even after recovering from COVID-19.

Private schools and public schools in Los Angeles County’s higher-income areas have begun to open campuses to their youngest students under waivers and rules that allow schools to open for small groups of students with special needs.

Utah is proceeding with plans to play UCLA on Saturday with a patchwork lineup after its opening game was canceled by a COVID-19 outbreak.

The latest totals, where new cases are concentrated, testing numbers, demographcics, nursing homes and California state and county data in context compared to other states.

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Share self-care this 2020 holiday season with our health and wellness gift guide featuring body products, CBD items, games, and more.

How to appropriately respond when family, friends, coworkers or strangers ask how you’re doing, when you’re not doing so well.

In suits nationwide, students say they aren’t getting what they paid for; universities counter that they are doing their best amid a crisis.

Ecuador’s Galapagos Islands face threats from illicit industrial fishing, climate change and a drastic drop in tourism dollars, which fund conservation efforts in the park.

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U.S. voters are starkly divided over Trump’s response to COVID-19. But in places where the virus is most rampant now, Trump enjoyed enormous support.

Denmark’s prime minister says the government wants to cull all 15 million minks in Danish farms to reduce the risk they’ll pass the coronavirus to humans.

A Stanford study of 18 Trump rallies held in the midst of the pandemic suggests they’ve led to more than 30,000 coronavirus infections and at least 700 COVID-19 deaths.

COVID-19 deaths are draining political support for Republicans, from Trump to candidates for Congress, according to a new study.

If a medical problem like COVID-19 lands you in the hospital on election day, you can still vote in California and most other states with an emergency ballot.

Health workers of all stripes have put themselves at risk during the COVID-19 pandemic. But nurses face the highest risk of being hospitalized with the disease.

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While the nation’s attention was consumed and our president becoming more unhinged and despotic, coronavirus cases hit record highs.

The parallel results: Many Americans have gone back to work, bringing the unemployment rate down to 6.9%; and many Americans have contracted COVID-19.

To use Trump’s imagery, we’re having the equivalent of two 500-fatality plane crashes per day, for 230 days. That’s why were talking about COVID-19.

Once it’s safe to do so, schools should open for at least some in-person learning. Unions will resist this, so the state must intervene.

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