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Trump Admits 18 New States To Increase Competition For Medical SuppliesWASHINGTON—In an effort to attract better offers from governors forced into bidding wars over life-saving equipment, President Donald Trump admitted 18 new states Monday to increase competition for medical supplies. “The free market works best with some healthy competition, so by increasing the number of U.S. states to 68, we can hopefully double the cost of ventilators,” said Trump, who noted that American Samoa, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Midway Atoll, Toronto, and Tijuana were among the 18 territories that had been fast-tracked into the Union. “It’s important our manufacturers are getting the best prices possible. We’re sending 300,000 surgical masks to a new state in the middle of Maine we’re calling Clovis. Nobody lives there, but it’s going to help drive up demand. The Coral Princess cruise ship is also now a state, a beautiful floating place, and they’re looking for PPE, too. We don’t have enough for them, but we’re looking forward to their bids.” At press time, Trump clarified Puerto Rico would remain an unincorporated territory.
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Summer Businesses Fear Coronavirus Lockdowns Means a Lost SeasonFor seasonal businesses, the prospect of a lost summer looms: 'You’ll never catch up. Hopefully you’ll live to fight another day.'
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Florida schools to remain closed through summerFlorida Gov. DeSantis says the state's public school buildings will remain closed through summer and that students will continue remote learning for the rest of the academic year.
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Stylish Summer Blazers You Can Wear Without Overheating InStyle with a slip dress or shorts.
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Tokyo Restaurants Primed for the Olympics Face a Summer Without TouristsWithout the promise of Olympic-sized crowds, tourist-focused restaurants and ramen shops are struggling to survive
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