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Trump then rambled for more than five uninterrupted minutes, first repeating what he’d just been asked by the questioner, and mistakenly calling her Carolyn.

Trump went on and on about local congressional races, claiming that mail-in voting in those states was a “disaster” and a “disgrace.”

According to The New York Times and numerous other publications including this one, Trump’s claims about mail-in voting fraud are false. »

Tampons and pads are no longer banned at Texas bar exams.

Test takers will be allowed to bring their own tampons and pads with them during the upcoming bar exam in Texas.

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Two new studies, though from different parts of the world, have arrived at the same conclusion: that young children not only transmit SARS-CoV-2 efficiently, but may be major drivers of the pandemic as well.

Whenever these young children cough, sneeze, or shout, they expel virus-laden droplets from the nasopharynx into the air.

The researchers found that although young children had a somewhat lower risk of infection than adults and were less likely to become ill, children age 14 and younger transmit the virus more efficiently to other children and adults than adults themselves. »

The City of Houston will begin issuing citations to people who are not wearing a mask.

"For months, we have focused on education and not citations.

Houston police officers will be issuing the warnings and citations to anyone not wearing a face-covering in public, as outlined in Texas Governor Greg Abbott's statewide mandatory mask order. »