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The Analyzer News Roundup For May 29, 2020

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By Niko Boskovic Verified, Bing Xiao
| northwestern.edu
The Trump administration loosened restrictions on religious institutions in an attempt not to alienate the evangelical community, believing that some of the proposals were too harsh. According to The Washington Post, warnings on the danger of communal singing and drinking from the same chalice were lifted after the White House  was not on board with the proposal.
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Wuhan locals survived in the epicenter of coronavirus

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By Bing Xiao, Niko Boskovic Verified
| northwestern.edu
“The Wuhan authorities withheld the truth and covered it up at the beginning,” said Yuan Li, a Wuhan resident. Yuan Li, an editor for an online local lifestyle publication in Wuhan, China where she lives, said she did not realize the severity of the coronavirus outbreak in the city of eleven million until she traveled to Macau before the Chinese New Year and watched CNN news in her hotel room. “I’m still mad at the Wuhan mayor, Hubei governor and some other bureaucrats,” she said.
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The Analyzer News Roundup For May 27, 2020

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By Niko Boskovic Verified, Brian Johnson, Hyojung Kim
| northwestern.edu
The European Union proposed a $2 trillion COVID-19 response package aimed at lifting the union out of an impending economic depression. According to the Wall Street Journal, if approved by the EU governing bodies the response plan would deepen the bloc’s economic union in unprecedented ways. The suggested package would include a $750 billion recovery plan set for immediate spending, while the rest of the funds would go towards lifting the region economically over the course of 7 years.
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