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Ohio hospital fires nurse who was caught on camera yelling racial slur

by Kristine Varkony and Nexstar Media Wire / Jul 7, 2020

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- Nationwide Children’s Hospital has fired one of its employees after a video of her saying a racial slur was widely circulated on social media over the weekend.

The video, posted Saturday afternoon to Twitter, shows the woman outside a bar in Columbus in what appears to be a verbal altercation with the person recording the video.

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Baby on board: Florida woman gives birth on pontoon boat on 4th of July

by Sarafina Brooks and Nexstar Media Wire / Jul 7, 2020

PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. (WFLA) - "Baby on board" has a brand new meaning for one Florida family after a woman gave birth while celebrating the 4th of July on the water.

John and Amber Easterday, along with their two children, took a pontoon boat out on Old Tampa Bay on Saturday.

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Coronavirus has ‘stabilized’ in Florida, governor says

by Mahsa Saeidi and Nexstar Media Wire / Jul 7, 2020

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) -- Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said Monday he believes coronavirus has "stabilized" in Florida. The message came during a virus update after the state marked the grave milestone of more than 200,000 total cases since the beginning of the pandemic.

In three of the past five days, the Sunshine State saw more than 10,000 new daily coronavirus cases. The percentage of people testing positive has also dramatically gone up. Some public health experts say Florida may be the next epicenter of the virus.

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