Inside Edition for Thursday, September 17, 2020
Inside Edition reports…Donald Trump was elected President of the United States in 2016 after several women accused him of sexual misconduct. Now, a little more than six weeks before votes are cast in the 2020 race, he is facing new allegations. Trump has denied all allegations of sexual misconduct. A University of Michigan student tested positive for Covid-19 and went viral on TikTok for complaining about where the school has placed him and others in quarantine. A number of cities across the country have been experiencing an uptick in violent crime lately and one couple’s story illustrates how anyone can become a victim. And 18 staffers at the same hospital all became pregnant at the same time!
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<p>Inside Edition reports…Donald Trump was elected President of the United States in 2016 after several women accused him of sexual misconduct. Now, a little more than six weeks before votes are cast in the 2020 race, he is facing new allegations. Trump has denied all allegations of sexual misconduct. A University of Michigan student tested positive for Covid-19 and went viral on TikTok for complaining about where the school has placed him and others in quarantine. A number of cities across the country have been experiencing an uptick in violent crime lately and one couple’s story illustrates how anyone can become a victim. And 18 staffers at the same hospital all became pregnant at the same time! </p>
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