Breaking News for Peru West Virginia

Peru is an unincorporated community on the South Fork South Branch Potomac River in Hardy County, West Virginia, United States

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  Spotlighting a History of Slavery in N.Y.C.

  A campaign draws attention to streets, subway stations and neighborhoods named after some of the city's most famous families.

  by The New York Times
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  Virginia G.O.P.?s Choices for Governor: ?Trumpy, Trumpier, Trumpiest?

  As the party prepares to pick its nominee this weekend, the race embodies the collapse of Republican power in a state that has tilted more sharply to Democrats than perhaps any other.

  by The New York Times
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  New in Paperback: ?Squeeze Me? and ?The Inequality Machine?

  Six new paperbacks to check out this week.

  by The New York Times

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  Coronavirus Briefing: What Happened Today

  Things are looking brighter for Americans.

  by The New York Times
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  ?Turning the Corner?: U.S. Covid Outlook Reaches Most Hopeful Point Yet

  Cases and deaths have dipped, and vaccinations make scientists hopeful, even as variants mean the coronavirus is here to stay.

  by The New York Times
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  A social science experiment suggests $100 vaccination incentives can pay off.

  What?s the best way to persuade the millions of Americans to get their shots?

  by The New York Times
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  The U.S. Birthrate Has Dropped Again. The Pandemic May Be Accelerating the Decline.

  Over all, the birthrate declined by 4 percent in 2020. Births were down most sharply in December, when babies conceived at the start of the health crisis would have been born.

  by The New York Times

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  Vaccines, Mexico Crash, Flourishing: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing

  Here?s what you need to know at the end of the day.

  by The New York Times
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  U.S. Vaccinations Are Slowing. What?s to Blame?

  Use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine has taken a hit after it was paused by the federal government, but the rate of Moderna and Pfizer vaccinations has been falling as well.

  by The New York Times
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  Severe Weather Continues in South for Third Straight Day

  The authorities blamed storms and tornadoes for at least three deaths, and forecasters warned that more tornadoes were possible on Tuesday night.

  by The New York Times

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