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brazilil has reported nearly 130 new coronavirus deaths, a new daily high for the country. over 31,000 pepeople have didied from virus in brazil. more than 550,000 have been infected -- the world's second highest total behind the united states. meanwhile, in india, the number of coronavirus cases hasas toppd 200,000 and public health official fear the peak could still be weeks away. here in the united states, the u.s. death toll has reached 106,000. tyson foods has revealed nearly 600 workers at a pork processing plant in storm lake, iowa, have tested positive -- most were asymptomatic. meanwhile, at least 16 graduating cadets at west point have tested d positive after returning to campus ahead of the june 13 commencement, where president trump is scheduled to speak in person despite warnings from public health officials about large public gatherings. once president trump said he wanted to come and have an in person graduation, all the cadets were called back from around the country. president donald trump has announced he is moving this sumummer's republican national conve