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PHOTO: Ian Maxwell speaks with ABC News' James Longman during an interview.

Ghislaine Maxwell's brother insists she should be treated as 'presumed innocent': 'She is not Epstein'

PHOTO: Actress Esme Bianco is accusing Marilyn Manson of abuse.

Marilyn Manson accuser Esme Bianco speaks out on alleged abuse

PHOTO: Vaccine Research Center director Dr. Barney Graham and Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett, discuss research on the coronavirus vaccine with several legislators from Maryland. — Chia-Chi Charlie Chang/NIH

Kizzmekia Corbett, an African American woman, is praised as key scientist behind COVID-19 vaccine

PHOTO: Young African American woman in a protective face mask standing behind plexiglass at the checkout counter of a supermarket — Goodboy Picture Company/Getty Images

Visual demonstration investigates the efficacy of plexiglass amid the pandemic

PHOTO: FILE - In this Oct. 18, 2020 file photo, people walk by outdoor plastic dining bubbles on Fulton Market in Chicago. Illinois set another single-day record for coronavirus infections Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2020. — Nam Y. Huh/AP

Tents, igloos and barriers, here's how the virus can spread from table-to-table

PHOTO: South Koreans wear masks and sit according to social distancing as a preventive measure against the coronavirus at Seokyeong University playground on April 25, 2020 in Seoul. — Chung Sung-jun/Getty Images

New study shows how students around the world are returning back to school amid COVID-19

PHOTO: A young woman wears a blue medical mask in an undated stock photo. — STOCK IMAGE/Tamara Pechena/Shutterstock

How fit and placement influence effectiveness of face masks

PHOTO: Dr. James Lawler, a former Bush and Obama White House official, was among the "Red Dawn" emailers.

As coronavirus threatened invasion, a new 'Red Dawn' team tried to save America

PHOTO: New technology, developed and tested at the University of Oregon, would test buildings for signs of COVID-19 instead of testing people using it.

Testing buildings may become added weapon in coronavirus reopenings

Graeme Sloan/Sipa USA via AP, FILE

Feds investigate purportedly faulty COVID-19 test components

PHOTO: Amazon rolls out new technology called "Distance Assistant" to help people socially distance themselves. — Amazon

Distance Assistant: Amazon's new technology to help people social distance

PHOTO: A Xenex robot called "Kennedy" is using ultraviolet light to disinfect a room at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, June 10 2020, in Los Angeles.

In hotels and beyond, UV light robots and lamps could help protect against coronavirus

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