WHO calls for pause on COVID-19 booster shots in wealthier countries

The World Health Organization (WHO) is calling for a moratorium on COVID-19 booster shots in wealthy nations through at least the end of September as poor countries struggle with access to vaccines….
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America's pandemic of COVID hypocrisy

If COVID-19 continues in some variation, the same politicians who fanned its spread will be the first to condemn the Biden administration for not ending it.
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Arkansas governor says he regrets signing ban on mask mandates

Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson (R) says he regrets signing a ban on mask mandates in schools as he asks the state legislature to reverse the decision. “Well, I signed it at the time be…
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Trump asks court to block release of tax returns to Congress

Former President Trump’s personal attorneys are asking a federal judge to block the release of his tax returns to Congress after the Biden administration issued a legal memo authorizing that the records be handed over to…
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Nunes sues MSNBC, alleging Rachel Maddow defamed him

Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) is suing NBCUniversal for defamation, citing comments made by MSNBC host Rachel Maddow in March regarding his dealings with an individual sanctioned by the U.S. government.The lawsuit fi…
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Two delta-plus variant cases recorded in South Korea

South Korea has recorded two new cases of the delta-plus variant of the coronavirus. The Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency …
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Ohio special election: A good day for Democrats

Democrats got a double dose of welcome news in two Ohio special congressional elections yesterday.
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New hurdle slows $1 trillion infrastructure bill

Senate action on a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill has slowed to a crawl as lawmakers haggle over more than 250 proposed amendments to the legislation.In several instances, senators ar…
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Biden buys time with new eviction ban

President Biden is attempting to thread the needle by replacing a lapsed federal eviction ban with new protections designed to keep millions of Americans from losing their homes amid surging coronavirus…
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Delta's peak is difficult to project, but could come this month

The delta variant surging through the United States could peak later this month, but experts say projections are difficult and much will depend on an unpredictable factor: human behavior.The U.S. is expected to end…
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