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The work remains to face the next crisis as we helped Biden on the Pandemic.
European public health experts have warned that the lack of major publicity campaigns is likely to reduce the number of people willing to take a risk. Adam Finn, chair of ETAGE, an expert group advising the WHO on vaccine preventable diseases in Europe, said, “There must be some complacency in that life seems to have…
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The voters have a message for Trump and Biden.
Former US presidential candidate Mitt Romney has said that the election denying by President Donald Trump “was an albatross around Republican necks”. “I think we have lot of Republicans who are interested in being our nominee for president,” he added. Earlier, US Senate Majority Leader John Thune said that “relitigating the 2020 election is not…
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The Justice Dept. believes Trump has more documents.
The FBI seized over 22,000 pages of documents during a search of former US President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in August, according to a report. The FBI had sought the documents as part of its criminal probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 US presidential election. The FBI reportedly found about 100 documents marked classified.
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Trump has filed a lawsuit against the Attorney General of New York.
A Florida-based company has sued US President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and senior advisor Jared Kushner for allegedly conspiring withelberg’s company to avoid taxes by hiding payments to pornstar Stormy Daniels, Reuters reported. The lawsuit said Trump knew about Weisselberg’s tax avoidance scheme but did nothing to stop it. Weisselberg is accused of helping porn actress…
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What Georgia’s record-breaking early voting means is an opinion.
The Democratic Senator from Georgia, Raphael Warnock, has defeated his Republican challenger, former University of Georgia football quarterback Herschel Walker, in a runoff election for a seat in the state senate. Warnock has now been elected to his third two-year term. The runoff election was held after neither candidate received 50% of the votes cast…
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Reports say one student called police while he was in Uvalde.
Authorities are investigating why a teacher at an elementary school in Maryland, US walked 27 students and a teacher off campus after false reports of multiple stab wounds. Frederick County Sheriff’s Office said that when they found out there had been no stabs, they quickly found out that 27 students and the teacher were missing.…
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The new study found that Statins are vastly superior to supplements to cut cholesterol.
A new study suggests that taking a dietary supplement like fish oil instead of a senna, commonly prescribed for lowering cholesterol, is more effective in helping people cut down on their cholesterol risk than a senna. It found that people who took fish oil in place of a senna had a reduction in their high-density-density-density…
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The US work culture is so broken that there are hotel rooms for it.
Elon Musk responded to San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee’s tweet criticising “hardcore” work culture by writing, “So city of San Francisco attacks companies providing beds for tired employees instead of making sure kids are safe from fentanyl.” “When you arrive to work in jeans and a company sweatshirt you will stop by the cafeteria for…
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Zelensky visited Kherson after the Russian Retreat turned the river into a new front line.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday said that his country’s forces will help evacuate people who are stranded in the region due to the ongoing conflict in eastern Ukraine. “We are working on the evacuation of Ukrainian citizens from the territory which has been occupied by Russia,” he added. This comes after Ukraine on Monday…
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If you thought election denialism was over, think again.
The US Supreme Court will hear a case on Friday regarding the validity of elections in state legislatures. The outcome of the case could have a major impact on many states, including New York and California, that hold legislative elections every two years. This case was filed by a group of candidates who argued that…
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Biden has had a strained relationship with the Saudis.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has been granted immunity to travel to China, less than 24 hours before he was expected to arrive in the country for a state visit from Chinese President Xi Jinping, reports said. The decision was reportedly made by a US judge just as Salman was about to arrive in…
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There are a lot of great Apple Deals.
Amazon and Best Buy’s deals have slashed prices of several Apple products including the iPad Air, MacBook Air, Mac Mini and Apple Watches during the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales. The cheapest iPad Air on sale at Amazon is priced at $810. Walmart has the best price on the 11-inch iPad Pro, which features…
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Musk is under investigation by the federal government.
Twitter in a regulatory filing alleged that Tesla CEO Elon Musk and his legal team failed to produce draft communications with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and a slide presentation to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Twitter said it wasn’t told to burn notebooks as claimed by Musk’s team earlier this month. It added,…
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Police say there were four dead University of Idaho students.
Four college students died in a murder-suicide at a house near University of Idaho campus in the US state of Idaho, police said on Monday. Police added that they received an unconscious person call from the residence on Sunday afternoon. The university issued a shelter in place order for students until investigators could rule out…
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The University of Virginia canceled classes in the wake of the fatal shooting of 3 football players.
At least three people were killed and two others were injured after a shooting at the University of Virginia on Sunday, campus police and university president Jim Ryan confirmed. The shooter, identified as 22-year-old Jeffrey Jones, was later killed in a gun battle with the police. The shooting is the third major mass shooting at…
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Arizona is important to watch on Tuesday night.
Blake Masters, a Republican candidate for Senate in US’ Arizona, won the nomination with the help of ex-President Donald Trump’s endorsement. Masters recorded a video in which he looked directly into the camera to say, “I think Trump won in 2020.” In March, Masters had posted a video on social media wherein he said, “I…
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GOP senators are having a hard time understanding how they failed to win back the Senate.
Senator Rob Portman on Monday said it was “time to move on from the pet issue” after he spoke at a Donald Trump rally days before the November 8 US elections. Portman added that it was time for the party to “better candidate recruitment” and “stick with the issues”. The Ohio Senator was referring to…
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Can the leader of China deliver?
China’s President Xi Jinping has said the country’s political system is ” Chinese-style democracy”. This comes after he met US Vice President Joe Biden during the latter’s two-day visit to China. In a statement after his meeting with Biden, Xi described China’s governance system as “Chinese-style democracy”. The meeting was the first between the two…
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Airlines had to pay more than $600 million in refunds to passengers for the swine flu.
US Department of Transportation has ordered six airlines to pay $600 million in refunds to customers for cancelled flights, saying they shouldn’t have been denied the right. The airlines, including Frontier Airlines, were ordered to pay $7.5 million. “Airlines that brazenly skirt the rules deserve to be fined…this latest round of enforcement comes almost three…
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States went in different directions during the midterms.
US voters have elected Democratic President Joe Biden to his first four-year term in office, making him the first Democrat since Bill Clinton in 1996 to hold the office. Biden became the first US vice presidential candidate to win the presidency since Harry Truman in 1946. In 2020, Biden became the first Democratic presidential nominee…
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The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Meta is planning significant layoffs.
Facebook-parent Meta is planning the first significant layoffs in its history as it struggles with a shrinking business and fears of a looming recession, Entrackr reported. Earlier this month, Meta said its second-quarter revenue declined for the second consecutive quarter. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg had earlier said that the workforce cuts would “affect the whole…
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The family of a Palestinian American reporter is looking for justice.
US Department of Justice has launched an investigation into the killing of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh in the West Bank last May, Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz said. Israel has made it clear to the US that we won’t cooperation with any external investigation, he added. Palestinian officials, Abu Akleh’s family and Al…
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A day of chaos raises the prospect of a collapse on social media.
Several Twitter employees spoke out against the company’s new microblogging service Twitter Blue, saying that it’s discriminatory for people with verification checkmarks and could lead to abuse of social media. “Twitter’s current lords and Peasant system for who has or doesn’t have a Blue Checkmark is bullshit,” an employee said. Another employee said, “I don’t…
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The ex-Election Chief of TWc is concerned about the upcoming US elections.
Twitter’s public policy head Vijaya Gadde said she was the subject of racist and misogynistic abuse during her 11-year tenure at the company, according to Washington Post. Gadde, who also heads public policy and safety, said she was asked to fire Musk after he told prospective investors that he planned to cut 70% of Twitter’s…
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McCarthy faces a rocky road to speakership, given the GOP’s election showing.
During a private meeting last year, US House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said former President Donald Trump had no idea his supporters were carrying out the attack on the US Capitol, according to previously released audio. McCarthy told two police officers who defended the US Capitol that he considered asking Trump to step down after…