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CDC Director Rochelle Walensky is expected to endorse the recommendation on the reformulated vaccine within hours, allowing some clinicians, pharmacies and other providers to begin administering shots as early as this weekend.
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Amid a climate-policy bonanza, the state passed a bill to encourage people to live car-free.
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Ukrainians hope that retaking the region from the Russians will swing momentum their way in what has become a stalemated war.
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Defying modernity, fountain pen collectors find beauty beyond typing, texting and other ways of rendering words.
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Ravil Maganov, 67, was being treated at the hospital after a heart attack. It’s at least the sixth fatal incident this year involving high-profile Russian oil and gas executives whose lives ended in gory or murky circumstances.
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The video emerged online this week and caused outrage among Saudi dissidents and activists, who said it highlighted the type of violence the state regularly inflicts on women and girls.
Following the visit by U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, China has become much more provocative around Taiwan’s waters.
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The start of the academic year in Ukraine, normally heavy on ceremony, is anything but normal as Russia's invasion and bombardments continue.
While the storm is slowly weakening, it is still expected to bring significant impacts early next week.
In the latest symptom of Lebanon's unfolding economic crisis, hikes in telecom fees mean many in the country can't afford their phones anymore.