NEWS
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354Biden administration asks U.S. Supreme Court to reject Harvard affirmative action case
By Nate Raymond BOSTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration on Wednesday urged the U.S. Supreme Court to decline to hear...
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268Biden’s Supreme Court commission submits report on reform
Washington — President Biden’s commission on the Supreme Court unanimously voted Tuesday to send its report examining reforms to the high court to...
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321Is the best strategy against omicron to keep boosting with the original vaccine?
Federal health officials are urging all vaccinated adults to get their Covid booster shot amid growing alarm over the omicron variant, a...
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334Omicron coronavirus variant found in at least 10 states
The new omicron coronavirus variant has been found in at least 10 U.S. states a little over a week after the strain...
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673Moderna booster shot update: New guidance, programs, stats to know as omicron arrives
On Thursday, President Joe Biden announced a new campaign to bring COVID vaccine boosters to 100 million people who are still eligible...
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Get ready: The Biden administration looks set to announce controversial new COVID rules
One of the key messages the Biden administration is trying to convey to Americans at this stage of the coronavirus pandemic is...
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225Microsoft is selling ugly Windows sweaters again, and this time, it’s Minesweeper
Microsoft has launched a new Windows software-themed ugly sweater on its Xbox Gear Shop dedicated to the infamous Windows game Minesweeper. It’s...
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Biden Expected to Announce New, Tougher Testing Requirements For International Travelers
President Joe Biden is expected to announce new and tougher testing requirements for both vaccinated and unvaccinated international travelers. In a statement...
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286As omicron variant alarm spreads, countries mull a radical ‘pandemic treaty’
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216Cryptocurrency mining in Kazakhstan is leading to power shortages
Cryptocurrency mining consumes a massive amount of energy, and that’s prompting a crisis in Kazakhstan. The Financial Timesreports the country’s electrical grid...
