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US Lawmakers Back Covid Chinese Lab Leak Theory After Two-Year Probe
US lawmakers concluded a two-year investigation Monday into the Covid-19 outbreak that killed 1.1 million Americans -- backing the theory that the virus likely leaked from a Chinese laboratory.
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US Warns Of "Arbitrary" Covid Measures In China As Shanghai Fights Surge
The United States on Saturday warned of "arbitrary" Covid-19 measures in China and said it would let some staff leave its Shanghai consulate amid a surge of infections in the locked-down megacity.
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China Faces 'Colossal Outbreak' On US-Style Reopening: Study
China would face a "colossal outbreak" on a scale beyond anything any other country has yet seen, if it were to reopen in a similar manner to the U.S.
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US vs China On South Africa's Detection Of New Covid Variant
The United States praised South Africa Saturday for quickly identifying the new Covid strain called Omicron and sharing this information with the world -- a barely veiled slap at China's handling of the original outbreak of the novel coronavirus.
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How Bad Is US Covid Rebound? ICU Beds Offer Worrying Clue
The latest US Covid-19 wave is taking its toll on some states' intensive-care units, with several parts of the country seeing outbreaks that are as bad as ever.
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"PM Has Given Us A Target - No Third Wave": Health Ministry
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has set the country and his government an ambitious target - to stop a potential third wave of COVID-19 cases in India before it even begins - Dr VK Paul, chief of India's Covid task force, said during a press briefing.
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US Calls For "Transparent" New Probe Into Origins Of Coronavirus
The United States called on Tuesday for international experts to be allowed to evaluate the source of the coronavirus and the "early days of the outbreak" in a second phase of an investigation into the origins of the coronavirus.
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US Civil Rights Leader To Ask Biden To Give India 60 Million Covid Vaccine Doses
Eminent American civil rights leader Rev. Jesse L. Jackson is urging President Joe Biden to release 60 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines to India, which is experiencing one of the worst outbreaks of thee pandemic in the world.
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Top US Senators Seek Global Access Of Vaccines, Cite India's Example
As India faces a catastrophic COVID-19 outbreak, five top Democratic senators wrote to Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson, seeking global access to vaccines, including technology transfer.
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US "Deeply Concerned By Severe Covid Outbreak" In India: Top Official
The United States is "deeply concerned by the severe COVID outbreak in India," White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said this morning as he elaborated on the details of the efforts being made to offer help.
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"Tracking Course Of Covid Outbreak In India Very Closely," Says US
The United States is tracking the course of the COVID-19 outbreak in India "very closely", the State Department has said.
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Trump's Mar-a-Lago Resort In Florida Partially Closed Over Covid Outbreak
Former president Donald Trump's Florida resort Mar-a-Lago has been partially closed after some members of staff tested positive for the coronavirus, US media reported Friday.
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US Clears Johnson & Johnson Single-Shot Covid Vaccine For Emergency Use
The United States on Saturday authorized Johnson & Johnson's Covid vaccine for emergency use, giving the nation a third shot to battle the outbreak that has killed more than 500,000 Americans.
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US Refuses To Accept WHO Team's Findings On Covid Origin In China
China called on the United States on Wednesday to invite the World Health Organization to investigate origins of the COVID-19 outbreak there, as sparring over the pandemic continued after the WHO wrapped up its field work in the Chinese city of Wuhan.
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Home Tests For GRE Lead To Cheating Outbreak In Telangana, Andhra
Group effort by team of experts and the limited view an invigilator gets from webcam -- that's how scores of students in India are cheating in GRE or Graduate Record Examination, the entrance test for graduate studies in the US and other western nations.
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US Lawmakers Back Covid Chinese Lab Leak Theory After Two-Year Probe
US lawmakers concluded a two-year investigation Monday into the Covid-19 outbreak that killed 1.1 million Americans -- backing the theory that the virus likely leaked from a Chinese laboratory.
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US Warns Of "Arbitrary" Covid Measures In China As Shanghai Fights Surge
The United States on Saturday warned of "arbitrary" Covid-19 measures in China and said it would let some staff leave its Shanghai consulate amid a surge of infections in the locked-down megacity.
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China Faces 'Colossal Outbreak' On US-Style Reopening: Study
China would face a "colossal outbreak" on a scale beyond anything any other country has yet seen, if it were to reopen in a similar manner to the U.S.
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US vs China On South Africa's Detection Of New Covid Variant
The United States praised South Africa Saturday for quickly identifying the new Covid strain called Omicron and sharing this information with the world -- a barely veiled slap at China's handling of the original outbreak of the novel coronavirus.
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How Bad Is US Covid Rebound? ICU Beds Offer Worrying Clue
The latest US Covid-19 wave is taking its toll on some states' intensive-care units, with several parts of the country seeing outbreaks that are as bad as ever.
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"PM Has Given Us A Target - No Third Wave": Health Ministry
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has set the country and his government an ambitious target - to stop a potential third wave of COVID-19 cases in India before it even begins - Dr VK Paul, chief of India's Covid task force, said during a press briefing.
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US Calls For "Transparent" New Probe Into Origins Of Coronavirus
The United States called on Tuesday for international experts to be allowed to evaluate the source of the coronavirus and the "early days of the outbreak" in a second phase of an investigation into the origins of the coronavirus.
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US Civil Rights Leader To Ask Biden To Give India 60 Million Covid Vaccine Doses
Eminent American civil rights leader Rev. Jesse L. Jackson is urging President Joe Biden to release 60 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines to India, which is experiencing one of the worst outbreaks of thee pandemic in the world.
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Top US Senators Seek Global Access Of Vaccines, Cite India's Example
As India faces a catastrophic COVID-19 outbreak, five top Democratic senators wrote to Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson, seeking global access to vaccines, including technology transfer.
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US "Deeply Concerned By Severe Covid Outbreak" In India: Top Official
The United States is "deeply concerned by the severe COVID outbreak in India," White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said this morning as he elaborated on the details of the efforts being made to offer help.
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"Tracking Course Of Covid Outbreak In India Very Closely," Says US
The United States is tracking the course of the COVID-19 outbreak in India "very closely", the State Department has said.
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Trump's Mar-a-Lago Resort In Florida Partially Closed Over Covid Outbreak
Former president Donald Trump's Florida resort Mar-a-Lago has been partially closed after some members of staff tested positive for the coronavirus, US media reported Friday.
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US Clears Johnson & Johnson Single-Shot Covid Vaccine For Emergency Use
The United States on Saturday authorized Johnson & Johnson's Covid vaccine for emergency use, giving the nation a third shot to battle the outbreak that has killed more than 500,000 Americans.
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US Refuses To Accept WHO Team's Findings On Covid Origin In China
China called on the United States on Wednesday to invite the World Health Organization to investigate origins of the COVID-19 outbreak there, as sparring over the pandemic continued after the WHO wrapped up its field work in the Chinese city of Wuhan.
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Home Tests For GRE Lead To Cheating Outbreak In Telangana, Andhra
Group effort by team of experts and the limited view an invigilator gets from webcam -- that's how scores of students in India are cheating in GRE or Graduate Record Examination, the entrance test for graduate studies in the US and other western nations.
