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Harris, Trump Battle For Swing-State Votes As Elon Musk Draws Lawsuit
Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris appealed to Christian groups and union workers in battleground states.
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Elon Musk Says He Can Cut $2 Trillion From Budget At Trump Rally
Donald Trump turned to the home stretch of his campaign with a marathon rally in the heart of Manhattan, flanked by Elon Musk and other allies aiming to frame voters' decision around who can fix America's woes.
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Nancy Pelosi Says Xi Jinping Reacted To Taiwan Visit "Like A Scared Bully"
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said members of Congress won't be intimidated by China's reaction to her visit to Taiwan and that Chinese President Xi Jinping was acting "like a scared bully."
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2 Covid Pills - But Who Should Get Them? The New Dilemma
The US has cleared its first two Covid-19 treatment pills, and now comes another hurdle -- deciding who should get which one.
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US Weighs Shorter Covid Isolation For Vaccinated With Breakthrough Case
US health officials are weighing whether to change isolation recommendations for some vaccinated people so that they could return to work sooner after a breakthrough case of Covid-19.
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How New US Travel Rules Affect Various Countries, Including India
The new US travel policy will block entry to foreign nationals who have recovered from COVID-19 and then gotten one dose of two-dose vaccines -- a standard that France and the European Commission consider full vaccination.
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"Our Patience Is Wearing Thin": Joe Biden Orders Shots For Millions
President Joe Biden said he'd order all executive branch employees, federal contractors and millions of health-care workers to be vaccinated against the coronavirus.
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US Regulator Likely To Clear 3rd Shot For Those With Weak Immune Systems
U.S. drug regulators are set to clear a third dose of Covid vaccines for people with weak immune systems as a new study showed the benefits of an extra shot in transplant patients.
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The Big Vaccine Update: Pfizer Wants Clearance For Third "Booster" Shot
Pfizer Inc. plans to request U.S. emergency authorization in August for a third booster dose of its Covid-19 vaccine, based on early data showing that it can sharply increase immune protection against the coronavirus.
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US Vs Germany On India Vaccine Patent Waiver Proposal. What Happens Next
The pharmaceutical companies hate it. The Biden administration is embracing it. Now, finding common ground for wider distribution of Covid-19 vaccines in poorer countries falls to the World Trade Organization -- a body known more for its inability to
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Behind-The-Scenes Of PM Modi's Call With Joe Biden
The U.S. announced Monday it would share its entire supply of AstraZeneca Plc's Covid-19 vaccine with other countries and readied an aid package for India, as President Joe Biden pivots to ramp up U.S. pandemic assistance to the rest of the world.
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J&J Vaccine Manufacturing Error Affects 15 Million Doses: Report
A manufacturing error at a plant involved in Covid-19 vaccine production affected 15 million doses worth of an ingredient for Johnson & Johnson's vaccine, according to two people familiar with the matter, though the company downplayed the situation a
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Trump's Pardon List May Include Family, Celebrities, Himself: Report
President Donald Trump has prepared a sweeping list of individuals he's hoping to pardon in the final days of his administration that includes senior White House officials, family members, prominent rappers -- and possibly himself, according to people familiar with the matter.
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"I Get It," Says Trump, Then Briefly Exits Hospital For "Little Surprise"
President Donald Trump unexpectedly left the hospital where he's being treated for Covid-19 to greet supporters on Sunday, waving to them from his motorcade in a bid to demonstrate strength while yearning to return to the campaign trail.
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Americans Told To "Please, Please, Please" Wear Mask. Trump Hasn't Yet
The Trump administration's coronavirus task force stepped up its calls for Americans to wear masks as cases surge in some states but Vice President Mike Pence said there are no plans to override governors who have yet to require them.
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Harris, Trump Battle For Swing-State Votes As Elon Musk Draws Lawsuit
Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris appealed to Christian groups and union workers in battleground states.
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Elon Musk Says He Can Cut $2 Trillion From Budget At Trump Rally
Donald Trump turned to the home stretch of his campaign with a marathon rally in the heart of Manhattan, flanked by Elon Musk and other allies aiming to frame voters' decision around who can fix America's woes.
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Nancy Pelosi Says Xi Jinping Reacted To Taiwan Visit "Like A Scared Bully"
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said members of Congress won't be intimidated by China's reaction to her visit to Taiwan and that Chinese President Xi Jinping was acting "like a scared bully."
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2 Covid Pills - But Who Should Get Them? The New Dilemma
The US has cleared its first two Covid-19 treatment pills, and now comes another hurdle -- deciding who should get which one.
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US Weighs Shorter Covid Isolation For Vaccinated With Breakthrough Case
US health officials are weighing whether to change isolation recommendations for some vaccinated people so that they could return to work sooner after a breakthrough case of Covid-19.
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How New US Travel Rules Affect Various Countries, Including India
The new US travel policy will block entry to foreign nationals who have recovered from COVID-19 and then gotten one dose of two-dose vaccines -- a standard that France and the European Commission consider full vaccination.
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"Our Patience Is Wearing Thin": Joe Biden Orders Shots For Millions
President Joe Biden said he'd order all executive branch employees, federal contractors and millions of health-care workers to be vaccinated against the coronavirus.
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US Regulator Likely To Clear 3rd Shot For Those With Weak Immune Systems
U.S. drug regulators are set to clear a third dose of Covid vaccines for people with weak immune systems as a new study showed the benefits of an extra shot in transplant patients.
-
The Big Vaccine Update: Pfizer Wants Clearance For Third "Booster" Shot
Pfizer Inc. plans to request U.S. emergency authorization in August for a third booster dose of its Covid-19 vaccine, based on early data showing that it can sharply increase immune protection against the coronavirus.
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US Vs Germany On India Vaccine Patent Waiver Proposal. What Happens Next
The pharmaceutical companies hate it. The Biden administration is embracing it. Now, finding common ground for wider distribution of Covid-19 vaccines in poorer countries falls to the World Trade Organization -- a body known more for its inability to
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Behind-The-Scenes Of PM Modi's Call With Joe Biden
The U.S. announced Monday it would share its entire supply of AstraZeneca Plc's Covid-19 vaccine with other countries and readied an aid package for India, as President Joe Biden pivots to ramp up U.S. pandemic assistance to the rest of the world.
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J&J Vaccine Manufacturing Error Affects 15 Million Doses: Report
A manufacturing error at a plant involved in Covid-19 vaccine production affected 15 million doses worth of an ingredient for Johnson & Johnson's vaccine, according to two people familiar with the matter, though the company downplayed the situation a
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Trump's Pardon List May Include Family, Celebrities, Himself: Report
President Donald Trump has prepared a sweeping list of individuals he's hoping to pardon in the final days of his administration that includes senior White House officials, family members, prominent rappers -- and possibly himself, according to people familiar with the matter.
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"I Get It," Says Trump, Then Briefly Exits Hospital For "Little Surprise"
President Donald Trump unexpectedly left the hospital where he's being treated for Covid-19 to greet supporters on Sunday, waving to them from his motorcade in a bid to demonstrate strength while yearning to return to the campaign trail.
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Americans Told To "Please, Please, Please" Wear Mask. Trump Hasn't Yet
The Trump administration's coronavirus task force stepped up its calls for Americans to wear masks as cases surge in some states but Vice President Mike Pence said there are no plans to override governors who have yet to require them.
