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Amazon Terminates Paid COVID-19 Paid Leave Policy for Workers in the US
Amazon has updated its policy following the availability of COVID-19 vaccines and revised guidance from the US’ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Influential US Congress Members Urge Vaccine Collaboration With India
Members of America's influential Congressional Hispanic Caucus have urged US President Joe Biden to champion vaccine collaboration with India to bring an end to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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T-Mobile Said to Terminate Employees Not Vaccinated Against COVID-19 by April
T-Mobile US will reportedly fire its corporate employees who are not fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by April 2.
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US Businesses Face January 4 Deadline To Get Workers Vaccinated
Strict rules intended to push tens of millions of American workers into receiving vaccines against Covid-19 will come into effect on January 4 of next year, President Joe Biden's administration announced Thursday.
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US Details Plan To Vaccinate Children Aged 5-11 Against Covid
The United States is ready to vaccinate kids aged 5-11 against Covid from next month, White House said in a statement today.
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Brazil President Eats Pizza On NYC Streets After UN Meet; Twitter Reacts
Brazil's president Jair Bolsonaro was captured eating pizza on a sidewalk in New York City, here's all you need to know about it.
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Facebook, Amazon Pressed on Efforts to Curb COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation by US Congressmen
Facebook and Amazon were called on by US Democratic Representative Adam Schiff to provide a more thorough explanation of their efforts to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 vaccine misinformation.
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Apple Asks US Employees to Report COVID-19 Vaccination Status by Mid-September: Report
Apple is reportedly asking its US employees to report their vaccination status as COVID-19 cases spike in the country.
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Facebook Says It Is Helping Reduce COVID-19 Vaccine 'Hesitancy' by Filtering Out Misinformation
Facebook said vaccine "hesitancy" is declining in the US and other countries and credits its efforts to filter out misinformation and promote authoritative information for helping the trend.
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COVID-19 Misinformation at US Public Forums Vexes Social Media Platforms, Big Tech
Videos of local government meetings have emerged as the latest vector of COVID-19 misinformation, broadcasting misleading claims about masks and vaccines to millions and creating new challenges for Internet platforms trying to balance the potential harm against the need for government openness.
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As US, Others Fight Delta Fury, UK's Sudden Drop In Cases Brings Hope
Two weeks ago, the delta variant was ripping through the UK, stoking fears of a record wave of Covid-19 clobbering one of the world's most highly vaccinated countries.
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Twitter Closes Re-Opened US Offices, Big Tech Firms Make COVID-19 Vaccination Mandatory as Delta Cases Surge
Twitter is shutting its reopened offices in the US, while other big tech companies are making vaccination mandatory for on-campus employees, as the highly infectious Delta COVID-19 variant drives a resurgence in cases.
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US President Joe Biden Softens Tone on Facebook, Urges Action on COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation
US President Joe Biden took a softer tone when talking about Facebook on Monday, after saying last week that the social media company was "killing people" by allowing the spread of misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines.
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Explained: Coronavirus Variants, Their Impact And Vaccines
The Delta variant, first reported in India, has already become the dominant strain in the UK and is moving in that direction in the US and other countries
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US, India, China Account For 60% Of 2 Billion Vaccine Doses Distributed Globally: WHO
Of the two billion COVID-19 vaccine doses distributed globally till now, about 60 per cent have gone to just three countries - the US, India and China, a senior adviser at the World Health Organisation said.
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Amazon Terminates Paid COVID-19 Paid Leave Policy for Workers in the US
Amazon has updated its policy following the availability of COVID-19 vaccines and revised guidance from the US’ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Influential US Congress Members Urge Vaccine Collaboration With India
Members of America's influential Congressional Hispanic Caucus have urged US President Joe Biden to champion vaccine collaboration with India to bring an end to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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T-Mobile Said to Terminate Employees Not Vaccinated Against COVID-19 by April
T-Mobile US will reportedly fire its corporate employees who are not fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by April 2.
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US Businesses Face January 4 Deadline To Get Workers Vaccinated
Strict rules intended to push tens of millions of American workers into receiving vaccines against Covid-19 will come into effect on January 4 of next year, President Joe Biden's administration announced Thursday.
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US Details Plan To Vaccinate Children Aged 5-11 Against Covid
The United States is ready to vaccinate kids aged 5-11 against Covid from next month, White House said in a statement today.
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Brazil President Eats Pizza On NYC Streets After UN Meet; Twitter Reacts
Brazil's president Jair Bolsonaro was captured eating pizza on a sidewalk in New York City, here's all you need to know about it.
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Facebook, Amazon Pressed on Efforts to Curb COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation by US Congressmen
Facebook and Amazon were called on by US Democratic Representative Adam Schiff to provide a more thorough explanation of their efforts to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 vaccine misinformation.
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Apple Asks US Employees to Report COVID-19 Vaccination Status by Mid-September: Report
Apple is reportedly asking its US employees to report their vaccination status as COVID-19 cases spike in the country.
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Facebook Says It Is Helping Reduce COVID-19 Vaccine 'Hesitancy' by Filtering Out Misinformation
Facebook said vaccine "hesitancy" is declining in the US and other countries and credits its efforts to filter out misinformation and promote authoritative information for helping the trend.
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COVID-19 Misinformation at US Public Forums Vexes Social Media Platforms, Big Tech
Videos of local government meetings have emerged as the latest vector of COVID-19 misinformation, broadcasting misleading claims about masks and vaccines to millions and creating new challenges for Internet platforms trying to balance the potential harm against the need for government openness.
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As US, Others Fight Delta Fury, UK's Sudden Drop In Cases Brings Hope
Two weeks ago, the delta variant was ripping through the UK, stoking fears of a record wave of Covid-19 clobbering one of the world's most highly vaccinated countries.
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Twitter Closes Re-Opened US Offices, Big Tech Firms Make COVID-19 Vaccination Mandatory as Delta Cases Surge
Twitter is shutting its reopened offices in the US, while other big tech companies are making vaccination mandatory for on-campus employees, as the highly infectious Delta COVID-19 variant drives a resurgence in cases.
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US President Joe Biden Softens Tone on Facebook, Urges Action on COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation
US President Joe Biden took a softer tone when talking about Facebook on Monday, after saying last week that the social media company was "killing people" by allowing the spread of misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines.
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Explained: Coronavirus Variants, Their Impact And Vaccines
The Delta variant, first reported in India, has already become the dominant strain in the UK and is moving in that direction in the US and other countries
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US, India, China Account For 60% Of 2 Billion Vaccine Doses Distributed Globally: WHO
Of the two billion COVID-19 vaccine doses distributed globally till now, about 60 per cent have gone to just three countries - the US, India and China, a senior adviser at the World Health Organisation said.
