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Workers Push Back Against Hospitals Requiring COVID Vaccines
Jennifer Bridges, a registered nurse in Houston, is steadfast in her belief that it's wrong for her employer to force hospital workers like her to get vaccinated against COVID19 or say goodbye to their jobs. But that's a losing legal argument so far.
Vaccines From Pfizer, AstraZeneca Protect Against Delta Strain, Prevent Hospitalisation, Says Study
Scientists said two jabs of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine stopped the need for in-patient treatment in 96 percent of cases.
U.S., South Korea Reaffirm Cooperation Toward Denuclearization Of Korean Peninsula
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and South Korean Foreign Minister Chung EuiYong reaffirmed a commitment between their countries and Japan to work closely toward the "denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula," the State Department said.
Lukaku Sends Message To Eriksen As Belgium Wins At Euro 2020
Romelu Lukaku delivered a heartfelt message to Denmark player Christian Eriksen after scoring the first of his two goals in a 30 win over Russia on Saturday at the European Championship.
Soccer-Lukaku Sends Support To Club Teammate Eriksen After Scoring
Belgium striker Romelu Lukaku paid tribute to his club teammate Christian Eriksen who collapsed on the pitch on Saturday, calling out "Chris, Chris I love you" to a television camera after scoring in the European Championship against Russia.
Interfaith March Honors Muslim family Killed in Canada Truck Attack
The demonstrators, who included families with children, banged on drums while others sang John Lennon's "Give Peace a Chance."
Hope Joe Biden Will be Less Impulsive than His Predecessor Trump, Says President Putin
Putin described Biden as a "career man" who spent his life in politics after the "colorful" Trump.
French Open Lookahead: Krejcikova-Pavlyuchenkova In Final
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High-wire Star Nik Wallenda To Walk Over Buffalo Campus
Highwire star Nik Wallenda is scheduled to help open a college's new health clinic next week by walking a wire over the college's Buffalo campus.
Fewer Children Cross US Border In May But Numbers Stay High
The number of unaccompanied children and families entering the U.S. illegally on the Mexican border dropped sharply in May but remained unusually high, authorities said Wednesday.
Longest Serving Death Row Inmate In US Resentenced To Life
The longest serving death row inmate in the U.S. was resentenced to life in prison on Wednesday after prosecutors in Texas concluded the 71yearold man is ineligible for execution and incompetent for retrial due to his long history of mental illness.
Tennis-Opportunity Knocks For Unlikely Quartet In Paris
After a wildly unpredictable women's singles at the French Open, four Grand Slam semifinal debutants will line up on Thursday with a golden opportunity knocking.
Colombia Cut Coca Crop Area In 2020 But Cocaine Output Rose -UNODC
Colombia reduced the area occupied by coca across the country by 7% in 2020, although potential output of cocaine rose 8% to 1,228 metric tons a year, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) said on Wednesday.
Syria Intercepts Israeli Missile Strike Over Damascus -state Media
Syrian air defences on Tuesday intercepted an Israeli missile strike over the capital Damascus, state media reported, while military defectors said the missiles may have targeted Iranianbacked militias.
'For The Culture': The Moment Arrives For 'In The Heights'
As a student as Wesleyan, LinManuel Miranda began writing what would become In the Heights, the musical that would launch him as a playwright and performer and that would lead, two decades later, to Jon M. Chus upcoming lavish bigscreen adaptation. He was...
U.S. Indo-Pacific Coordinator Says Myanmar Situation Getting Worse
U.S. President Joe Biden's IndoPacific policy coordinator said on Tuesday the situation inside militaryruled Myanmar was deeply concerning and continuing to get worse and the United States was looking at all possible scenarios there.