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NewCovid-19 Vaccine Puzzle: Who Should get Which Shot?
Scientists have largely advised people to accept the first vaccine they are offered, given the widespread protections against severe disease and the societal need to tamp down the emergence of new variants.
Saudi-led Coalition Says Intercepted Houthi Armed Drone Attack
The Saudiled military coalition engaged in Yemen said it had intercepted and destroyed an armed drone on Sunday launched by the Iranaligned Houthi movement towards southern Saudi Arabia.
A Fluke Or The Future? Boebert Shakes Up Colorado District
Colorado's 3rd Congressional District, a stretch of ski resorts, national forest, ranches, coal towns and desert mesas the size of Pennsylvania, has long bred lowkey politicians.
Indonesian Village Turns Red As Floods Hit Batik-manufacturing Hub
A surreal, bloodred river inundated the Indonesian village of Jenggot after floods hit a nearby batik factory on Saturday, causing a frenzy on social media.
Myanmar Military Shut Down Internet as Thousands Take to Streets Protesting Against Coup
As the protest swelled and activists issued calls on social media for people to join the march, the country's internet crashed.
New Zealand Investigates New Covid-19 Case Linked to Quarantine Facility
The new case was diagnosed in a person self-isolating at home in Hamilton, a city in the North Island of New Zealand, who was released from a two-week hotel quarantine on Jan. 30 after testing negative twice for the virus.
Trump Impeachment Trial Confronts Memories of Capitol Siege
The impeachment trial of Donald Trump is more than an effort to convict the former president of inciting an insurrection. It's a chance for a public accounting and remembrance of the worst attack on the U.S. Capitol in 200 years.
GOP Missouri Lawmaker Indicted On Fraud Refuses To Resign
A Missouri state lawmaker refused to resign after being indicted on federal fraud charges for falsely claiming a treatment she sold contained stem cells that could help with COVID19 and other illnesses.
Biden Administration To Survey Schools On Covid-19 Impact
The Biden administration will soon begin collecting data from thousands of U.S. schools to find out how they have been affected by the pandemic, including how many have returned to in-person instruction, officials said Friday.
AP Sources: Alabama Senator Has Indicated He Won't Run Again
U.S. Sen. Richard C. Shelby of Alabama, the Senates fourth most senior member, has told confidantes that he does not intend to run for reelection next year prompting some Republicans to urge the powerful, establishment politician to reconsider, even as p...
Blinken To Discuss COVID-19, Iran, Russia, China, Myanmar With Europeans
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken will discuss Iran and other issues including Russia, China and Myanmar in a Friday online meeting with his British, French and German counterparts, a U.S. official said.
Red Balloons Festoon Myanmar Streets For Suu Kyi
Red balloons are strung across some streets, red ribbons have been tied to houses, shop displays feature only red clothes and some people have simply hung red dresses outside their homes.
AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine Works Against UK Variant, Oxford Says
AstraZeneca and Oxford University's COVID19 vaccine has similar efficacy against the "Kent" coronavirus variant currently circulating in Britain as it does to the previously circulating variants, the university said on Friday.
Seven Million Italians Could Be Fully Vaccinated By End-March - COVID Commissioner
If vaccine supplies will be confirmed, seven million Italians could be fully vaccinated against COVID19 by the end of the March, the government's special commissioner Domenico Arcuri said on Friday.
Climate Change May Have Had 'Key Role' in Covid-19 Pandemic, Shows Study
The virus, which has killed more than two million people and caused unprecedented global disruption, is thought to have originated in bats in Southeast Asia.
Oil Climbs To Highest In A Year On U.S. Growth Optimism, Crude Supply Restraint
Oil prices climbed on Friday to their highest levels in a year, extending a run of strong gains on signs of economic growth in the United States and a continued commitment by producers to hold back crude supply.