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No Need Yet to Adapt Pfizer Vaccine for Covid Variants: BioNTech Chief
It is quite possible that in the next six to 12 months, further variants will emerge, he said.
NTSB To Recover Plane Wreckage After Deadly Alaska Crash
Federal investigators hoped Sunday to recover the wreckage of a sightseeing plane that crashed in southeast Alaska, killing six people, but the timing of the recovery depended on the weather, a National Transportation Safety Board official said.
Hezbollah Leader Vows Retaliation For Future Israeli Attacks
The leader of the militant Hezbollah group said Saturday his group will retaliate against any future Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon, a day after his supporters fired a barrage of rockets toward Israel.
California GOP Nixes Endorsement Fight In Newsom Recall
The California Republican Party voted overwhelmingly Saturday not to endorse any candidate in the looming recall election that could remove Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom from office, sidestepping a potentially nasty fight over a GOP favorite that threatene...
Sydney Posts Fresh Covid Record as Melbourne Races to Trace Outbreak
Australia's three largest cities were in lockdown on Saturday, as New South Wales recorded 319 community cases of the virus and five more deaths, a third straight day of record case numbers.
Ohio Judge Orders Man To Get Vaccinated As Part Of Probation
A Common Pleas Judge in Cincinnati has ordered a man being sentenced on a felony drug charge to get vaccinated against COVID19 within two months as a condition of his probation.
In Face of Reinfection Risks with Delta Variant, Vaccine Shots Give Covid Survivors Immune Boost: Study
The report Friday from the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention comes as scientists urge people to get vaccinated because of the highly contagious delta variant. That includes people who had a prior infection.
Poor Weather Hampers Crash Victim Recovery Efforts In Alaska
Poor weather conditions were hindering efforts to recover the bodies of six people who were killed when a sightseeing plane crashed in southeast Alaska, Alaska State Troopers said Friday.
NJ Students K-12 To Wear Masks, Governor To Announce
New Jersey students from kindergarten to 12th grade will be required to wear masks in schools when the new year begins in a few weeks, Gov. Phil Murphy is set to announce Friday as COVID19 cases rise in the state.
CNN Fires Three Employees For Coming To Work Unvaccinated
CNN has fired three employees who violated company policy by coming to work unvaccinated against the COVID19 virus.
Haiti Boosting Security For Judges Amid Assassination Case
Haitian authorities have secured armed guards to bolster security for court personnel as they prepare to announce the judge who will oversee proceedings involving the assassination of President Jovenel Mose, a judicial official said Thursday.
Appeals Court Upholds Tennessee's Abortion Waiting-period
A federal appeals court on Thursday upheld Tennessee's 48-hour waiting period for women seeking abortions, arguing that opponents had failed to identify instances where a woman had been significantly burdened by the requirement.
From Economy to 'Great Satan' US, 5 Challenges Facing Iran's New President Ebrahim Raisi
Raisi takes over from moderate Hassan Rouhani, whose landmark achievement during his two-term presidency was the 2015 agreement between the Islamic republic and six world powers.
Man Pistol-whipped By Colorado Officer Feared For His Life
A Black man who was pistolwhipped and choked by a suburban Denver police officer said Wednesday that he feared for his life during the violent confrontation that led to assault charges against the officer and later his resignation.
Man Charged In Venezuelan Bribery, Money Laundering Scheme
A Syrian man living in South Florida has been charged with laundering money and bribing Venezuelan officials in exchange for receiving lucrative contracts from the South American countrys stateowned energy and food companies.
Relatives Of Dayton Shooting Victims Sue Gun Magazine Maker
The highcapacity magazine used by the man who gunned down nine people in Dayton two years ago serves no purpose other than allowing for the killing of as many people as possible, family members of four victims alleged in a lawsuit against the magazine mak...