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Year: 2021

‘The Simpsons’ seemed to get it right again — by predicting part of the inauguration

First things first: No, “The Simpsons” cannot actually predict the future. Yet, as the longest-running sitcom in US history, the timeless series often finds itself aligning with “life imitates art” moments that happen years after airing. This week, for example, users on social media couldn’t help but wonder at the latest coincidence between Vice President

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The huge stakes of Biden’s new Covid-19 plan

President Joe Biden is so far as good as his word to “manage the hell” out of the pandemic, driven by urgency to revive a sickened, struggling nation and the certainty that his entire presidency rests on eradicating Covid-19. Until now, it’s been easy for the new President to criticize the Trump administration’s obviously negligent

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January 21 coronavirus news

THE VIRUS OUTBREAK: — Expert panel says both China and the WHO should have acted faster to prevent the pandemic — Surging infections give Spain’s new emergency hospital in Madrid a second chance to prove its worth — Germany’s Merkel meets with state leaders to ponder tougher virus restrictions — High numbers of new infections are making the virus genetically diverse

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The Kamala Harris you don’t know

On Wednesday, Kamala Harris became the 49th vice president of the United States, the first woman, first Black and first South Asian person to hold that office. Since Harris announced her presidential bid in early 2019, she was met with pushback and reservations from progressives in the country due to her law enforcement record. People

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Southern New Mexico sees triple-digit case increase, 5 new virus deaths

SANTA FE, New Mexico — Triple-digit increases in Las Cruces’ Doña Ana County (125) and Albuquerque’s Bernallillo County (232) were among the latest confirmed Covid-19 cases reported Thursday by state health officials. New Mexico reported an additional 997 cases for the day, pushing the statewide total since the pandemic began to nearly 167,000 cases. Another 35 deaths

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Biden unveils Covid-19 plan based on ‘science not politics’ as he signs new initiatives

President Joe Biden’s first full day in office on Thursday focused on rolling out his national strategy to get the coronavirus pandemic under control and signing several executive actions, including ramping up vaccination supplies and requiring international travelers to provide proof of a negative Covid-19 test prior to traveling to the US. “Our national strategy

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McConnell proposes delaying impeachment trial until February so Trump team can prepare

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is proposing that the Senate give former President Donald Trump’s legal team two weeks to prepare for the upcoming impeachment trial once the Senate receives the article and delay its start until mid-February. McConnell’s proposal to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer throws the timing of the trial further into doubt,

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Canada’s governor general steps down after employees accuse her of creating a ‘toxic’ workplace

Julie Payette, a former Canadian astronaut and the country’s governor general since 2017, announced she would step down Thursday after she was accused by current and former employees of creating a “toxic” workplace environment. In a detailed statement, Payette said that she took the allegations seriously — although she did not formally apologize or admit

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Los libros religiosos utilizados durante los juramentos y su simbolismo

(CNN) — El miércoles hubo una serie de juramentos notables (aunque podría decirse que el del presidente fue el que recibió más atención). Conscientes del interés que recibirían sus ceremonias, los cinco funcionarios electos que comenzaron sus mandatos esta semana eligieron con cuidado los textos religiosos sobre los que prestarían juramento. Las Biblias —y en

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Para los auxiliares de vuelo, lograr que las personas usen mascarillas es una de las partes más difíciles de su trabajo

(CNN) –– Las mascarillas ahora son algo habitual en los vuelos de avión y, desafortunadamente, también las desagradables confrontaciones sobre su uso. Desde que comenzó la pandemia, auxiliares de vuelo y miembros de la tripulación han informado al gobierno federal más de 200 incidentes en los que fueron acosados ​​o amenazados por las políticas de

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Biden’s DOJ must confront what to do with outstanding cases in which it is defending Trump. The first test could come Friday.

As the Biden administration begins to take shape, one key question President Joe Biden’s Justice Department must confront is whether to continue defending Donald Trump, who relied on Department of Justice lawyers to fight some of his personal battles. Friday may be the first test of how the Justice Department will handle some of these

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