Reaffirms U.S. security pledge. On Monday, President Biden traveled to Brussels, Belgium for the first NATO summit meeting of his presidency. During his remarks, the president reaffirmed the…
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CDC Holding Emergency Meeting on Shot Reaction
Reports of heart inflammation in your adults 2x higher than anticipated. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention press officer Scott Pauley announced that the health agency will…
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Migrant Crime Victims to Receive Relief
Federal immigration department may make work permits and deportation relief available to some. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services on Monday announced they will expand access to work permits…
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Federal Funding for California Bullet Train Renewed
$929 million from Transportation Department would connect Los Angeles and San Francisco. In 2008, California voters approved building a high-speed rail to connect Los Angeles to San Francisco,…
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FDA Accelerates Alzheimer Drug
Some “residual uncertainties” in test results acknowledged. This past week, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Biogen’s new drug, Aduhelm, for treating Alzheimer’s disease, which showed in…
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Upcoming Vaccine Surplus Concerns Hospitals
J&J doses to expire in six weeks. President Biden was hoping for 70% of American citizens to be vaccinated by July 4, but vaccination rates have stagnated at…
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Vice President Discusses Child Care Funding
President’s relief package continues to be implemented. Fifteen billion of President Biden’s $1.9 trillion pandemic relief package passed in March has been allocated toward the expansion of child…
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France Sending Statue of Liberty “Little Sister” to U.S.
It is intended to “conserve and defend our friendship,” France says. A “little sister” version of the Statue of Liberty should arrive in the U.S. from France just…
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Supply Chain for Advanced Batteries Receives Boost
Department of Energy taking action to support domestic manufacturing and distribution. This week, Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm announced that her department is taking action to support the domestic…
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Nevada Moves to First in Presidential Primaries
Iowa and New Hampshire later than newly signed state legislation. On Friday, Governor Steve Sisolak signed a law that would make Nevada the first state to vote in…
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