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In NYC's Furthest Flung Neighborhood, Vaccine A Tough Sell
In one of the city's hardest hit neighborhoods, vaccination rates remain extremely low.
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Moderna Says Its COVID-19 Shot Works In Kids As Young As 12
The drugmaker studied more than 3,700 12- to 17-year-olds, finding similar immune protection already seen in adults.
Detroit, MI|News|
Whitmer Administration Rescinds Rule She Ignored At Bar
Whitmer has rescinded a rule that limits restaurant tables to no more than six people.
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Stocks Climb On Wall Street As Appetite For Risk Returns
Companies that rely on direct consumer spending made gains one week before Memorial Day, creating a reversal from recent market trends.
New York City, NY|News|
Giants, Jets To Play To Full Capacity MetLife Stadium Crowds
New Jersey's governor Phil Murphy will allow vaccinated fans to return for the 2021 season.
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Federal Spending Doubled To Prepare For 2021 Hurricane Season
President Joe Biden will announce the additional $1 billion in emergency funds during a briefing on the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season.
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MA Woman Gets Back $1M Lottery Ticket She Had Thrown Away
The family who owns the store contacted the woman after she discarded the ticket.
Milwaukee, WI|News|
27 Possible Voter Fraud Cases In 3 Million Wisconsin Ballots
The identified potential cases of fraud to date are in line with suspected voter misconduct in past elections in the battleground state.
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Blinken Headed To Mideast To Push Peace Talks After Gaza Truce
The Biden administration's secretary of state's main focus will be to shore up the cease-fire in hopes that it will hold long-term.
Detroit, MI|News|
HGTV's Nicole Curtis Wins Dispute Over Detroit Home Project
The star of HGTV's "Rehab Addict Rescue" has won a dispute with Detroit over ownership of a blighted home.
Dearborn, MI|News|
Ford CEO Says US Needs To Regulate Automated Driving Systems
The CEO is calling for the federal government to set standards for fully or partially automated vehicles to tighten safety.
Across America|News|
Senate GOP Misrepresents Jan. 6 Riot Panel: AP Explainer
Claims from Republicans suggesting an investigation could go into 2022 are not true.
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George Floyd Death Prompts Some States To Limit Or Ban Chokeholds
Only two states had bans on police hold techniques before the Floyd death. Now, at least 17 have enacted legislation to that end.
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COVID Testing's Value Shrinks As Vaccines Beat Back Virus
Vaccines have replaced testing as the Unite States' primary weapon against the coronavirus.
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Much About U.S. Pullout From Afghanistan Is Unclear: AP Explainer
Questions remain about President Joe Biden's post-withdrawal plan once troops leave Afghanistan.
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Scientists 'Unsure' On Necessity Of COVID Booster Shot: Fauci
Dr. Anthony Fauci on Friday said it's still “possible” an additional shot would be needed later this year to ward off coronavirus infection.
Boston, MA|News|
Old Records Show Parallels Between COVID, Smallpox Outbreaks
Newly digitized records posted by Boston's Congregational Library and Archives show vaccine hesitancy was just as prominent in the 1700s.
Tucson, AZ|News|
Intern Who Helped Save Gabby Giffords To Run For Her Seat
Daniel Hernandez Jr., who is credited with helping save the life of former U.S. Rep. Gabby Giffords in 2011, will run for her old seat.
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Anxious Workers Struggle To Adjust To New Mask Policies
While some employees at companies like Kroger, Walmart and Home Deport are cheering, some are protesting the rollbacks in mask requirements.
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Police Violence Remains High Concern In U.S.: AP-NORC Poll
About 6 in 10 Americans say racism in the United States is a serious problem, according to poll by The Associated Press.
