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NASA to Discuss First Rock Sample Collected on Mars

Denmark Lifts All COVID Curbs

Biden Announces Sweeping Vaccine Mandates, More Steps to Fight COVID

WHO: Africa to Receive 25% Fewer COVID Vaccines Than Expected

Fire Scare Occurs in Russian Section of Space Station

US Sues to Block Texas Law Banning Most Abortions in State

Advances in Magnets Move Distant Nuclear Fusion Dream Closer

Biden to Call for Summit on Global COVID Vaccine Supplies, Reports Say

Biden to Issue New US COVID-19 Vaccination Strategy Thursday

Better Tourniquets Mean More Lives Saved

Yankees Star Jeter, 3 Others Inducted Into Baseball Hall of Fame

‘Varsity Blues’ Trial Promises Fresh Insights in Old Scandal

Unique Texas Abortion Law Creates Legal Confusion

Malawi Fears Its COVID Vaccines Will Expire Due to Hesitancy

Report: COVID-19 Pandemic Had ‘Devastating’ Impact in Treatment, Prevention of HIV, Tuberculosis

College, Pro Football Great Sam Cunningham Dies at 71

Britney Spears’ Father Files To End Court Conservatorship

Qatar Awards Scholarship to Afghan Girls’ Robotics Team

Mexico’s Top Court Decriminalizes Abortion in ‘Watershed Moment’

Mexican Supreme Court Decriminalizes Abortion in Historic Shift

Vaccines Offer Protection Against ‘Long COVID,’ Scientists Say

Critical Medical, Trauma Care Advances Made in Past 20 Years

Traumatic Brain Injury — A Legacy of War

In a First, Disabled Malawi Fashion Designers Show Off Their Creations

UK Gov’t Eyes Tax Hike to Pay for Care for Older People

‘I’ve Got It’: NASA Confirms Perseverance Mars Rover Retrieves First Rock Sample

Pele Recovering After Removal of Tumor

Actor Jean-Paul Belmondo, Star of ‘Breathless,’ Dies at 88

Social Cost of Plastic: 2019’s More Than GDP of India, Report Says

Brazil-Argentina World Cup Qualifier Halted by COVID-19 Controversy

In South Asia, Rising Ocean Pushes Out Those Living at the Shore

3 New Coronavirus Deaths in Australia

Willard Scott, Weatherman on NBC’s ‘Today’ Show, Dies at 87

Florida Struggling With COVID-19’s Deadliest Phase Yet

Brazil Starts Booster Shots While Many Still Await 2nd Jab

Coronavirus Can Cause ‘Severe Illness’ in Children, CDC Warns

Cuba Starts Vaccinating Children in Order to Reopen Schools Amid COVID Surge

Air Quality, Climate Change Closely Linked

New York’s 9/11 Museum CEO Seeks to Educate, Inspire Younger Generation

Moving Fingers, Rotating Wrists: Advances in Prosthetics Improve US Veterans’ Lives

Nigerian Authorities, Nonprofits Tackle Misinformation to Boost Vaccine Uptake

African Union Makes Vaccine Deal for the Continent

US Hospitals Hit with Nurse Staffing Crisis Amid COVID

Kerry: China’s Coal Binge Could ‘Undo’ Global Capacity to Meet Climate Targets

Fauci Says Third Dose of Vaccine ‘Likely’ Necessary

FAA Bans Virgin Galactic Launches While Investigating Branson Flight

Hurricane Larry Forms in Eastern Atlantic, Grows Larger, Stronger

Europe’s Infectious Disease Agency Says No Pressing Need for Boosters

Ireland Fines WhatsApp for Breaching EU Privacy Laws

WHO: Tens of Millions of People with Dementia Lack Care

Popular Rwandan Rapper Dies in Custody

Some Nigerian-based Experts Warn of China’s Growing Influence in African Technology

Facebook Invests in New Partnerships With Argentine Press

Kenya Company Wants Buses, Utility Vehicles to Go Green by 2030

Japan Begins Recall of Tainted Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine

UN Study: Weather Disasters Increased by Five Times in 50 years

World Health Organization Adds New COVID-19 ‘Variant of Interest’

South Korea Bans Google, Apple Payment Monopolies

Nigeria Fighting Cholera Outbreak; Death Toll Nears 1,800

Johnson & Johnson’s HIV Vaccine Fails Mid-Stage Africa Study