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U.S. reopens air and land borders to COVID-19 vaccinated travellers
Daily News Lesson November 09 2021

News Wrap: U.S. reopens to vaccinated international travelers
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FILE PHOTO: A person walks past a Pfizer logo in New York City
Daily News Lesson November 07 2021

News Wrap: COVID-19 pill may cut hospitalization, death risk by 90%
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FILE PHOTO: Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh speaks during a news conference at the White House in Washington
Daily News Lesson November 05 2021

What federal vaccine mandates will mean for private businesses
Understand which companies will have to have all employees vaccinated and why
Members Of New York Police Department Receive Covid-19 Vaccine
Daily News Lesson October 31 2021

Why police, firefighters are fighting vaccine mandates
Find out why some city workers are reluctant to get vaccinated, and what that means for city services
A Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccination is seen as part of a vaccine drive by the Fernandeno Tataviam Band of Mission Indians in Arleta, Los Angeles
Daily News Lesson October 26 2021

News Wrap: FDA advisers back Pfizer vaccine for kids 5 to 11
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COVID-19 vaccinations in Philadelphia
Daily News Lesson October 25 2021

News Wrap: FDA on verge of approving vaccines for 5-11 year olds
FILE PHOTO: Pregnant women receive the COVID-19 vaccine in Schwenksville, Pennsylvania
Daily News Lesson October 03 2021

Just 32% of pregnant women in U.S. are vaccinated, divide worsening along racial lines
Hear from one expert on why vaccine rates among pregnant women are low, and why that's especially dangerous
FILE PHOTO: A woman holds a small bottle labeled with a 'Coronavirus COVID-19 Vaccine' sticker and a medical syringe in front of displayed Pfizer logo in this illustration
Daily News Lesson September 23 2021

U.S. plan to share Pfizer shots globally ‘too little and too late,’ ex-CDC director says
The Biden administration announced Wednesday that the U.S. was purchasing an additional 500 million Pfizer COVID vaccines to donate to other nations
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Daily News Lesson September 22 2021

Inmates released to home confinement during pandemic fear ‘devastating’ reincarceration
Hear from people released from prison because of COVID, and how they're pushing to stay in their homes
Large Migration Surge Crosses Rio Grande Into Del Rio, Texas
Daily News Lesson September 20 2021

Thousands of Haitian migrants camp at Texas border as authorities ramp up relief
Learn about the U.S. response to a surprisingly large group of Haitian migrants camped on the southern U.S. border
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