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FDA dismisses idea of stretching doses by delaying booster shot

By Lauran Neergaard, Associated Press

The first Americans vaccinated against COVID-19 are getting their second dose, while Britain has decided to postpone boosters and focus instead on giving more people a first shot — international differences that are adding to public confusion.

Pace of vaccine rollout in California 'not good enough,' governor says

By Kathleen Ronayne, Associated Press

Distribution hiccups and logistical challenges have slowed the initial coronavirus vaccine rollout in California, setting a pace that's "not good enough," Gov. Gavin Newsom said.

Proud Boys leader arrested, accused of burning church's Black Lives Matter banner

By Michael Balsamo, Elana Schor, Associated Press

Police in the nation’s capital have arrested the leader of the Proud Boys for burning a Black Lives Matter sign that was torn down from a historic Black church in downtown Washington last month.

Ohio Gov. DeWine signs gun rights bill eliminating duty to retreat

By Andrew Welsh-Huggins, Associated Press

The measure expands the so-called "stand your ground" right from an individual's house and car to any place a person lawfully has the right to be.

A renowned designer's Brief But Spectacular take on making conversation

By Steve Goldbloom

In a world of Zoom and FaceTime, conversations may be more critical than ever to find connection. Designer Fred Dust shares his Brief But Spectacular take on how we can all communicate better together.

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WATCH: Your questions about the Georgia Senate runoffs, answered

By Candice Norwood

Georgia’s Senate runoffs will determine which party takes control of the U.S. Senate.

D.C. mayor calls in National Guard for protests as Congress is expected to affirm Biden victory

By Ashraf Khalil, Lolita C. Baldor, Associated Press

Bracing for possible violence, the nation’s capital has mobilized the National Guard ahead of planned protests by President Donald Trump’s supporters as Congress votes Wednesday on affirming Joe Biden’s election victory.

NCAA to play all March Madness men's basketball games in Indiana

By Michael Marot, Associated Press

The 67 games — including the Final Four — will be played entirely in Indiana in a bid to keep the marquee event from being called off for a second consecutive year because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Detectives in Breonna Taylor case face termination hearing

By Dylan Lovan, Associated Press

Detectives Myles Cosgrove and Joshua Jaynes received notice last week from Louisville Police interim Chief Yvette Gentry that she intends to dismiss them from the department.