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Feb 23

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Supply shortages and delays leave Europe's vaccination campaign in crisis

By Lucy Hough

Europe’s vaccination rollout is in crisis with manufacturing delays causing supply shortages and thousands of appointments cancelled indefinitely. The European Union wants to see 70 percent of its population inoculated by the fall. But frustration is growing amongst its citizens…

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Feb 23

Watch 7:25
Britain cautiously plans to ease rigid lockdown restrictions

By Malcolm Brabant

Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced a cautious timetable ending the country’s COVID lockdown, one of the strictest in the world with almost all foreign travel outlawed under the guidelines. But the full lockdown isn’t due to finish until…

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Feb 23

Why Indigenous people in cities feel 'invisible' as pandemic wears on

By Casey Kuhn

14 states don’t publicly keep track of COVID-19 data for American Indians/Alaska Natives. “We know who we are, and these are our homelands, so to be rendered invisible is another incidence of historical trauma.”…

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Feb 23

WATCH: COVID-19 vaccine manufacturers describe how they will ramp up supplies

By Laura Santhanam

So far, more than 44 million people have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, according to the latest CDC data.

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Feb 22

Watch 8:14
U.S. death toll from COVID-19 reaches 500,000

The U.S. on Monday marked a new, watershed moment in the COVID-19 pandemic with 500,000 confirmed deaths. It comes even as daily increases in infections and deaths have slowed sharply in recent weeks. William Brangham reports, and Judy Woodruff speaks…

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Feb 22

Watch 5:24
News Wrap: WHO concerned about COVID-19 vaccines reaching poor countries

In our news wrap Monday, the World Health Organization head asked wealthy countries not to buy up all the COVID vaccines before poor nations get any, President Biden plans to funnel more federal pandemic aid to businesses owned by women…

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Feb 22

Watch 12:21
Bill Gates on tackling climate change and the ongoing pandemic response

All of us face the risk that extreme weather events like the recent one in Texas will become more common and more destructive occurrences because of climate change. Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has studied climate change for years, and he…

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Feb 22

WATCH: White House COVID-19 response team holds briefing

By Associated Press

Dr. Anthony Fauci is calling the United States’ approaching milestone of half a million deaths from the coronavirus as “terribly historic” and stressed the need for continuing public health measures.

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Feb 21

Watch 5:20
As the COVID-19 vaccination rollout continues, when will children be vaccinated?

As COVID-19 vaccinations continue to expand to new groups of people, there is the question of when children can begin to get shots. Dr. Fauci recently said children as young as first-graders may be vaccinated by the start of school…

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Feb 21

U.S. coronavirus death toll approaches milestone of 500,000

By John Raby, Associated Press

A year into the pandemic, the running total of lives lost was about 498,000 — roughly the population of Kansas City, Missouri, and just shy of the size of Atlanta. The figure compiled by Johns Hopkins University surpasses the number…

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