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Nov 25

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News Wrap: Europe's COVID-19 surge raises new alarms

In our news wrap Thursday, Germany became the fifth European nation to pass 100,000 deaths as the Czech Republic declared a 30-day emergency and France announced stricter mandates. Also, millions of Americans celebrated Thanksgiving Day with a return to traditions,…

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Nov 24

Watch 2:49
Poet recounts ups and downs of the pandemic — on a literal rollercoaster

For many Americans, the COVID-19 pandemic has felt like a rollercoaster. Infections have gone down, then back up. Mask mandates were put in place, then dropped and then required again. Poet Jasmine Gardosi was asked by the British charity National…

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Nov 24

After a pandemic pause, Thanksgiving travelers hit the road again

By David Koenig, Associated Press

Millions of Americans are loading up their cars or piling onto planes, determined to reclaim Thanksgiving traditions that were put on pause last year by the pandemic.

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Nov 24

U.S. to mandate vaccines for all border crossers in January

By Zeke Miller, Associated Press

A senior administration official said the requirement, which the White House previewed in October, brings the rules for essential travelers in line with those that took effect earlier this month for leisure travelers.

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Nov 23

Schools across the country are struggling to find staff. Here's why

By Cresencio Rodriguez-Delgado, Frances Kai-Hwa Wang, Gabrielle Hays, Roby Chavez

Paying students to serve lunches during school hours. Bringing retired teachers back to the classroom. Across the country, these are some of the short-term solutions to a nationwide shortage of school staff…

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Nov 23

Vaccines are making Thanksgiving gatherings easier, but COVID-19 hot spots remain

By Ed White, Associated Press

Nearly 200 million Americans are fully vaccinated, but that leaves tens of millions who have yet to get a shot in the arm.

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Nov 23

WHO warns of possible surge in COVID deaths in Europe, Central Asia

By Associated Press

WHO Europe also cited growing evidence of a decline in protection against infection and mild disease through vaccines, and said a “booster dose” should be given as a priority to the most vulnerable populations…

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Nov 22

Watch 8:00
News Wrap: Former Trump attorney Michael Cohen completes prison sentence

In our news wrap Monday, former President Donald Trump's longtime personal lawyer completed his three-year prison sentence. Another major investigation has concluded that former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo sexually harassed multiple women. The average number of new daily COVID-19…

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Nov 21

Tens of thousands protest Belgium's tighter COVID-19 rules

By Raf Casert, Associated Press

Ten of thousands of people demonstrated through central Brussels on Sunday to protest reinforced COVID-19 restrictions imposed by the Belgian government to counter the latest spike in coronavirus cases.

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Nov 20

Protests erupt over virus rules in Austria, Italy, Croatia

By Associated Press

Tens of thousands of protesters, many from far-right groups, marched through Vienna on Saturday after the Austrian government announced a nationwide lockdown beginning Monday to contain skyrocketing coronavirus infections.

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