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Feb 12

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News Wrap: CDC says evidence shows in-person classes can be done safely

In our news wrap Friday, the CDC says evidence shows in-person classes can be done safely during the pandemic with the proper measures in place, the Biden administration will permit 25,000 asylum-seekers stranded in Mexico to enter the U.S. during…

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Feb 12

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Remembering 5 people who have lost their lives to the coronavirus

As the pandemic delivers another week of gut-wrenching loss of lives, we take a moment to share the stories of five remarkable people who have died from COVID-19.

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Feb 10

Watch 7:18
How the Biden administration is trying to ramp up the pace of vaccinations

About 1.5 million people in the U.S. are getting a shot of the COVID vaccine each day, and about 10 percent of Americans have received at least one dose so far. But the pace and the supply remain far too…

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Feb 10

Watch 5:42
A leading playwright and a pioneering virologist marry science and art on stage

By Jeffrey Brown, Anne Azzi Davenport

A new interactive theatrical production, "The Catastrophist," follows the story of a scientist thrilled by discovery and pained by loss. It was written by playwright Lauren Gunderson about her husband's life as a leading researcher into the causes and effects…

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Feb 09

Watch 6:20
News Wrap: Biden backs $1,400 stimulus payments for some Americans

In our news wrap Tuesday, President Biden endorsed making $1,400 stimulus payments to Americans earning up to $75,000, WHO experts concluded COVID-19 most likely did not come from a Chinese lab, at least 5 people were shot and wounded in…

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Feb 09

Watch 7:26
Slowing the spread of new COVID strains by changing public attitudes toward vaccinations

The data are preliminary so far, but there are concerns that some new COVID strains are more infectious, more deadly, and possibly even more resistant to the vaccines -- and experts stress mass vaccination is crucial to slowing the spread.

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Feb 09

Watch 7:00
West Virginia emerges as a leader in the inoculation fight against COVID-19

By Amna Nawaz, Gretchen Frazee

States across the country have been struggling to distribute the COVID-19 vaccines quickly. But seven weeks into their rollout, West Virginia has found a way to vaccinate more of its population than almost any other state, including delivering both doses…

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Feb 08

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NFL caps a season amid the pandemic with a Super Bowl like no other

Veteran quarterback Tom Brady notched his seventh Super Bowl win on Sunday, this time at the helm of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. And while millions tuned in for the annual event that has become an American tradition, there were reminders…

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Feb 07

AstraZeneca vaccine being tweaked to fight S. Africa variant

By Associated Press

Health officials in Britain are trying to contain the spread of the variant first identified in South Africa amid concerns that it is more contagious or resistant to existing vaccines. More than 100 cases of the South African variant have…

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Feb 05

Watch 5:19
Congressional Democrats back blueprint for Biden’s relief plan

By Yamiche Alcindor, Ryan Connelly Holmes

President Biden's plans to pass a $1.9 trillion stimulus package picked up some momentum Friday as Democrats in Congress approved a basic blueprint. While the measures don't have the force of law, lawmakers are expected to begin writing the details…

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