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• Biden Administration to Deport Haitians in Del Rio, Texas
  The U.S. will begin flying migrants back to Haiti and other countries on Sunday as President Biden struggles to manage an immigration system already buckling under record migration.
  - 4 hours ago, 19 Sep 21, 12:59am -
• SpaceX Inspiration4 Astronauts Return to Earth After Three-Day Orbit
  The crew splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean off Florida’s coast. It was the first to orbit Earth without a professional astronaut. Follow updates.
  - 5 hours ago, 19 Sep 21, 12:49am -
• Submarine Deal Gives Post-Brexit Britain
  The British government played an early role in brokering the alliance with the U.S. and Australia to deploy nuclear-powered submarines in the Pacific, officials in London and Washington said.
  - 6 hours ago, 18 Sep 21, 11:05pm -
• U.S. Calls Drone Strike a 'Tragic Mistake'
  The U.S. admission that a drone strike that killed 10 civilians was a “tragic mistake” did nothing to ease the sense of vulnerability among surviving family members and co-workers living under Taliban rule.
  - 8 hours ago, 18 Sep 21, 9:30pm -
• Harassed and Harangued, Poll Workers Now Have a New Form of Defense
  Threatened by extremists and under fire by politicians, election workers now have their own legal defense network. It’s a perk they never expected to need.
  - 8 hours ago, 18 Sep 21, 9:23pm -
• Washington, D.C., on Edge Over Protest of Jan. 6 Arrests
  Organizers said the police response had dampened turnout for the “Justice for J6” rally, which served as a platform for pro-Trump politicians seeking House seats next year.
  - 8 hours ago, 18 Sep 21, 9:22pm -
• What if Covid Were 10 Times Deadlier?
  Would a deadlier pandemic have yielded different political divides?
  - 9 hours ago, 18 Sep 21, 8:48pm -
• Rep. Lee Zeldin Confirms Leukemia Diagnosis
  Mr. Zeldin, a conservative Republican, says the disease is in remission, and that his bid for governor of New York will be unaffected.
  - 9 hours ago, 18 Sep 21, 8:47pm -
• Forest Hills Stadium Hosts Davis Cup Tie for First Time Since 1959
  A Davis Cup tie between South Africa and Venezuela is being held in front of a small group of fans at the West Side Tennis Club — the first Davis Cup action there since 1959.
  - 9 hours ago, 18 Sep 21, 8:30pm -
• Biden's Presidential Agenda Rests on $3.5 Trillion Spending Bill
  A plan for the economy, education, immigration, climate and more binds disparate Democratic lawmakers, but the proposal risks sinking under its own weight.
  - 10 hours ago, 18 Sep 21, 7:41pm -

CNN

• More than 18 months into the pandemic, a number of countries have decided it's time to open up and adopt a 'living with Covid' model. Here are five nations to watch.
  More than 18 months into the coronavirus pandemic, a number of countries have decided it's time to open up and adopt a "living with Covid" model.
  - 3 days ago, 16 Sep 21, 4:43am -
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• Video shows patron assaulting hostess over vaccine mandate
  A hostess was assaulted trying to get customers to comply with a vaccine requirement at a New York City restaurant. CNN affiliate WCBS reports.
  - 1 day ago, 18 Sep 21, 12:23am -
• 5 reasons why FDA advisers did not recommend Covid-19 booster shots for everyone
  Vaccine advisers to the US Food and Drug Administration declined Friday to recommend the agency approve Covid-19 booster doses for everyone who got vaccinated six months ago or longer.
  - 1 day ago, 18 Sep 21, 3:55am -
• Opinion: The tricky agenda behind vaccine resistance
  When President Joe Biden announced a raft of new vaccine requirements last week -- for federal employees as well as businesses with over 100 employees -- he drew the administration into a debate that had already been roiling corporations that had ins…
  - 2 days ago, 17 Sep 21, 2:11pm -
• More than 100 part-timers at Indiana University Health left jobless for refusing Covid-19 vaccine
  At least 125 part-time employees at Indiana University Health system, the largest physicians network in the state, have lost their jobs for not complying with Covid-19 vaccination requirements, a spokeswoman said Friday.
  - 8 hours ago, 18 Sep 21, 9:37pm -
• Vaccine boosters for more people are on the horizon. But the unvaccinated remain the biggest obstacle to curbing the pandemic
  While more people are likely to be eligible for Covid-19 vaccine booster shots, the most glaring issue prolonging the pandemic is the large swath of unvaccinated people, who are filling up hospitals and dying from the persistent virus, officials and…
  - 22 hours ago, 18 Sep 21, 7:46am -
• Historic all-civilian space flight splashes down off Florida coast
  • Watch: First-ever civilian SpaceX flight returns from orbit• Photos: SpaceX's historic all-tourist flight
  - 5 hours ago, 19 Sep 21, 12:09am -
• Neighborhoods swelter due to a racist 20th-century policy
  • The planet is on a 'catastrophic' global warming path, UN report shows• Climate scientist makes dire prediction• Opinion: Extreme weather keeps knocking out America's power. Here's what we must do
  - 13 hours ago, 18 Sep 21, 4:53pm -
• FBI offers $10,000 reward for information on Washington woman who went missing from Tulalip Reservation
  The FBI has announced a reward for information on Mary Johnson, a Native American woman who went missing from the Tulalip Reservation in Washington state in December 2020.
  - 8 hours ago, 18 Sep 21, 9:22pm -
• CNN reporter shows rallygoer video of Jan. 6 attack. See his reaction
  CNN reporter Shimon Prokupecz spoke to a rallygoer at a right-wing rally in support of the Capitol rioters about the January 6 attack.
  - 10 hours ago, 18 Sep 21, 7:40pm -
• Search for Gabby Petito's fiancé Brian Laundrie focuses on Florida nature reserve
  The search for the missing fiancé of 22-year-old Gabby Petito is focused on a Florida nature reserve, where FBI agents and 50 officers from five local agencies are scouring the area, according to North Port Police spokesperson Josh Taylor.
  - 5 hours ago, 18 Sep 21, 11:56pm -
• Sears is closing its last department store in Illinois, the retailer's home state
  Sears will shut the doors on its last department store in Illinois come fall; the state in which its first retail store opened in 1925.
  - 8 hours ago, 18 Sep 21, 9:32pm -

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