British Surge Seen as Warning on Omicron but Responses Vary
Written by DANICA KIRKA and MIKE CORDER Spiraling infections in Britain driven in part by the new...
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Jittery Ukrainian Villagers ‘Fear That a Big War Will Start’
Written by INNA VARENYTSIA and YURAS KARMANAU Liudmyla Momot wipes away tears as she searches for clothes and household items to salvage from the ruins of her home that was shelled by Russia-backed separatists in eastern...
Read MoreHow Brothers in Arms Plotted Theft, Sale of US Army Weaponry
Written by JAMES LAPORTA and JASON DEAREN Packed with rifles and explosives, the SUV hurtled down a Florida interstate beneath bright blue autumn skies, passing other motorists with little notice. It was November 2018, and the...
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North Carolina Health Officials Cite First Flu-related Death
Written by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS North Carolina is reporting the first flu-related death of the...
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US COVID Death Toll Hits 800,000, a Year Into Vaccine Drive
Written by HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH The U.S. death toll from COVID-19 topped 800,000 on Tuesday, a...
Read MoreHow a Kennedy Built an Anti-Vaccine Juggernaut Amid COVID-19
Written by MICHELLE R. SMITH Robert F. Kennedy Jr. strode onto the stage at a Southern California church, radiating Kennedy confidence and surveying the standing ovation crowd with his piercing blue Bobby Kennedy eyes. Then, he...
Read MoreColleges Go Back To Drawing Board — Again — To Fight Virus
Written by COLLIN BINKLEY Facing rising infections and a new COVID-19 variant, colleges across the U.S. have once again been thwarted in seeking a move to normalcy and are starting to require booster shots, extend mask mandates,...
Read MoreAfter 3 Tense Months, Spanish Volcano Eruption May Be Over
Written by ARITZ PARRA and BARRY HATTON Residents on the Spanish island of La Palma dared to hope Wednesday that a volcanic eruption is over after almost three months of unnerving daily explosions, earthquakes, rivers of molten...
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Data Indicate Omicron Is Milder, Better at Evading Vaccines
Written by ANDREW MELDRUM The omicron variant appears to cause less severe disease than previous...
Read MoreTornado-Slammed Parts of Kentucky Face Long Recovery
Written by BRUCE SCHREINER and CLAIRE GALOFARO Workers, volunteers and members of the National Guard fanned out in areas of Kentucky slammed by a series of tornadoes to begin the long process of recovery, including replacing...
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