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The United States last week authorized the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine for children aged five to 11 after a committee of experts found its benefits outweighed risks

COVID In The US: Nation Nears Key Milestone Of Vaccinating 1 Million Kids Ages 5-11

Nearly 1 million children ages 5 to 11 have been vaccinated against COVID-19.

16-Year-Old Got The COVID Vaccine, But His Mom Didn’t Say It Was OK: Here’s What Happened

India's vaccine exports have resumed, with officials saying the 'pharmacy of the world' will be back in full swing in 2022

The California mother of a 16-year-old says she "in no way, shape or form, gave consent for him to get the vaccine, and I was not present when it happened."

NBA Standings 2021: Hawks, Bucks, Blazers Among Most Disappointing Teams

Damian Lillard #0 of the Portland Trail Blazers

The Milwaukee Bucks, Atlanta Hawks and Portland Trail Blazers are all outside of the early NBA playoff picture.

Inflation Hits 30-Year High After CPI Shows 6.2% Price Hike

Inflation in the United States has defied expectations by hitting a three-decade high as prices for most basic goods registered hikes. In the most recent Consumer Price Index (CPI), prices were up by 6.2% in the last year, the highest increase since November 1990.

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Moderna expects fewer 2021 Covid-19 vaccine deliveries than previously thought

Moderna Vaccine Warning: France, Germany Caution Of Cardiac Inflammation Risks For People Under 30

France and Germany are the latest European countries to issue warnings about the Moderna COVID vaccine and heart inflammation risks in younger people.

Daryl Morey caused anger in China with a tweet supporting protesters in Hong Kong

NBA News: Ongoing Success Proving 76ers Can Move On Without Disgruntled Star

76ers boss Daryl Morey appears to be vindicated with the team's performance as he patiently waits for a good offer for Ben Simmons.

High prices and tight inventory has cut into the booming US real estate market

Repurposing CRE Assets: What’s Hot And What’s Not?

Stand-alone, single-tenant retail properties, whose tenants could be restaurants, luxury retailers or even small grocers and bank locations, are all prime examples of properties that are perfect candidates for repurposing in many CRE markets.

Emirates says there is "still some way to go" before it restores its operations to pre-pandemic levels as it posts a first half loss of $1.6 billion

Emirates Airline On 'Recovery Path' As Losses Cut By Half

Emirates airline on 'recovery path' as losses cut by half

Emirates Airline Posts $1.6 Bn Loss Over Six Months

Emirates airline posts $1.6 bn loss over six months

Jacinda Ardern holds her daughter Neve Te Aroha Ardern Gayford during the Nelson Mandela Peace Summit, on the eve of the UN General Assembly

'Bedtime Fail': Daughter Interrupts N.Zealand PM's Livestream

'Bedtime fail': Daughter interrupts N.Zealand PM's livestream

Shailene Woodley Defends Fiancé Aaron Rodgers, Hints At His Penis Size Amid COVID Drama: Report

Shailene Woodley defended her fiancé Aaron Rodgers from the allegations that he was spotted out after his COVID-19 diagnosis.

The summit was originally slated to be held in Auckland but is being held online for a second time due to Covid-19 after Malaysia hosted virtually in 2020

New Zealand's APEC Host Ardern Calls For 'Bold' Climate Action

New Zealand's APEC host Ardern calls for 'bold' climate action

Protesters demonstrate outside the Greek parliament against mandatory vaccines

Covid Cases Spike In Greece, Hospitals Buckle

Covid cases spike in Greece, hospitals buckle

US journalist Danny Fenster was detained in May as he attempted to board a plane in Yangon

Myanmar Charges US Journalist With Terrorism, Sedition: Lawyer

Myanmar charges US journalist with terrorism, sedition: lawyer

Factory-gate inflation in China has been rising for four straight months

China Factory-gate Inflation Hits New High In October

The reopening from lockdowns around the world has ramped up energy demand just as stockpiles are low, with supply struggles made worse by China's drive to meet environmental targets.

The new rule for over-65s will further tighten what is one of the strictest such regimes in Europe

France's Over-65s Will Need Booster For Covid Pass: Macron

France's over-65s will need booster for Covid pass: Macron

NJ Nurse Loses Both Arms, Feet After Contracting Meningitis During Jersey Shore Vacation

Meningitis can become fatal within days without prompt antibiotic treatment.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was caught laying to reporters about being vaccinated

Rodgers Hit With Modest Fine For Violating Covid-19 Protocols, Report

Rodgers hit with modest fine for violating Covid-19 protocols, report

Twitter Reacts To Steve Burton's Rumored 'General Hospital' Exit After Ingo Rademacher's Departure

Twitter users are worried about Steve Burton's fate on "General Hospital" after Ingo Rademacher departed the show for not complying with the COVID-19 vaccine mandate.

Aryna Sabalenka says the thin air in Guadalajara has made controlling her shots more challenging ahead of the WTA Tour Finals this week

Sabalenka Embracing Top Seed Status At WTA Finals

Sabalenka embracing top seed status at WTA Finals

9-Day-Old Premature Baby Dies Of COVID-19 After Mom Contracts Virus

Leeming, the baby's 22-year-old mother, was not vaccinated against COVID-19.

The UN cites air pollution as the world's most lethal environmental problem, blaming it for at least 7 million deaths every year

How COVID-19 Lockdowns Lowered Heart Attacks Among Americans By Reducing Air Pollution

Did COVID-19 lockdowns contribute to a drop in heart attacks last year? A new study published by the American Heart Association suggests that by reducing air pollution during lockdowns, the number of strokes dropped with it.