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Susan Deur cheers as trucks carrying the first shipment of the Covid-19 vaccine that is being escorted by the US Marshals Service, leave Pfizer's Global Supply facility in Kalamazoo, Michigan

US To Start Vaccinating As Germany Returns To Partial Lockdown

US to start vaccinating as Germany returns to partial lockdown

Gal Gadot Supports 'Wonder Woman 1984' Release On HBO Max: 'No Better Options'

Gal Gadot supports Warner Bros.' move to release "Wonder Woman 1984" on HBO Max, saying that the team did not have any "better options" amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Brazil's Vaccination Plan Is Assailed As 'Incompetent'

Brazil's vaccination plan has notable holes, including a start date and details of how to reach its target of 70 percent of the population

Brazil's vaccination plan is assailed as 'incompetent'

'Selena: The Series' Star Noemi Gonzalez Opens Up About Netflix Series, Bond With Co-Stars

Noemi Gonzalez is feeling "so blessed and touched" to be part of Netflix's "Selena: The Series" because she is a fan of Selena Quintanilla Perez.

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German biotechnology company BioNTech and the US pharmaceutical giant Pfizer have produced one of the first Covid-19 vaccines

When Will Hospitals Start Getting Pfizer's COVID Vaccine? Operation Warp Speed Official Gives Update

The first delivery of the COVID-19 vaccine will be delivered to U.S. hospitals on Monday.

Top US infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci has warned of 'a surge superimposed upon a surge' caused by millions travelling for the Thanksgiving holiday

VIDEO ‘SNL’ Cold Open: Watch Kate McKinnon’s Dr. Fauci Mock COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution

“Saturday Night Live” mocked the distribution plan for the COVID-19 vaccine.

This was the latest in a series of protests

Fresh Protest In Poland Over Abortion Ruling

Fresh protest in Poland over abortion ruling

People cheer as trucks carry the first shipment of the Covid-19 vaccine to leave Pfizer's facility in Michigan

Worst-hit US Launches Virus Vaccine Shipments

Worst-hit US launches virus vaccine shipments

Germany has imposed far less stringent shutdown rules than other major European nations after coming through the first wave of the pandemic relatively unscathed

Germany Orders Partial Lockdown To Curb 'Out Of Control' Virus

Germany orders partial lockdown to curb 'out of control' virus

A pharmacy tech holds a tablet of hydroxychloroquine

Memo To Biden: Don't Fall For Trump's Last-Minute Drug-Pricing Ploy

The Most Favored Nation rule would require U.S. drug manufacturers to price certain Medicare drugs no higher than the lowest price in other rich countries, where the government acts as a monopsonist or single buyer and effectively sets prices.

A woman walks past a costume rental store, with Santa Claus outfits outside, on December 10, 2020 in Paris as France is on a second lockdown in a bid to contain the spread of Covid-19 pandemic caused by the novel coronavirus

US Set For Mass Vaccinations As World Virus Deaths Top 1.6 Million

The Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine was to begin leaving the company's Michigan factory on Sunday, ready to be injected into the arms of millions of the most vulnerable Americans as the global death toll topped 1.6 million.

Epic Free Games For December: Digital Store To Offer Free Games Daily Starting Thursday

Epic Games Store members are encouraged to keep track of the upcoming free games at the digital store starting Dec. 17. Epic Games will be offering free games daily, but they will only available for download within 24 hours.

McLean sells his violins all over the world

National Violin Day 2020: 7 Surprising Facts About The Fiddle

Did you know violin strings used to be made out of dried and twisted animal intestines?

Frank Vogel of the Los Angeles Lakers talks with Talen Horton-Tucker #5

Horton-Tucker Breaking Out In Sophomore Year, Lakers May Have Found Hidden Gem

Los Angeles Lakers sophomore Talen Horton-Tucker impressed in the team's preseason win over the Los Angeles Clippers, and most want to see in the next games if he is for real.

Charley Pride, a trailblazing country music singer, died on Saturday at 86 of Covid-19 complications

Trailblazing Country Music Singer Charley Pride Dead At 86

Trailblazing country music singer Charley Pride dead at 86

Charley Pride Death: CMAs Address Speculations Country Singer Contracted COVID-19 At Awards Show

The Country Music Association clarified that the CMA Awards in November followed strict COVID-19 protocols amid speculations that Charley Pride may have contracted coronavirus at the event.

Kerry Blackshear Jr. #24 of the Florida Gators celebrates with Keyontae Johnson #11

College Player Who Skipped NBA Draft Collapses After Team Timeout At Basketball Game

Florida Gators star Keyontae Johnson is in critical but stable condition after collapsing in the early minutes of their game rival Florida State on Saturday. Johnson chose to play another year with the Gators and skipped the NBA Draft.

Lucas Zelarayan celebrates his first-half goal with Columbus teammates in the Crew's 3-0 victory over the Seattle Sounders in the MLS Cup final

Columbus Crew Beat Seattle 3-0 To Win 2020 MLS Cup

Columbus Crew beat Seattle 3-0 to win 2020 MLS Cup

Firebrand Indonesian Muslim cleric Rizieq Shihab has been detained for alleged violations of coronavirus restrictions

Indonesia Arrests Firebrand Islamist Cleric Over Virus Rule Breaches

Indonesia arrests firebrand Islamist cleric over virus rule breaches

CMAs Blamed For Charley Pride Death On Twitter: Organizers 'Completely Irresponsible'

Maren Morris said that while she didn't want to jump to conclusions, she was wondered if the CMA Awards may have something to do with Charley Pride's death.