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Biden is proposing to bridge the gap with federal subsidies for low and middle-income Americans that would cap families' child care expenses at seven percent of their income

Biden Recalls Single Parenthood Struggle In Child Care Pitch

Biden recalls single parenthood struggle in child care pitch

Two Thirds Of Parents Support Vaccinating Their Children And School Vaccination Requirements

Many teachers and parents are worried the reopening of schools will accelerate the spread of Covid-19, but governments have insisted it should go ahead

A new poll found that two thirds of parents with children between the ages of 5 and 11 plan to get their kids vaccinated against COVID-19 when it becomes possible, but it also showed age, race and geographic disparities in this view.

New Sweeping Vaccine Mandate In Italy Could Mean No Paychecks For Those Unvaccinated

The Pfizer vaccine could soon be available for children as young as five in the United States

All public and private workers must show either proof of vaccination, a negative rapid swab test or proof of recent recovery from COVID-19 by using the new Green Pass.

Nikolas Cruz, accused of killing 17 in the February 14, 2018 massacre at a high school in Parkland Florida, pictured in court a day after the attack

Parkland School Shooter To Plead Guilty To Killing 17

Parkland school shooter to plead guilty to killing 17

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Sales of autos and gasoline continued to rise, amid price increases caused by a surge in demand as well as supply bottlenecks, but Americans continued to spend freely on other goods as well in September

US Retail Sales Post Surprise 0.7% Gain In Sept

US retail sales post surprise 0.7% gain in Sept

NBA News: Kyrie Irving's Stand Against Vaccination Being Compared To Colin Kaepernick's Protest

Kyrie Irving has no plans of retiring, but it appears that he is headed to the same path taken by ex-NFL player Colin Kaepernick.

It May Not Be COVID, But It Can Feel Like The ‘Worst Cold Ever’: Here’s What To Know

A "twindemic" could be coming as the coronavirus and flu surge this fall with people already complaining about having the "worst cold ever."

NBA Rumors: Sixers Buoy Teams Interested In Ben Simmons To Get Conduit Team To Seal Deal

The Philadelphia 76ers advise teams interested in Ben Simmons to include a third team to possibly get a trade done.

Drake Calls Adele 'One Of My Best Friends In The World,' Promotes Her Single

Adele released her first single in five years Thursday, and her bestie Drake has been so supportive of her.

A woman looks at an NFT by Ryoji Ikeda titled 'A Single Number That Has 10,000,086 Digits' during a media preview at Sotheby's in New York ahead of an NFT auction June 10, 2021

NFTs And Rise Of The Underdog: How Digital Tokens Can Empower A New Generation Of Athletes, Artists And Creators

NFTs solve a challenging problem: how to achieve real scarcity in a digital world where almost anything can be easily duplicated.

Medical staff watch a Dutch skater glide past

No-nonsense Masks, Strict Bubble: What To Expect From China's Winter Olympics

No-nonsense masks, strict bubble: What to expect from China's Winter Olympics

Worshippers dance around a bonfire to honor the Maria Lionza goddess on the 'magical' Sorte mountain in northwestern Venezuela

Fire, Tobacco And Spirits: Venezuelans Fight Covid With Ritual

Fire, tobacco and spirits: Venezuelans fight Covid with ritual

Sydney's 100-plus-day lockdown lifted last week and lingering rules are gradually being phased out

Sydney To Scrap Quarantine, Readies To Welcome Overseas Visitors

Sydney to scrap quarantine, readies to welcome overseas visitors

Prince William slams 'deceitful' BBC Diana interview

Twitter Reacts To Prince William's Space Tourism Criticism: 'Take Care Of Home First'

Prince William said the "world's greatest brains and minds" should focus on keeping Earth a livable planet in the future, not on space tourism.

Growth in China's vast economy is forecast to have slowed further in the third quarter of the year

China Growth Dips To 5% In Third Quarter On Energy Woes: AFP Poll

China growth dips to 5% in third quarter on energy woes: AFP poll

Fully Vaccinated Latvia President Gets COVID-19 Days After Visiting Finland’s President Niinisto

President Egils Levits had just returned from a visit to Denmark and Sweden when he was diagnosed with COVID-19.

Former US president Bill Clinton, who was hospitalized this week with a blood infection, has a history of heart trouble

Bill Clinton In Hospital With Non-Covid Infection

Bill Clinton in hospital with non-Covid infection

Emmy Rossum Celebrates New Award Amid Former ‘Shameless’ Co-Star Emma Kenney’s Accusations

Emmy Rossum's podcast, "Alligator Candy," was announced as a Gold Winner for the 2021 New York Festivals Radio Awards.

Australia's Northern Territory has announced one of the world's most far-reaching vaccine mandates

Alabama Could Start COVID-19 Vaccination For 5 To 11 This October

The FDA has scheduled a meeting for Oct. 26 to discuss whether it would grant Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine authorization for use in children.

Around a quarter of a trillion dollars worth of goods will have passed through Los Angeles port by the end of December 2021

US Port Logjam Brings Early Christmas For Importers

US port logjam brings early Christmas for importers

Republican Senator Who Refused Vaccine, Masks Tests Positive For COVID-19

Reinbold is the second lawmaker in Alaska to have tested positive for COVID-19 this week.

Sydney To Scrap Hotel Quarantine For Overseas Visitors

Sydney to scrap hotel quarantine for overseas visitors

An activist dressed as a "debt collector" holds a cutout of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson during a demonstration in front of IMF headquarters to ask rich nations to help poor countries tackle climate change in Washington on October 13, 2021

Hard Choices Loom For Finance Chiefs And Their Climate Pledges

Hard choices loom for finance chiefs and their climate pledges

Cargo is unloaded from an international flight at Rickenbacker International Airport in Columbus, Ohio, October 11, 2021

Cargo Deluge Tests Ohio Airport Amid US Shipping Snarls

Cargo deluge tests Ohio airport amid US shipping snarls

The aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt moored at Naval Base Guam last May after being forced to port due to a Covid-19 outbreak that infected around one-quarter of the vessel's 4,800 crew.

US Navy Says Sailors Who Refuse Vaccine Will Be Expelled

US Navy says sailors who refuse vaccine will be expelled

Radul Baduel (R) was an ally of the late former Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez (L), pictured here in 2006, before they fell out over a proposed constitutional reform

OAS To Ask UN For Autopsy On Venezuela Dissident Who Died In Jail

OAS to ask UN for autopsy on Venezuela dissident who died in jail

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