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The vaccine also appears to work against the South African variant, B.1.351.
Twitter users mocked the Georgia Republican after she posted a video of herself doing a CrossFit-style workout.
Multiple sources told CNN that the congressman showed photos and videos of nude women he claimed he had slept with.
A Minnesota member has raised a stink about half of the state party’s online fundraising total flowing to a consultant.
Gov. Greg Abbott has expressed support for the measure designed to curb access to the vote.
Manchin is the only Democratic senator not to co-sponsor the For The People Act this year.
Former police Sgt. David Pleoger said he believed Chauvin should have let go once Floyd stopped resisting.
Virginia’s highest court ruled that the city can take down two statues of Confederate generals, including one of Lee.
Brian Gossert of the Mansfield Borough Police Department came under fire for political statements made on social media.
Llukalkan aliocranianus appears to have been a top predator in its time.
"I am a strong person, but I am not made of steel," the "Good Morning Britain" host said after he debated Piers Morgan.
Nickole Jones "was so talented, but also so incredibly kind," said a post on Iain Armitage's Instagram account.
