Why Israel faces a fourth election in just two years
What to know as Israel gears up for another vote, this time set for March 23. — NYT: Top Stories
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U.S. and Pfizer agree on deal to bolster American vaccine supply
The agreement means the companies will supply a total of 200 million doses, enough to vaccinate 100 million Americans. — NYT: Top Stories
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Cameron Douglas welcomes baby boy with girlfriend Viviane Thibes
The new family of four posed for a photo. — FOX News
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‘Cheer’ star Jerry Harris pleads not guilty to felonies in child pornography case
Netflix’s “Cheer” star Jerry Harris has pleaded not guilty to seven crimes in his ongoing child pornography case, Fox News confirmed. — FOX News
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The new Covid variant in the UK: Questions and answers
A newly identified variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus appears to be more contagious than established ones. But it is not any deadlier, nor does it evade the current vaccines. — NYT: Top Stories
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Bonus: Kara Swisher and Nick Kristof discuss Pornhub and Mastercard
They also discuss the slippery slope from guns to sugary cereals. — NYT: Top Stories
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Why ambulances are exempt from the surprise-billing ban
The welter of providers, layers of state and local regulation, and lack of information about costs made lawmakers hesitant to take up the issue. But that may change. — NYT: Top Stories
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Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson plan to receive COVID-19 vaccine ‘after everybody who truly needs it’
Tom Hanks revealed his plans to receive the COVID-19 vaccine when the time is right. He and his wife, Rita Wilson, disclosed their diagnoses back in March and have since recovered. — FOX News
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Georgia Senate runoff targeted by misinformation ‘superspreaders’
The conservative social media personalities that spread baseless rumors of election fraud are starting to focus on the races that will decide control of the Senate. — NYT: Top Stories