College leaders wary of limited vaccines, Covid exhaustion and LGBTQ stigmatisation in an environment ripe for spreading, though serious harm judged unlikely
The United Kingdom has become the first nation to conditionally approve Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine that targets both the original strain that kicked off the pandemic and a strain of the omicron variant.
The IDF was understandably pleased by Iron Dome’s performance and its improvement since previous operations. But it seemed confused about what that previous performance had been.
The CHIPS Act is a good first step in reviving U.S. semiconductor production, but experts caution that benefits won't be realized soon, due to issues like complex supply chains.
For the health officials who steer vaccination campaigns, it’s going to be a complicated fall.
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Billionaire investor Mark Cuban's question to Representative Matt Gaetz, a Florida Republican, on energy costs took off on social media on Saturday.
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