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Story by: Benjamin MuellerThe New York Times World News The infectious disease doctor in Johannesburg thought that he and his country would only have to hold on a little longer. A million doses of the…

Story by: Liz PlankNBC News Incoherent thought patterns, paranoia, mood swings, unexplained outbursts of anger, maladaptive fear-based responses to a fabricated threat of danger, extreme vigilance, making conflicting statements … these are some of the…

Story by: Hayes BrownNBC News Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., was removed from her committee assignments last week after less than a month in office. It’s embarrassing, to be sure, but something I argued probably…

Story by: Anne GullandThe Telegraph “[The vaccine has] been reviewed by a number of stringent regulatory authorities and gotten approval and had studies in many countries. “And therefore we suspect that we will continue to…

Story by: Andrew HigginsThe New York Times World News MALINOWO, Poland — From a forest on the edge of this tiny village in eastern Poland, a distant and mostly forgotten local horror is reverberating widely.…

Story by: Jordan Kelly-LindenThe Telegraph Bubbles People may still form a childcare bubble, through which they can provide or receive childcare from one other household if they live with a child under 14. Support bubbles…

Story by: Al Jazeera The Australian Open – tennis’s first Grand Slam of the year delayed until February – has finally begun, albeit with a limit on the number of spectators present courtside as authorities…

Story by: Damien Gayle and agencyThe Guardian Britain’s youngest ever convicted terrorist, who led a neo-Nazi cell from his grandmother’s house, has been sentenced to a two-year non-custodial rehabilitation order. The boy, now 16, from…