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U.S. Land Borders To Reopen In November

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Nonessential travel will resume in November after a 19-month freeze due to the pandemic.
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Moderna: Vaccine Produced Strong Immune Results In Kids

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The trial has not been peer-reviewed or published yet, but the company is planning on submitting these results to the FDA.
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FDA OKs Mixing COVID Vaccines; Backs Moderna, J&J Boosters

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The latest moves would expand by tens of millions the number of Americans eligible for boosters and formally allow "mixing and matching" of shots.
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Feds Will Appeal Mask Ruling Only If Mandate Still Needed

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This comes a day after a Florida judge ended the sweeping mandate, which required face coverings on planes and trains and in transit hubs.
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CDC Drops COVID-19 Cruise Ship Risk Warnings

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The CDC still recommends all passengers stay current with their COVID vaccines before traveling on cruise ships.
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Surging Demand For Bug Spraying Is Hurting Other Animals

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Experts are warning about the harm that spraying yards for bugs can bring to the ecosystem.
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CDC Says Coronavirus Will 'Likely' Spread Within The U.S.

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The CDC outlined what schools and businesses should do in case the coronavirus becomes an epidemic in the U.S.
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CDC Says Coronavirus Will 'Likely' Spread Within The U.S.

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The CDC outlined what schools and businesses should do in case the coronavirus becomes an epidemic in the U.S.
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CDC Calls For Gatherings Of 50 People Or More To Be Canceled

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The agency is asking people not to hold large events to avoid spreading the coronavirus.
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Italy's Coronavirus Death Toll Jumped By Over 160 In A Single Day

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The jump came just hours after Italy's prime minister locked down the entire country to prevent the virus from spreading.
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Virus Policies Should Be Driven by Scientists, RWJF CEO Says

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Apr.24 -- Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Chief Executive Officer Dr. Richard Besser says information pertaining to the coronavirus pandemic should be driven by the best public health science, not stock prices. He speaks with Bloomberg's...
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CDC Chief Redfield Denies Warning Second Wave of Virus Could Be Worse

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Apr.22 -- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Robert Redfield denies telling the Washington Post that a second wave of the coronavirus in the U.S. this winter may be worse than what the country already has experienced. He...
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Nearly 600 Workers At North Carolina Tyson Plant Positive For COVID-19

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The company said employees who test positive are given paid leave until they meet criteria to return.
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Trump Says He Disagrees With Fauci About Reopening Schools

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May.13 -- President Donald Trump says National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci wants to "play all sides of the equation" and adds that he disagrees with his concerns about reopening the economy.
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Fauci Says U.S. Needs 'Time Out' to Get Virus Under Better Control

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Jul.16 -- Dr. Anthony Fauci, White House coronavirus task force member and director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, says the U.S. has been a "mixed bag" when it comes to controlling the spread of Covid-19....
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CDC Chief Sees Covid Vaccine to Public Probable in Mid-2021

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Sep.16 -- A Covid-19 vaccine could be made available to the American public in the "late second quarter, third quarter of 2021," Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Robert Redfield says during testimony before a Senate...
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Trump Administration, CDC Announce Eviction Moratorium

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Only certain people are eligible for the moratorium, including individuals who make less than $99,000 or couples who make under $198,000.
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New York City COVID-19 Cases Rising

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Officials reported 532 new cases Thursday.
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U.S. Sees Second-Highest Number Of New COVID-19 Cases

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The only day that saw more cases was last Friday.
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Health Officials May Shorten COVID-19 Quarantine Guidelines

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Federal health officials are considering shortening the recommended quarantine period from two weeks down to ten days.
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CDC Advisers To Vote On Vaccine Priority

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Health officials are focused on who will have access to a vaccine first once it's ready.
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U.S. Health Officials Continue To Warn Against Holiday Travel

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The CDC is still urging people not to travel this year. Dr. Anthony Fauci says these gatherings will put loved ones at risk.
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New COVID Variant In U.K. Causes Concerns, Restrictions

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More than two dozen countries are telling travelers from the U.K. they can't visit right now.
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How A COVID Vaccine Approval Process Works And Why It Will Take Weeks

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Now that Pfizer has requested emergency use authorization for its COVID vaccine, what's next?