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By Alux.com
Published: Feb 02, 2021
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Top Headlines for July 17, 2021
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Biden Slams Social Media Companies for Pandemic Misinformation
President Biden said that companies like Facebook were responsible for spreading misinformation about vaccines and the coronavirus pandemic, attributing preventable deaths to the platforms.
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Deadly Flooding 'Shows the Urgency,' of Climate Change, Official Says
Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission, said that the floods across Western Europe demonstrate the urgency to act to combat climate change.
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'This Is the Right Thing to Do,' Biden Says on Child Tax Credit
President Biden announced the details of the new child tax credit initiative, which will provide most families up to $300 a month per child. The initiative is part of Biden's American Rescue Plan.
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Watch Full Video: Biden and Harris Commemorate the Child Tax Credit
President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris delivered remarks to mark the day that tens of millions of families will get their first monthly Child Tax Credit relief payments.
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London Will Still Require Masks on Public Transit, Mayor Says
Mayor Sadiq Khan of London said face masks would continue to be mandatory on the city's subways and buses after July 19, when England plans to lift most coronavirus restrictions.
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Olivia Rodrigo Visits the White House to Encourage Vaccination
The pop star Olivia Rodrigo spoke at a news conference with Jen Psaki, the White House press secretary. Ms. Rodrigo's visit is meant to encourage young people to be vaccinated against Covid-19.
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Fed Chair Expects Months of Elevated Inflation
Jerome H. Powell told House lawmakers that inflation had increased 'notably' in the country's reopening from the pandemic and would most likely stay higher in the next months before moderating.
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Pope Francis Returns to the Vatican After Surgery
Pope Francis greeted security guards and well wishers on his way back to the Vatican after a 10-day hospital stay in Gemelli hospital in Rome for colon surgery.
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Haiti Plans Funeral for Assassinated Leader
A week after President Jovenel Moïse was assassinated, the interim prime minister Claude Joseph announced the creation of a committee to plan a funeral for the former leader, as a political power struggle grips the nation.
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'We Are Not Going to Buckle,' Texas Democrats Say on Voting Rights
Democrats in the Texas legislature traveled to Washington in an effort to prevent the passage of a restrictive new voting law in their state. The legislature is G.O.P.-controlled, and Democrats hope the trip puts their cause in the national spotlight.
[#Money #Success] 15 STOCKS That APPRECIATED The MOST During The Pandemic
15 STOCKS That APPRECIATED The MOST During The Pandemic
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Published: May 04, 2020
15 STOCKS That APPRECIATED The MOST During The Pandemic
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Top Headlines for July 16, 2021
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'This Is the Right Thing to Do,' Biden Says on Child Tax Credit
President Biden announced the details of the new child tax credit initiative, which will provide most families up to $300 a month per child. The initiative is part of Biden's American Rescue Plan.
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Watch Full Video: Biden and Harris Commemorate the Child Tax Credit
President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris delivered remarks to mark the day that tens of millions of families will get their first monthly Child Tax Credit relief payments.
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London Will Still Require Masks on Public Transit, Mayor Says
Mayor Sadiq Khan of London said face masks would continue to be mandatory on the city's subways and buses after July 19, when England plans to lift most coronavirus restrictions.
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Olivia Rodrigo Visits the White House to Encourage Vaccination
The pop star Olivia Rodrigo spoke at a news conference with Jen Psaki, the White House press secretary. Ms. Rodrigo's visit is meant to encourage young people to be vaccinated against Covid-19.
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Fed Chair Expects Months of Elevated Inflation
Jerome H. Powell told House lawmakers that inflation had increased 'notably' in the country's reopening from the pandemic and would most likely stay higher in the next months before moderating.
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Pope Francis Returns to the Vatican After Surgery
Pope Francis greeted security guards and well wishers on his way back to the Vatican after a 10-day hospital stay in Gemelli hospital in Rome for colon surgery.
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Haiti Plans Funeral for Assassinated Leader
A week after President Jovenel Moïse was assassinated, the interim prime minister Claude Joseph announced the creation of a committee to plan a funeral for the former leader, as a political power struggle grips the nation.
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'We Are Not Going to Buckle,' Texas Democrats Say on Voting Rights
Democrats in the Texas legislature traveled to Washington in an effort to prevent the passage of a restrictive new voting law in their state. The legislature is G.O.P.-controlled, and Democrats hope the trip puts their cause in the national spotlight.
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Texas Democrats Leave for D.C. to Block G.O.P. Voting Law
Texas Democrats left the state for the nation's capital in an effort to prevent passage of a new restrictive voting law in the Republican-controlled state legislature and to bring national attention to their cause.
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Covid Ward At Iraq Hospital Catches Fire
At least 60 people were killed when the new coronavirus isolation ward at al-Hussein Teaching Hospital in Nasiriya, Iraq, caught fire. It was not immediately clear what had caused the fire.
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Top Headlines for July 15, 2021
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London Will Still Require Masks on Public Transit, Mayor Says
Mayor Sadiq Khan of London said face masks would continue to be mandatory on the city's subways and buses after July 19, when England plans to lift most coronavirus restrictions.
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Olivia Rodrigo Visits the White House to Encourage Vaccination
The pop star Olivia Rodrigo spoke at a news conference with Jen Psaki, the White House press secretary. Ms. Rodrigo's visit is meant to encourage young people to be vaccinated against Covid-19.
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Fed Chair Expects Months of Elevated Inflation
Jerome H. Powell told House lawmakers that inflation had increased 'notably' in the country's reopening from the pandemic and would most likely stay higher in the next months before moderating.
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Pope Francis Returns to the Vatican After Surgery
Pope Francis greeted security guards and well wishers on his way back to the Vatican after a 10-day hospital stay in Gemelli hospital in Rome for colon surgery.
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Haiti Plans Funeral for Assassinated Leader
A week after President Jovenel Moïse was assassinated, the interim prime minister Claude Joseph announced the creation of a committee to plan a funeral for the former leader, as a political power struggle grips the nation.
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'We Are Not Going to Buckle,' Texas Democrats Say on Voting Rights
Democrats in the Texas legislature traveled to Washington in an effort to prevent the passage of a restrictive new voting law in their state. The legislature is G.O.P.-controlled, and Democrats hope the trip puts their cause in the national spotlight.
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Texas Democrats Leave for D.C. to Block G.O.P. Voting Law
Texas Democrats left the state for the nation's capital in an effort to prevent passage of a new restrictive voting law in the Republican-controlled state legislature and to bring national attention to their cause.
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Covid Ward At Iraq Hospital Catches Fire
At least 64 people were killed when the new coronavirus isolation ward at al-Hussein Teaching Hospital in Nasiriya, Iraq, caught fire. It was not immediately clear what had caused the fire.
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Defaced Mural of Soccer Star Is Flooded With Positive Messages
After a mural of the Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford was defaced with racist remarks, fans quickly repaired the wall with positive messages.
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Johnson Urges Caution as England Is Set to Lift Covid Restrictions
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said England will lift coronavirus restrictions starting July 19 as planned. Cases in England continue to rise and the highly contagious delta variant is more widespread.
[#Money #Success] 15 Things People On Their Deathbed Wish They Did Differently
15 Things People On Their Deathbed Wish They Did Differently
By Alux.com
Published: Jul 01, 2021
Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind.
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Top Headlines for July 14, 2021
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Haiti Plans Funeral for Assassinated Leader
A week after President Jovenel Moïse was assassinated, the interim prime minister Claude Joseph announced the creation of a committee to plan a funeral for the former leader, as a political power struggle grips the nation.
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'We Are Not Going to Buckle,' Texas Democrats Say on Voting Rights
Democrats in the Texas legislature traveled to Washington in an effort to prevent the passage of a restrictive new voting law in their state. The legislature is G.O.P.-controlled, and Democrats hope the trip puts their cause in the national spotlight.
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Texas Democrats Leave for D.C. to Block G.O.P. Voting Law
Texas Democrats left the state for the nation's capital in an effort to prevent passage of a new restrictive voting law in the Republican-controlled state legislature and to bring national attention to their cause.
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Covid Ward At Iraq Hospital Catches Fire
At least 64 people were killed when the new coronavirus isolation ward at al-Hussein Teaching Hospital in Nasiriya, Iraq, caught fire. It was not immediately clear what had caused the fire.
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Defaced Mural of Soccer Star Is Flooded With Positive Messages
After a mural of the Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford was defaced with racist remarks, fans quickly repaired the wall with positive messages.
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Johnson Urges Caution as England Is Set to Lift Covid Restrictions
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said England will lift coronavirus restrictions starting July 19 as planned. Cases in England continue to rise and the highly contagious delta variant is more widespread.
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Top U.S. General in Afghanistan Hands Over Command
Gen. Austin S. Miller stepped down as commander of American-led forces in Afghanistan, as the United States prepares to end the 20-year-old war and as the Taliban has taken swaths of the country.
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Cubans Take to the Streets to Protest Economic Crisis
People in Cuba took to the streets to protest the country's economic crisis and the government's response to the coronavirus pandemic, in one of the largest demonstrations in decades.
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Variants Threaten Global Economic Recovery, Yellen Warns
Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen said on Sunday that coronavirus variants could hinder the global economic recovery and called for a stepped-up effort to vaccinate the world's population.
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Pope Francis Leads Prayer From Rome Hospital
Pope Francis greeted the faithful from a balcony at Gemelli hospital in Rome on Sunday, his first public appearance since undergoing colon surgery last week.
[#Money #Success] 15 Things You Didn’t Know About Texas
15 Things You Didn’t Know About Texas
By Alux.com
Published: Apr 17, 2021
Why the sudden influx of high-profile names to Texas? Find out in our video!
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Top Headlines for July 13, 2021
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Johnson Urges Caution as England Is Set to Lift Covid Restrictions
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said England will lift coronavirus restrictions starting July 19 as planned. Cases in England continue to rise and the highly contagious delta variant is more widespread.
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Top U.S. General in Afghanistan Hands Over Command
Gen. Austin S. Miller stepped down as commander of American-led forces in Afghanistan, as the United States prepares to end the 20-year-old war and as the Taliban has taken swaths of the country.
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Cubans Take to the Streets to Protest Economic Crisis
People in Cuba took to the streets to protest the country's economic crisis and the government's response to the coronavirus pandemic, in one of the largest demonstrations in decades.
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Variants Threaten Global Economic Recovery, Yellen Warns
Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen said on Sunday that coronavirus variants could hinder the global economic recovery and called for a stepped-up effort to vaccinate the world's population.
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Pope Francis Leads Prayer From Rome Hospital
Pope Francis greeted the faithful from a balcony at Gemelli hospital in Rome on Sunday, his first public appearance since undergoing colon surgery last week.
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U.S. Urges Haiti to Seek Nation's 'Best Interest' in Resolving Crisis
U.S. State Department officials addressed the recent assassination of Haiti's president, and the U.S. goal of helping improve political stability and providing support for Haitians.
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Watch Live: Biden Promotes Competition in U.S. Economy
President Biden signs an executive order which includes initiatives to encourage federal agencies to monitor how tech companies grow through mergers.
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Tropical Storm Elsa Hits New York City, Flooding the Subways
Tropical Storm Elsa flooded roads and subways in parts of New York City, causing some passengers to wade through water to exit stations.
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More Than 50 People Die in Bangladesh Factory Fire
At least 51 people died in a fire at an industrial building outside the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka. The country has a long history of unsafe factory conditions.
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U.S. Offers Support After Haitian President's Assassination
The White House press secretary, Jen Psaki, said that the Biden administration was prepared to help Haitian authorities with the investigation into the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse.




