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COVID Vaccine Billionaires Strike It Rich as Poor Nations Struggle for Access
At least nine people involved with companies that develop and manufacture COVID vaccines have become billionaires since the beginning of the pandemic, thanks to the monopoly power of pharmaceutical firms, according to new analysis by global health groups ...[Read more]
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Boy, 11, referred to Prevent for wanting to give “alms to the oppressed”
An 11-year-old primary school pupil was referred to the government’s controversial counter-radicalisation Prevent programme after a teacher mistook the word “alms” for “arms” during a classroom discussion. The boy’s teacher asked what pupils ...[Read more]
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Right Wingers Are Taking Over Library Boards to Remove Books on Racism
Since their swearing in on May 19, the new board has wasted no time in imposing its agenda. “Their focus is to change the very nature of the library,” Lynch says. “They’ve already slashed the budget from $7.4 to $5.9 million, fired staff or reduce ...[Read more]
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The Right Wing Wants Misinformation and Manufactured Ignorance, Not Democracy
Manufactured ignorance now thrives in a world of interlacing disasters. This age of consuming catastrophes is part and parcel of an age of survival-of-the fittest economics fueled by the rise of right-wing authoritarianism and political extremists. The ru ...[Read more]
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Rainfall Observed at Peak of Greenland Ice Sheet for First Time on Record
This past weekend, researchers at the National Science Foundation's Summit Station observed rainfall at the peak of Greenland's rapidly melting ice sheet for the first time on record—an event driven by warming temperatures. ...[Read more]
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Food, beer, toys, medical kit. Why is Britain running out of everything?
Gaps on supermarket shelves. Fast food outlets pulling milkshakes and bottled drinks from their menus. Restaurants running out of chicken and closing. Empty vending machines. Online grocery orders full of substitutions. Fruit and vegetables rotting in the ...[Read more]
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The W.H.O. lists Mu as a ‘variant of interest.’
The variant, first identified in Colombia, has characteristics that suggest it might be able to evade antibodies from vaccination or infection. ...[Read more]
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It’s Not Just a Loss of Electricity — Ida Left People Houseless and Jobless
Residents and advocates were already bracing for a wave of hardship and home evictions across an economically vulnerable region when Hurricane Ida slammed into southeastern Louisiana last week, destroying homes and businesses and displacing tens of thousa ...[Read more]
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Opinion | Like FDR, Biden Should Welcome Special Interests Hatred
"If Biden is successful in enacting a bold Build Back Better package, he will cement his place in history. Future historians will explain that Biden effectively built on Roosevelt's legacy in important and ambitious ways." ...[Read more]
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A Secretive Hedge Fund Is Gutting Newsrooms
Alden Global Capital, a secretive private hedge fund is killing US local daily newspapers for profit. ...[Read more]
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Comet Lovejoy Plunges into the Sun and Survives  – NASA Science
Sungrazing Comet Lovejoy has shocked astronomers by surviving its "death plunge" into the sun. Must-see movies of the comet's passage through the sun's atmosphere are featured in today's story from Science@NASA. ...[Read more]
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