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US To Ease Travel Restrictions For Fully Vaccinated International Visitors

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Jeff Zients, White House Covid-19 response coordinator, said the new rules will take effect in November to give agencies and airlines enough time to prepare for the influx of travel that will likely come from these new standards.

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Experts Worried About Rise Of ‘Zoom Dysmorphia’ As Pandemic Continues

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Experts are worried that spending too much time staring at ourselves in “funhouse mirror” sizes on video-conferencing calls will begin to distort our self images.

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How The Real Estate Industry Is Working To Combat Climate Change

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Real estate accounts for nearly 40% of the energy-related carbon emissions in the world. Investors are now focusing on cutting emissions to net zero by refurbishing old properties and avoiding new projects.

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Dr. Fauci Claims It May Take ‘Many More Vaccine Mandates’ To End Covid-19 Pandemic

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Dr. Anthony Fauci recently spoke about the current rate of vaccination in America, claiming that millions of Americans still need to get their vaccinations in order to slow or stop the spread of Covid-19.

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Weekly Jobless Claims In US Hit 18-Month Low

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The Labor Department revealed this week that weekly jobless claims have decreased to almost pre-pandemic levels. People on state unemployment have also hit March 2020 levels when the pandemic was initially starting and shutting down multiple businesses.

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Why Younger Musicians Are Getting Their Estates In Order Early

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Artists like Anderson .Paak and Taylor Swift are already planning out their legacies as a means of keeping control of their music catalogues as their careers continue to develop.

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US Hits 40 Million Cases Of Covid-19, 4 Million Of Which Were Reported This Month Alone

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According to data from Johns Hopkins University, the US has now tallied more than 40 million Covid-19 cases since the beginning of the pandemic, with 4 million of them being reported within the last four weeks alone.

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India’s Covid-19 Crisis Is Causing An Increase In Vaccine Inequality Around The World

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Countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America have been begging foreign governments for assistance in vaccine supply and distribution. Many of these countries haven’t even hit 1% in terms of people who are fully vaccinated. 

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Biden’s Stimulus Plan Relieves Lower-Income Americans Of Heavy Taxes

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The relief law also extends the federal boost for unemployment benefits as well as food stamps and other aid programs for struggling renters and homeowners throughout the country. The overall goal of this relief package was to specifically help lower-income households who have been hit the hardest by the pandemic. 

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Experts Claim US Covid-19 Vaccination Efforts May Begin To Slow Now

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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention claim that more than 42% of Americans have at least one Covid-19 dose now, and roughly 29% are fully vaccinated.

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