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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
FACEBOOK BANS MYANMAR'S MILITARY, CITING THREAT OF NEW VIOLENCE AFTER FEB. 1 COUP
The ban, which also affects Facebook subsidiary Instagram, extends a series of actions in recent years to sharply limit the ability...
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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
TRANSGENDER RIGHTS
At birth, a person is usually assigned a gender - male or female - based largely on anatomy. But for some people, their innate sense...
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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
VIACOMCBS WILL ENTER THE STREAMING WARS WITH PARAMOUNT PLUS ON MARCH 4
A late streaming entrant makes its case.
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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
NATION'S MOST POPULOUS COUNTY MANDATES EXTRA $5 IN PANDEMIC ‘HERO PAY' FOR SOME GROCERY WORKERS
Experts say the passage of a temporary pay bump for some grocery workers in Los Angeles County is notable amid industry opposition.
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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
CAN A VACCINATED PERSON STILL SPREAD THE CORONAVIRUS?
Nine vaccines have proved effective at protecting people from developing symptoms of Covid-19, the disease that can result from infection...
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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
‘PERSONA 5 STRIKERS' IS THE WILDEST MUSOU GAME IN YEARS
The Musou genre may be repetitive, but that's the point.
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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
A ‘CHEF FARMER' PIVOTS TO SURVIVE THE PANDEMIC AND HEARTBREAKING LOSS
A Colorado restaurateur and his community relied on each other through last year's tragic upheavals. What emerged was a gutsy reinvention...
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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
USPS HEAD LOUIS DEJOY TO ADDRESS HOUSE PANEL WITH AGENCY IN CRISIS AND AS DEMOCRATS CLAMOR FOR HIS REMOVAL
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy faces the House Committee on Oversight and Reform. The Postal Service is battling financial and service...
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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
WILDE LAKE, IN COLUMBIA, MD., WHERE DIVISIONS FADE AND LITERATURE ABIDES
WHERE WE LIVE | The village was the first of 10 built as part of James Rouse's famed planned community
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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
WHY FEELING BAD AFTER COVID VACCINE JAB COULD BE GOOD: QUICKTAKE
As Covid-19 vaccines are rolled out across the world, a growing band of recipients are complaining of being flattened by side effects,...
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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
HOW TO FIND A QUALIFIED HOME INSPECTOR
REAL ESTATE MATTERS | The buyer should ask for copies of recent inspection reports to review. The report should be easy to read, and...
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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
MAJOR TRUMP BACKER REBEKAH MERCER ORCHESTRATES PARLER'S SECOND ACT
Rebekah Mercer, a daughter of a major Republican donor, is a founding investor of Parler, where she reportedly is pulling strings....
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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
OLD SCHOOL AIRSTREAMS ENJOY PANDEMIC-ERA POPULARITY
Despite being forced to close for six-weeks early in the pandemic, retail sales at Airstream dealerships jumped 22 percent in 2020...
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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
CAPITOL HILL CO-LIVING APARTMENT SWITCHES GEARS FOR THE PANDEMIC
TOWN SQUARE | While the developers maintained the floor plans as designed, they hired a landscape architect to create more outdoor...
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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
BIDEN TO ORDER SWEEPING REVIEW OF U.S. SUPPLY CHAIN WEAK SPOTS
President Biden on Wednesday will formally order a 100-day government review of potential vulnerabilities in U.S. supply chains for...
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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
TEXAS ENERGY BOARD MEMBERS RESIGN OVER STATE'S BUNGLED SNOWSTORM RESPONSE
Five members of the powerful ERCOT energy regulation board have resigned amid persistent blackouts across Texas' grid.
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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
NET NEUTRALITY LAW TO TAKE EFFECT IN CALIFORNIA AFTER JUDGE DEALS BLOW TO TELECOM INDUSTRY
California can begin enforcing its first-in-the-nation net neutrality law after a federal judge on Tuesday ruled against broadband...
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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
GROWING COMPUTER CHIP SHORTAGE ALARMS BIDEN AND CONGRESS
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer called the current lack of production capacity “a dangerous weak spot in our economy and in our...
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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
TAX SEASON 2021: YOUR TAX AND STIMULUS PAYMENT QUESTIONS AND MORE ANSWERED
This FAQ addressed top issues from taxpayers for the 2021 tax season. People still aren't sure about the taxability of the stimulus...
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By Washington Post - Feb 25, 2021
TOM VILSACK CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE FOR A SECOND STINT AS AGRICULTURE SECRETARY AT A TIME OF GROWING FOOD INSECURITY BECAUSE OF THE PANDEMIC
The former Iowa Governor served in the same role for eight years in the Obama Administration, and has pledged to focus on racial justice...
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GOP rallies solidly against Democrats' virus relief package
WASHINGTON - Republicans rallied solidly Wednesday against Democrats' proposed $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill as lawmakers awaited a decision by the Senate's...
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Whitmer plans to further ease coronavirus restrictions
LANSING, Mich. - Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said Wednesday her administration will announce the further loosening of Michigan's coronavirus restrictions in coming days.
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Facebook says it will pay $1B over 3 years to news industry
Facebook, following in Google's footsteps, says it plans to invest $1 billion to "support the news industry” over the next three years.
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Biden orders a review of US supply chains for vital goods
WASHINGTON - President Joe Biden signed an executive order Wednesday intended to boost manufacturing jobs by strengthening U.S. supply chains for advanced batteries...
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Blackouts bring up 'a four-letter word' in Texas: regulation
AUSTIN, Texas - All the groceries spoiled and the water was out for days. Then Melissa Rogers, a believer in the Texas gospel that government should know its place, woke up to...
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The more data we get, the more it seems vaccinated people aren't spreading...
Summary List Placement Now that effective coronavirus vaccines are authorized and being distributed, the crucial question is: Do they stop transmission? In clinical trials...
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FDA says single-dose shot from J&J prevents severe COVID
WASHINGTON - Johnson & Johnson's single-dose vaccine offers strong protection against severe COVID-19, according to an analysis released Wednesday by U.S. regulators that sets...
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One of Texas' most prominent left-leaning economists knows exactly why its...
Summary List Placement Millions of Texans lost power last week and were stuck living in freezing conditions as their electrical bills skyrocketed. The crisis was totally...
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David Dobrik's new Dispo app has become so popular that VCs just invested...
Summary List Placement The hot app Dispo now has the valuation to back up the buzz. The photo-sharing app has reportedly raised $20 million at a $200 million valuation in a...
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Obama says he punched a friend in the face and broke his nose for calling...
Summary List Placement Former President Barack Obama revealed in his new podcast with musician Bruce Springsteen that he once punched a school friend who called him a racial...