Biden silent on executions fuels death penalty disarray
CHICAGO AP Biden’s cautious stance fuels debate as activists urge action to end federal death penalty. pressure mounts from conservatives seeking alternative methods, while states adapt with firing squads and cyanide plans amid drug shortages.
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Biden touts 300 million vaccine shots in 150 days
President Biden announced 300 million vaccine doses have been administered in 150 days, crediting scientists, companies, and Americans. He cited progress against COVID-19 and a looming July Fourth goal of 70 percent adult partial vaccination, noting uneven regional uptake and ongoing efforts to combat hesitancy.
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Texas bases show highest risk of sexual assault in Army
Rand Corp study finds Texas bases Fort Hood and Fort Bliss have the top risk for female soldiers, with higher rates in combat commands and high-deployment units. Kentucky Fort Campbell, Colorado Fort Carson, and Kansas Fort Riley also show elevated risk. DC region posts report lower figures.
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