U.S. to export 20 million more vaccine doses abroad
The United States will ship 20 million doses of Moderna Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson vaccines to other countries by end of June, on top of 60 million AstraZeneca doses pledged to Canada and Mexico. Biden cites global fight against the pandemic and rising demand as cases fall nationwide.
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Child Tax Benefit Begins Deposits July 15 for Millions
The Biden administration says about 39 million U S families will start receiving monthly cash via the new child benefit. Direct deposits or checks will total 300 per child under six and 250 for older children, with payments continuing monthly through December.
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Arson suspect arrested in Pacific Palisades fire
Los Angeles authorities said a suspect was arrested in the arson probe of the Pacific Palisades blaze. The investigation identified two people, one released and one questioned. the arrestee receives medical treatment. No homes or lives were lost, and the fire reached 1,325 acres forcing about 1,000 evacuations near Topanga Canyon Road. One firefighter sustained a minor injury.
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Supreme Court agrees to hear major abortion rights challenge
The high court will review a Mississippi 15 week abortion ban in a case that could reshape Roe v Wade precedents and viability standards. The 6-3 conservative majority faces a decision with potential to broaden or limit abortion protections amid ongoing political tension.
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Amy Coney Barrett
Supreme Court Declines Retroactive Benefit for Unanimous Jury Rule
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that the 2020 decision abolishing non unanimous juries does not apply retroactively. Prisoners convicted before that ruling in Louisiana Oregon and Puerto Rico won t require retrials. Justice Kavanaugh led the majority with a conservative stance while Justice Kagan dissented.
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