AstraZeneca EU court ruling cites breach over vaccine deliveries
A Belgian court found AstraZeneca committed a serious breach of its contract with the EU over COVID-19 vaccine deliveries. It ordered 80.2 million doses by Sept. 27 and imposed fines for unmet targets, while both sides claimed partial victories amid the vaccine rollout dispute.
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Juneteenth Becomes Federal Holiday Amid Calls for Action
President Biden signed Juneteenth into law as a federal holiday while activists and leaders urged Congress to advance voting rights and policing reforms. Supporters praised recognition but stressed it must spark concrete policy changes, including protections for voters and anti-lynching measures. Federal workers observe Friday as many states and DC close government offices. Juneteenth marks the end of slavery and follows the MLK Jr. holiday established in 1983.
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Judge bars Barnett from travel after Pelosi office arrest photo
Federal Judge Christopher R. Cooper denies Richard Barnett's bid to ease travel limits while awaiting trial. Barnett, photographed at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office during the January 6 riot, is currently restricted to 50 miles from his home. In Eden North Carolina a river search resumes for two missing tubers after three were found dead and four rescued. A Duke Energy plant dam incident prompted 911 calls. The UN General Assembly unanimously re elected Antonio Guterres to a second term as secretary general amid global conflicts and climate concerns. The Palestinian Authority calls off a vaccine swap deal with Israel over expiry and standards concerns.
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Palestinians and police clash near Jerusalem Al Aqsa
Palestinians clashed with Israeli police after Friday prayers at the Al Aqsa mosque complex in Jerusalem leaving three wounded. Police used stun grenades and rubber bullets as stones were thrown. the demonstration followed a pro race rally by Jewish ultranationalists and amid tensions from recent Gaza conflict.
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