Mask tensions rise as virus grips small cities nationwide
Across the US smaller cities face hostility over mask rules as COVID-19 deaths surge. In Boise a four county mandate vote was halted by anti mask protests. Rapid City officials report harassment of council members, while Montana, Missouri and Alaska see similar friction. Health officials warn of record hospitalizations and deaths.
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Boise
Idaho
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Los Angeles
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Montana
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Flathead
Helena
Missouri
Greene County
Springfield
Springfield Mortuary Services
Brian Simmons
Kristi Noem
Stephen Neabore
England
Palmer
Alaska
Anchorage
Wasilla
Rhonda Hayhurst
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EU UK resume Brexit talks despite gaps remain
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson agreed to four more days to bridge four years of talks on a post Brexit trade deal. They warned a no deal end-of-month outcome could cost hundreds of thousands of jobs and billions in losses, with positions still far apart after di
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Ursula von der Leyen
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FTC and DOJ Target Big Tech in Second Antitrust Wave
The FTC and New York AG announce landmark antitrust actions against major tech firms while the DOJ probes Google and Biden family finances shadow politics ahead of a defense secretary pick. Hunter Biden confirms an 2018 tax inquiry. President-elect Biden taps Lloyd Austin amid Capitol Hill tensions. Fauci and Kamala Harris top this year’s mispronounced words list.
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Canada approves Pfizer vaccine for use in Canada
Health Canada authorized Pfizer and BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine days before U S approval. The agency said the shot meets strict safety efficacy and quality standards and aims to start giving doses next week. Dr Supriya Sharma called it a momentous occasion and urged Canadians to feel comfortable getting vaccinated.
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United Kingdom
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