Healing begins as health workers receive first COVID-19 shots
Health care workers nationwide line up for the first U S COVID-19 vaccinations as the nation marks 300000 deaths and aims to vaccinate millions. At Long Island Jewish Medical Center in New York and other sites nationwide the dose is welcomed as a sign of hope while experts warn about hurdles and ongoing trials.
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Indian farmers call for 2nd strike in a week
Tens of thousands of protesting Indian farmers staged a national strike in New Delhi area on Monday the second in a week to demand quashing of three new agricultural reform laws they say will depress crop prices and ruin earnings. They blockade highways into the capital and refuse to leave until the government withdraws the laws despite multiple failed talks.
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Oil tanker explodes near Jiddah port in Saudi Arabia
A Singapore-flag BW Rhine carrying Saudi Aramco contracted cargo exploded early Monday after being struck by an external source. The attack marks the fourth assault on Saudi energy infrastructure in a month and briefly shut down Jiddah port, a key shipping hub.
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Nigeria school attack leaves hundreds missing in Katsina State
Gunmen struck Government Science Secondary School in Kankara on Friday night. More than 300 students are reported missing as a joint rescue operation by police, air force and army unfolds with military locating the bandits’ hideout in Zango Paula forest.
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U S sanctions Turkey over Russian air defense purchase
The Trump administration imposed CAATSA sanctions on Turkey for buying the S-400 system, marking the first use of the law against a NATO ally. The move deepens tensions with Ankara amid long standing disputes over Syria, Armenia Azerbaijan, and the eastern Mediterranean as Biden prepares to take office.
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Trump says Barr will leave post next week
President Donald Trump says Attorney General William Barr will resign, leaving the post just before Christmas. The move follows Barr's briefing that the Justice Department found no widespread election fraud and declines to publicly announce an Hunter Biden investigation before the vote.
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Endangered species decision expected on monarch butterfly
Trump administration officials are expected to announce this week whether the monarch butterfly, a familiar backyard visitor, should be designated as a threatened species. The decision comes amid a global extinction crisis linked to herbicide use, climate change, and milkweed loss.
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