Biden Putin summit in Geneva yields cautious steps on arms and cyber
Biden and Putin held three hours of talks on arms control and cybersecurity with mutual disagreements on human rights and election interference. They agreed to resume diplomacy, restore their ambassadors, and begin consultations on a nuclear weapons treaty, but left with little evidence of substantive progress.
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Delta variant looms as vaccination pace stalls nationwide
As states reopen, a more contagious delta variant grows from 2.7 to 9.7 percent of cases and raises fears of outbreaks in low vaccination areas while Missouri sees rising hospitalizations and Texas cases surge. Health officials pursue focus groups to counter hesitancy.
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