Evolving aid package offers billions for hospitals testing
Berlin faces pressure as governments seek to ease lockdown pain with plans for hospital support and mass testing. Protests over livelihoods prompt talks of dates and options, while shutdowns disrupt life globally and spark the worst slump since the 1930s.
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Video tribute honors Oklahoma City bombing victims
Survivors and loved ones remembered the 168 people killed in the Oklahoma City bombing with a video tribute after the annual remembrance ceremony was canceled by coronavirus restrictions. The tribute marked the 25th anniversary in a somber online observance.
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Titanic sinking remembered in Furnifold Simmons piece
The article recalls the Titanic disaster of April 14 into April 15, 1912 with figures 1517 of 2222 perishing. It notes 3,000 men built the ship over two years and an iceberg caused the sinking in about two hours and forty minutes, mentioning the connection to the film and author Furnifold Simmons.
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Trust, history haunt Black communities over COVID vaccines
Nurse practitioner David Graham, a Black 41-year-old, cautions against trusting a future coronavirus vaccine amid a history of medical mistreatment such as the Tuskegee syphilis study. Experts note African Americans face higher COVID fatalities and lower flu shot uptake, with data gaps complicating vaccine outreach and policy.
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