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FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — The global economic rebound from the pandemic has picked up speed but remains uneven across countries and faces multiple headwinds. Most worrisome: the lack of vaccines in poorer nations, which could lead to new virus … [Continue reading] about Forecast: Global economy rebounding, faces multiple threats
The Postal Service sent its first reduction in force notices to non-union management employees Friday, and is planning to set higher prices on its mail products well above the rate of inflation. The Senate, meanwhile, voted to confirm President Joe … [Continue reading] about USPS sends first RIF notices to non-union employees, seeks to raise mail prices above inflation
LONDON — British health authorities are aiming to vaccinate 15,000 people in one day at London’s Twickenham rugby stadium as part of a race to contain a fast-spreading coronavirus variant. The strain, first identified in India, accounts for a … [Continue reading] about The Latest: UK surge vaccinations fight variant from India
BRUSSELS (AP) — Thousands of protesters angry at pandemic-related restrictions marched to European Union headquarters in Brussels on Saturday and had minor tussles with police over their unauthorized gathering. The crowd initially assembled in a … [Continue reading] about Partiers protest Belgium virus rules; medics demand support
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — The Biden administration is urging a federal court to dismiss a lawsuit that could stand in the way of Florida and other states importing prescription drugs from Canada. In a legal brief filed Friday, the White House argues … [Continue reading] about White House asks court to dismiss lawsuit over drug imports
