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Major Biden will be the first shelter dog in the White House — and that’s good news for all animals in need of forever homes
A rescued First Pet — including a rumored new cat — could inspire more animal fosters and adoptions
‘The incoming Biden administration will be facing a mounting — not waning — crisis’: There are 16 unemployed workers for every 10 job openings
Layoffs rose to 2 million in November from 1.7 million the previous month, an increase described as ‘troubling’ by the Economic Policy Institute.
The No. 1 job in America pays $100,000 a year — and it’s not in Silicon Valley
The annual ‘best jobs’ rankings are based on salary, openings, work-life balance, and stress level.
Want family members to get COVID-19 vaccination? Try Apple’s tactic for selling AirPods — and these other psychological approaches
‘It will be tragic if we fail to curtail the virus because Americans refuse to be vaccinated.’
Does vaping lead young people to smoke cigarettes? These researchers say it’s worse than you might think
‘The start product has changed from cigarettes to e-cigarettes, but the end product has stayed the same.’
Telemedicine was mostly used for mental health when COVID-19 first hit
‘Prospects for an expanded role for telehealth may be better for behavioral health care.’
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What could Trump lose by being impeached and removed? A lot
What could Trump lose if he doesn’t complete his term? Possibly a lot, depending on how and when he leaves. While a president being removed because of impeachment has never happened and would raise unprecedented legal questions, here are answers to some questions about what could happen.
Pharma industry warns against interfering with COVID vaccine shot intervals
Governments and national health authorities should “stick to the dosing that has been assessed in clinical trials,” said U.S. and European pharmaceutical industry organizations said on Wednesday.
Why Indonesia is vaccinating its working-age adults before the elderly
Countries across the world have begun vaccination drives, mobilizing to protect their elderly and most vulnerable citizens from COVID-19, but Indonesia has adopted a different approach.
Economy may need more public infrastructure spending if the pandemic leaves Americans cautiously saving more
The most effective stimulus for the economy would be a large and well-targeted public infrastructure spending program, not another $2,000 check that will be saved and not spent.
