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COVID-19 vaccines for kids face two big questions: When? Why?

Drugmakers push COVID-19 vaccines for kids amid debate over need for shot

QAnon Conspiracy Theorists Emboldened by Myanmar Coup

Rolling Stone QAnon Conspiracy Theorists Are Emboldened by the Coup in Myanmar Proponents of the baseless QAnon conspiracy theory see the arrest of democratically elected officials as a sign that the same could happen to Democrats in the U.S. By Peerapon Boonyakiat/SOPA Images/Sipa USA/AP Images On Monday, the recently elected government in Myanmar was overthrown by the military. According to the Associated Press, Commander-in-Chief Senior General Min Aung Hlaing has taken power in the country for one year due to the military’s claims of the results of the November democratic election being fraudulent. The country’s armed forces arrested civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi, a Nobel Peace laureate whose party, the National League for Democracy, won a majority in the parliament in 2015, as a result of Myanmar’s first recognized free election in 25 years. Suu Kyi has spent years advocating for democracy in the country, and was placed under house arrest by the

30 Celebrities You Might Not Know Are Canadian

30 Celebrities You Might Not Know Are Canadian By Rachel Cavanaugh, Stacker News On 1/26/21 at 6:30 PM EST Everybody knows that celebrities like Justin Bieber and Celine Dion are from Canada their names have practically become synonymous with our neighbors to the north, particularly when we re playfully poking fun at the stars. But America and Hollywood in particular is full of many other Canadians. They live here, work here, and play here, and yet many of our biggest stars hail from the Great White North. The circumstances that brought them stateside are unique, but they often involve the same themes of following their dreams and trying to make it big. Actors often head toward Hollywood or New York City to catch a big break, leaving their Canadian hometowns in search of fame. Athletes might come to the U.S. to attend a university for more exposure and to increase their chances of being recruited. Scientists and entrepreneurs often follow similar paths, either heading to a pr

Biggest mob trial in 30 years takes aim at Italy s most powerful and notorious crime group

Biggest mob trial in 30 years takes aim at Italy s most powerful and notorious crime group Claudio Lavanga and Patrick Smith © Provided by NBC News ROME In a vast makeshift courtroom in the region of Calabria, the toe of southern Italy s boot-shaped peninsula, 350 people went on trial this month in the biggest and most important organized crime trial in more than 30 years. It took more than three hours to read out the names of the accused. The landmark case pits one of Europe s most feared crime syndicates, the ndrangheta, against a man who has devoted his life to taking it down.

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