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And the Senate Leadership Fund books $141 million in ads.

Lawmakers said they were likely to drop $5 billion by removing money for global vaccination efforts, but it was unclear if the agreement could get enough support to become law. The land border between Malaysia and Singapore fully reopened, letting thousands through for the first time in more than two years.

Omaha, Neb. has a denser, more transit-friendly vision for its urban core. The Idaho Stop could come to Colorado. A new study sheds light on how new buildings shape neighborhoods.

Lawmakers said they were likely to cut $5 billion from the emergency measure by dropping money for global vaccination efforts. But it was unclear if the agreement could draw have enough support to become law.

Since September, court employees have had the chance to either get vaccinated or apply for a religious or medical exemption. Monday marked the end of the review process for those applications.

Some states will close mass coronavirus testing sites in the coming weeks, as many did before the recent omicron surge, despite concerns among some public health experts that the United States may be unprepared for a new wave of cases.

Scientists are looking to Hong Kong for clues about the future of the pandemic.

If BA.2 or another variant like it attacks with full force, our current “live with it” posture will leave us unprepared.

And Russia makes advances in Ukraine.

The latest research points to a spillover from animals at the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market. We can prevent this from happening again.