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A weeklong professional development workshop held this summer at Penn State Harrisburg helped teachers explore new ways to incorporate agriculture into their classrooms.

A weeklong professional development workshop held this summer at Penn State Harrisburg helped teachers explore new ways to incorporate agriculture into their classrooms.

The United States surpassed its record for covid-19 hospitalizations Tuesday, with no end in sight to skyrocketing caseloads, falling staff levels and a struggling medical system.

The vaccine mandate that applies to federal contractors included in President Biden's COVID plan announced in September to slow the Delta surge was halted by a federal judge in Kentucky. That's the third requirement to be paused, leaving only one.

The U.S. Justice Department filed its appeal on Nov. 23 before the 6th Circuit Court to reinstate the large private employer vaccination status requirement that the 5th Circuit had stayed after Republican governors and state attorneys general sued.

As tens of millions of Americans celebrate Thanksgiving -- a test for living with the coronavirus instead of avoiding it at all costs -- experts are bracing for the possibility of another winter surge partially fueled by indoor holiday gatherings.

And voting rights activists roll out a new March on Washington.

President Joe Biden defended his push to give booster shots to all Americans, countering criticism that the move is unfair to other nations that are still struggling to procure a first dose of coronavirus vaccines.

increase font size Biden says White House may mandate vaccine for federal employees The news comes after weeks of waning vaccination rates, despite its wide availability and the swelling number of caseloads across the country. By Eli RosenbergThe Washington Post Share WASHINGTON — President Biden said that the federal government was considering making vaccines mandatory for its workforce on Tuesday – what would amount to a significant escalation in the push to expand vaccine coverage, as ...

A CDC advisory committee is convening after hundreds of vaccinated people — many of them teenagers or young adults — experienced a condition called myocarditis.