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By ANGELICA LAVITO AND FIONA RUTHERFORD | Bloomberg | Published: April 16, 2021 Stars and Stripes is making stories on the coronavirus pandemic available free of charge. See more staff and wire stories here. Sign up for our daily coronavirus newsletter here. Please support our journalism with a subscription. Communities across the U.S. are suddenly revamping their vaccination campaigns to adjust to an indefinite halt in Johnson & Johnsons doses, which has required officials to reschedule te...

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J&J’s Limbo Crimps U.S. Vaccine Drive at a Pivotal Moment Bloomberg 3 hrs ago Angelica LaVito and Fiona Rutherford (Bloomberg) -- Communities across the U.S. are suddenly revamping their vaccination campaigns to adjust to an indefinite halt in Johnson & Johnson’s doses, which has required officials to reschedule tens of thousands of appointments as they seek to reassure people that Covid-19 vaccines are safe. Health professionals are split on whether the delay should conti...

eizzo@adirondackdailyenterprise.com It’s a local election year. Voters in many Essex County towns will elect town supervisors, clerks, councilors, highway superintendents and tax collectors this November. Two local towns, Jay and Keene, will have primaries in June, for both the Democratic and Republican parties. Independent candidates can circulate petitions to get on the ballot starting today. Independent candidates have until May 25 to file those petitions, according to the county Board o...

  The Hill: House and Senate Democrats ironed out intraparty frictions to move quickly to hand Biden his first major legislative accomplishment and enact expanded unemployment and other emergency benefits before they expire on March 14.   The Hill and CNBC: A look at whats in the relief package, in addition to the big ticket items, such as the stimulus checks and extended unemployment benefits.         Biden has said he will sign the American Rescue Plan Act right away, and he plans to d...

How Vernon Jordan became a one-of-a-kind Washington presence Roxanne Roberts, The Washington Post March 3, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 5 1of5Vernon Jordan and Ann Dibble Jordan arrive at the White House in 2009 for President Barack Obamas first state dinner.Washington Post photo by Bill OLearyShow MoreShow Less 2of5Vernon Jordan and Cicely Tyson in Washington, D.C., in 1996.Washington Post photo by Craig HerndonShow MoreShow Less 3of5 4of5Cecilia Marshall laughs with Vernon Jordan du...

Howard Univ. Prez Grateful for $20 Mil Donation, Wants Female Successor Howard U. Prez Dr. Frederick Doing Work to Raise $$$ ... And Seeking HUs First Female Prez!!! Play video content GETTING RESOURCES WE NEED TMZ.com Howard Universitys President says the money thats been pouring into the school is a testament to its dedication to diversity, and yes ... its connection to famo...

There’s a generation’s-old belief Lakota share with their children. “Were always taught culturally, to think about the collective, especially when theres a threat,” says Wayne Frederick. “That’s essentially how we’re raised. So, although a lot of our language and our ceremonies were wiped out, we still retained our Lakota way of life. Of caring for one another because like our late Aunt Roslie Little Thunder would say, “every day, every day get up and think about what you can do...

New vaccine studies must include communities of color that have been hard-hit by the pandemic. To help, researchers in more than a dozen spots around the country are rolling out mobile health clinics to better reach minority participants and people in rural areas who might not otherwise volunteer.

Lauran Neergaard And Joseph B. Frederick January 20, 2021 - 10:41 PM NEW YORK - Lani Muller doesn’t have to visit a doctor’s office to help test an experimental COVID-19 vaccine — she just climbs into a bloodmobile-like van that parks on a busy street near her New York City neighbourhood. The U.S. is rightly fixated on the chaotic rollout of the first two authorized vaccines to fight the pandemic. But with more vaccines in the pipeline — critical ...