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Covid-19 News: New Daily Cases Ebb in Some Upper Midwest States

Covid-19 Live Updates: Indiaâs Crisis Could Bring Africaâs Vaccination Campaigns to a Halt A continent with 17 percent of the worldâs population relies on vaccines produced in India, but that country has restricted vaccine exports as it deals with crushing infection levels. In the U.S., cases are ebbing in the Upper Midwest. RIGHT NOW People waited to register for a Covid-19 vaccine in Nairobi, Kenya, on Wednesday.Credit.Yasuyoshi Chiba/Agence France-Presse â Getty Images NAIROBI, Kenya â The rapidly escalating coronavirus crisis in India is not only forcing hospitals to ration oxygen and sending families scrambling to find open beds for infected loved ones. It is also wreaking havoc on the global vaccination effort.

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Jury Duty Is Back, and It Looks a Lot Different

Jury Duty Is Back, and It Looks a Lot Different With reconfigured courtrooms and new uses of technology, New York’s court systems have geared up to clear a looming backlog of cases. Credit.Caitlin Ochs for The New York Times April 22, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET As New York continues to reopen and pandemic restrictions are slowly lifted, the sprawling federal and state court systems have lumbered back to life, transforming how they operate in order to safely bring people back into buildings and clear case backlogs while infection rates remain high. Nowhere has the change been more visible than in jury trials.

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Woman shackled to a hospital bed while giving birth wins $750,000 settlement against NYC and NYPD

A woman who was shackled to a hospital bed by her wrists and ankles while giving birth has won a $750,000 settlement against the City of New York and its police department. The unnamed mother-of-two was arrested two days after her due date on a misdemeanor charge which was later dismissed. The black woman, who went into labor on the day she was arrested and was forced to give birth while handcuffed, filed a lawsuit for alleged emotional distress and a violation of her human rights, reports CNN. She said she felt like a failure to her unborn baby after she shackled to the bed, despite pleas from a nurse to have her released immediately.

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Capitol officer reportedly told units to monitor anti-Trump protesters only

Capitol officer reportedly told units to monitor anti-Trump protesters only
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Philadelphia Zoning, Land Use, and Construction Update | Ballard Spahr LLP

Philadelphia Zoning, Land Use, and Construction Update | Ballard Spahr LLP
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