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Cruise ship docks, Navajo Nation, veterans vaccinated: News from around our 50 states

Cruise ship docks, Navajo Nation, veterans vaccinated: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports, USA TODAY Alabama Montgomery: Residents at Alabama’s four state veterans homes were set to receive COVID-19 vaccinations beginning Tuesday. The arrival of the vaccine is a bright spot amid a record-setting surge in COVID-19 cases. Alabama ranked sixth in the United States for the most new cases per capita in the past 14 days. Alabama’s vaccine plan has prioritized front-line medical workers and residents and employees of long-term care facilities for the first allotments of the vaccine. Health care workers began receiving vaccinations last week. State Health Officer Scott Harris said last week that vaccinations were to be begin at long-term care facilities this week under a partnership with pharmacies. The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs said in a news release that the first immunizations of the Pfizer vaccine will be administer

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10 questions to ask your mortgage lender before closing

10 questions to ask your mortgage lender before closing By Kathryn Pomroy article Buying a home is a big investment, so before you close on your new mortgage or mortgage refinance, it’s important to ask your lender these top 10 questions so you can make the best financial decision possible. (iStock) Purchasing a new home is exciting, but it s easy to lose sight of the top questions to ask your lender before closing on your loan. It’s important to do your research and get as much information as possible before applying for a new mortgage or refinancing your mortgage so you can make the best possible financial decision.

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How Social Media Was Used to Help Bring Down Don t Ask, Don t Tell

How Social Media Was Used to Help Bring Down Don t Ask, Don t Tell
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One year since coronavirus emerged in Wuhan, Americans there look home

One year since coronavirus emerged in Wuhan, Americans there look home
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Don t Ask, Don t Tell : 10th Anniversary of Repeal

Rolling Stone Menu How Social Media Was Used to Help Bring Down ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ For the 10th anniversary of its repeal, we caught up with former Air Force officer Josh Seefried to talk about how his organization OutServe helped get the disastrous policy repealed By Alex Brandon/AP Images Josh Seefried dabbled in politics in high school assisting on campaigns for mayors and congressional seats from his hometown of Longmont, Colorado but didn’t see himself as an activist. After graduating from the Air Force Academy in 2009 and becoming an active-duty member of the military, though, he realized two things: one, he was gay, and two, if he wanted to fulfill his dream in the military, he would have to lie about who he was something that went directly against the values of honor and integrity that had been drilled in during military school. “Admiral Michael Mullen said it when he was testifying about “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell:” ‘At

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