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GoLocalProv | RI RICAS Scores Drop Below 2019 Levels — Five Things to Know - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | RI RICAS Scores Drop Below 2019 Levels — Five Things to Know

The Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) on Thursday announced the results of the state 2021 RICAS scores, and across the board, student performance declined from 2019 levels.

USD/CAD Stays Above 1.2450 As WTI Continues Its Rally - Vimarsana News

USD/CAD Stays Above 1.2450 As WTI Continues Its Rally

The USD/CAD pair is currently bearish as the Loonie continues its excellent performance thanks to the rallying crude oil prices.

Pfizer Kids Shot Moves Closer, Biden Touts Mandate: Virus Update - Vimarsana News

Pfizer Kids Shot Moves Closer, Biden Touts Mandate: Virus Update

Track the global Covid-19 pandemic and vaccination efforts here.

GBP/USD Threatening to Drop Below 1.36, UK Retail Sales Drop Unexpectedly - Vimarsana News

GBP/USD Threatening to Drop Below 1.36, UK Retail Sales Drop Unexpectedly

GBP continues to slide as retail sales add to concern that demand and growth are slowing

Young Adults Have Low Vaccination Rate, CDC Says - Vimarsana News

Young Adults Have Low Vaccination Rate, CDC Says

Young Adults Have Low Vaccination Rate, CDC Says By Ralph Ellis June 22, 2021 -- The national rate of vaccinations for COVID-19 is lagging, and the CDC may have discovered why: Young Americans are not clamoring to get vaccinated. As of May 22, 57% of adults in the U.S. had received at least one dose of coronavirus vaccine, the CDC’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report says. Among people 65 and over, the vaccination rate was highest, at 80%. The vaccination rate was lowest among people 18-29 years old, at 38.3%. “Efforts to improve vaccination coverage are needed, especially amon...

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