The United States is in a "transition phase" of the Covid-19 pandemic, says Dr. Fauci.
Why is Elon Musk buying Twitter so important?
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How Transnistria, in Moldova, is being dragged into the war in Ukraine
A series of unexplained explosions have ripped through parts of Transnistria, a breakaway territory of Moldova that has harbored Russian troops for decades, raising fears that Moscow's war could soon spread beyond Ukraine and create a new area of conflict in the east. of Europe.
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The US is in a "transition phase" of the covid-19 pandemic, says Fauci
"Certainly right now in this country, we're out of the pandemic phase," Dr. Anthony Fauci, chief medical adviser to President Joe Biden and director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, told the PBS NewsHour on Tuesday. USA This Wednesday, however, Fauci made a clarification in dialogue with CNN, stating that the country is actually in "a transition phase."
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Why is Elon Musk buying Twitter so important?
Elon Musk is poised to take control of Twitter in a deal that, at least judging by some of the reactions, looks like it could reshape the internet.
Combined here are the enormous influence of Twitter on public discourse and the uncertainty of what happens when the richest man in the world, who revels in its unpredictability, gains singular control over that influence.
Analysis by Brian Fung.
Why doesn't Elon Musk own Twitter yet?
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Russia frees American Trevor Reed in exchange for Russian detainee
Russia released Trevor Reed, a US citizen and former Marine who had been under arrest in that country since 2019, on Wednesday in exchange for a Russian detained in the United States.
Reed was sentenced to nine years in prison for endangering the "life and health" of Russian policemen in an altercation.
He and his family denied the charges against him.
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A "perfect storm" threatens the world due to the advance of measles
The World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) have warned of a "perfect storm" of disease with vaccine delays and rising measles cases, which they are up almost 80% so far in 2022, compared to 2021.
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The 5 most shocking phrases of Johnny Depp in his testimony against Amber Heard
Johnny Depp's testimony in the defamation trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard has revealed everything from heated discussions and violent incidents to the actor's alcohol consumption and the consequences that his career has suffered. Here, a review of his most shocking phrases.
Johnny Depp: I am a victim of domestic abuse 4:19
7 things you probably waste money on
Now that inflation is driving up the prices of just about everything, it's more important than ever to monitor how your money is being spent.
Here are seven common money traps, and tips for cutting those expenses.
These are the 10 countries with the most inflation in the world (and 3 are from South America)
Inflation is rising globally due to, among other reasons, Russia's war in Ukraine.
The most affected by this situation are the developing countries.
Cooks reveal the healing magic of arepas (as in the movie 'Encanto')
"You just cured my hand with an arepa with cheese," Mirabel Madrigal tells her mother, Julieta, in the movie "Encanto," while holding an arepa de queso, a round dough of corn.
What is the magic of what Colombians consider her bread?
Cooks reveal it.
Megan Fox Explains Her Blood Drinking Ritual With Machine Gun Kelly
Megan Fox wants to clarify what people think about her and her fiancé.
"I guess drinking each other's blood might confuse people or that people are picturing us with a goblet and we're like 'Game of Thrones,' drinking each other's blood," she told Glamor UK.
This was her explanation.
Why are Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly drinking their own blood?
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At least 27 Chinese cities are under full or partial lockdowns due to COVID-19, which could be affecting up to 165 million residents across the country.
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"We murder innocent people, peasants"
This was said by retired Colombian Army non-commissioned officer Néstor Guillermo Gutiérrez, one of the retired soldiers who acknowledged having participated in extrajudicial executions in the country, a practice known as "false positives."
Ex-military confessed executions linked to false positives 0:50
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The 17 best-selling women's perfumes critics are obsessed with
If you need a gift that is sure to impress, there is nothing like gifting your loved one a bottle of perfume.
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The quietest hotel in the world is in a nature reserve in Norway
Located amid the stunning landscapes of the Norwegian fjords, this hotel consists of just 10 individual cabins, each with a unique view.
Here we tell you the details.
In the middle of a nature reserve in Norway is the quietest hotel in the world 1:47