Employees will soon be able to skip masks in the workplace, but only if every employee in the room is fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Artists record songs honoring Juneteenth
The 20-song playlist includes Chloe x Halle, Black Thought of the Roots, H.E.R., and country singers Kane Brown and Jimmie Allen.
The Pompidou, Paris’ temple of modern art, plans New Jersey branch
It plans to open a satellite museum in what is now a gutted industrial building in Jersey City.
Hong Kong vigil organizer arrested on anniversary of Tiananmen crackdown
Chow Hang Tung is a member of the committee that puts together the annual candlelight vigil for the victims of the 1989 military crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in Beijing.
Pence talks of Jan. 6 events during visit to New Hampshire
The former vice president says he’s not sure he and former President Trump will ‘ever see eye to eye on that day.’
Bidens mark first lady’s 70th birthday with leisurely bike ride
The president and Jill Biden, in a rare midweek getaway from the White House, cycled the paved Cape Henlopen State Park trail near their Delaware beach home.
No ‘provoking’: Israeli official vows quieter tone with U.S.
On a visit to Washington, Defense Minister Benny Gantz stops short of openly opposing the Biden administration’s efforts to get the U.S. back into a deal limiting Iran’s nuclear program.
Slow to start, China now vaccinating at a staggering pace
As of Wednesday, the nation, whose population is 1.4 billion, had given out more than 704 million doses – nearly half of those in May alone.
Alarm in Africa: Virus surges, vaccines grind to ‘near halt’
South Africa alone saw a more than 60% rise in new cases last week as the country with the highest coronavirus caseload on the continent faced delays in its effort to roll out the single-dose J&J vaccine.
Military service leaders wary of changes in sexual assault policy
They strike a note of caution as momentum builds toward changing a military justice system that has come under increasing criticism.