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The Goldman requirement is the latest adjustment by a big company as more of the United States reopens with vaccinations becoming widespread.

Over 100 million people in the 27-nation European Union, or 22.6 percent of its population, have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19

The relationship -- special or otherwise -- is back on a more even keel after Biden succeeded Donald Trump in January

Now in place of his blog page, a form appears allowing sign-ups for alerts from the ex-president.

In the United States, under-18s have accounted for 277 deaths in total

Last month, the White House said it needed more time to "rebuild" the post-Trump refugee program and would therefore keep the cap at 15,000 for the year.

Beyond the paid leave policy for workers, Biden is asking Congress to pass a bill that would allow employers to give workers seven paid sick days a year.

The United States has suffered the highest reported absolute toll at just over 549,000 deaths since the pandemic started

The NRA tweeted a copy of the Second Amendment on the right to bear arms after the Colorado shooting.

The suspect was hospitalized in stable condition after being shot in an exchange of gunfire with officers following the attack on Monday afternoon.

Police said suspect Robert Aaron Long has denied a racist motive to Tuesday's attacks.

CNN said the Cherokee County sheriff's department was searching for a suspect caught on video surveillance, and had appealed for witnesses.

In February, the US Customs and Border Protection agency (CBP) arrested about 100,000 people at the southern border.

With vaccines starting to make a real impact and production soaring, the mood is shifting in the United States, with the stimulus bill poised to push the US economy into a sustained rebound.

Officials said that the United States would impose sanctions on "seven senior members of the Russian government"

On future direction for the party, support for Trumpism was rock solid, with 95 percent of respondents wanting to continue Trump's policies and agenda.

The World Health Organization this week urged governments to prioritize understanding the long-term effects of infections.

Biden and Trudeau said they addressed several mutual priorities, including climate change and revving up the North American economy.

According to the Johns Hopkins University tally, another 1,297 virus-related deaths were reported on Monday in the United States.

Countries like the United States have contributed money for procurement to supply poor countries, but the WHO said funds are useless if no vaccines are available.

The freezing weather and snow storms that hit the United States for over a week have slowed the nation's vaccine efforts, with some six million doses delayed.

Migrants in Mexico hoping to reach the US welcomed the policy change in Washington.

All three major US stock indices streaked to fresh records, extending last week's rally on optimism that additional US fiscal stimulus is coming soon, along with an expected economic recovery.

Biden's efforts received a big endorsement, when IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva offered her support for the plan, and rejected the notion it was excessive.

Europe is still the worst-affected region, with more than 760,000 deaths.

The Russian foreign ministry welcomed the extension of New START and said it hoped Biden was turning the page on the "destructive US policy" of ending arms control measures.

Autopsies are underway, but identification of the corpses will be complicated due to their condition, a source from the prosecutor's office said.

In the world's worst-hit country, US President Joe Biden warned America's death toll could pass 600,000.

Johnson also praised Biden for joining the Covax initiative, a global pool of coronavirus vaccine doses for poorer nations.

The United States has already suffered more than 400,000 deaths -- almost one fifth of the global toll -- since the epidemic took hold early last year.