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Fauci tells '20, '21 UM grads to believe in science, reject 'normalization of untruths'

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Dr. Anthony Fauci on Saturday encouraged University of Michigan graduates who weren't allowed to walk across the stage two years ago due to COVID-19 to dream big, be leaders for the future and believe in facts and science and "do not accept the normalization of untruths."

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Kochi: Daytime burglaries on rise at locked houses

KOCHI: With the pandemic subsiding, many are going for journeys leaving their houses unattended and burglars are back at it, now targeting such locked houses.

The Times of India

Native Americans fight to keep traditions alive after COVID-19 takes a disproportionate toll

Like many Native American communities, the Choctaw Nation was hit hard by the pandemic. In the wake of the deaths of so many tribal elders, it is falling on the tribe's younger generation to keep the culture alive.

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Queen's Speech will seek to make pandemic pavement cafe culture permanent

Prime Minister Boris Johnson aims to restart his Government after his party's poor showing in the local elections

Wales Online

How do we get cars out of cities?

While cars are sometimes necessary for people’s mobility and social inclusion needs, car-centric cities disadvantage those who are already marginalised. Kimberly Nicholas explores 12 ways to scrap the automobile

The Independent UK

Missing in action: five issues the major parties are avoiding in the 2022 federal election

Key areas such as conservation, the arts, science and education have been neglected in a narrowly focused campaign

The Guardian - AU

Kentucky Derby Updates | Big crowds a return to normal

Spectators have crammed in to the first full Kentucky Derby since the coronavirus pandemic began, standing shoulder-to-shoulder in lines to place their bets and buy mint juleps

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Children in need of psychiatric care end up waiting in ER for days

Before the pandemic, when child psychiatrist Abbie Donovan would head down to see young patients stuck in the hospital emergency department for lack of a psychiatric bed, she would find just a couple, and knew their limbo would last just a day or so.

Tribune News Service

NYC subway ridership at highest level since pandemic shut down city

NEW YORK — New York City’s subway turnstiles clocked 3.5 million entries this week, the most since March 13, 2020 — which was the Friday before the Big Apple shut down as it became an early epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Tribune News Service

Tribes credited with elevating vaccinations in rural Arizona

In a pandemic that has seen sharp divides between urban and rural vaccination rates nationwide, Arizona is the only state where rural vaccine rates outpaced more populated counties according to a recent report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

The Independent UK

Amazon union takes fight to the C-suite

As union fights for contracts, big pension funds with billions in Amazon stock plan an assault on corporate board

Salon

Britain's Got Talent's forgotten controversies - tears, fix scandal and 'biased' judges

Hit ITV talent show Britain's Got Talent returned last month after ITV was forced to cancel in 2021 during the pandemic

Daily Mirror

Scotrail tells customers to expect cancellations as result of driver shortage

The rail company has said that the covid-19 pandemic meant that they were unable to train up new recruits and that a ballot action by a drivers union has meant they are unable to plug gaps.

Edinburgh Live

As tensions rise between east and west, will HSBC be torn apart?

The bank, once a herald of globalisation, is struggling to placate investors amid US-China trade wars and crisis in Hong Kong

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The Independent UK

Less immigrant labor in US contributing to prices hikes

The U.S. is experiencing a labor shortage that's partly fueled by a drop-off in immigration, which ground to a halt during the coronavirus pandemic

The Guardian - UK

The Return of the State by Graeme Garrard review – why big government is back

The pandemic has showed that everyone needs the state, but how can it continue to meet our needs in an era of mega-corporations?

Daily Mirror

Worst secondary schools in England as rated by Ofsted - see your child's

Secondary schools across the country are struggling to recover from the pandemic while also battling to maintain the high standards expected by Ofsted

The Independent UK

‘I’ve had to give up everything that made me me’: The pain of parenting a child with mental illness

When your child suffers from mental ill health, the impact can be debilitating. Hannah Fearn meets the mothers trying to hold it all together

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Saudi Arabia Warns of Suspicious Websites Promoting Hajj

Saudi Arabia's Hajja and Umrah Ministry warned on Friday against suspicious Hajj websites. It tweeted that it will soon announce the necessary procedures to submit a Hajj application for pilgrims inside the Kingdom on its official website. In April, the ministry said it would be raising the number of Hajj…

The Times of India

We are more concerned about Covid: Nitish Kumar on Amit Shah's CAA remark

PATNA: Reacting to Union home minister Amit Shah's remark that Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) will be implemented after Covid-19 pandemic subsides, chief minister Nitish Kumar on Friday said it's the Centre's discretion and the Bihar government was more concerned about safeguarding people from coronavirus.

The Times of India

Excessive screen time a strict no-no: Doctor

PATNA: The increased dependency on cellphones and laptops for online education and other purposes following Covid-19 pandemic over the last two years has led to the rise in eye-related issues, including drastic deterioration of eyesight, burning sensation, headache and blurred vision in students. This was found during a 21-day-long eye-check…

ABC News

Mother's Day flowers mark change of season for industry as growers, florists bounce back from pandemic

Victoria's flower industry hopes this Mother's Day will be the advent of the local grower as Australian blooms become a favourite of buyers and demand outstrips supply from overseas.

Bangkok Post

Nostalgia: It's worse than it used to be

Before the pandemic, nostalgia was a major force in global politics. Donald Trump promised to "make America great again", and Brexiteers won their political battle partly by idealising Britain's imperial past. While Chinese President Xi Jinping called for a "great rejuvenation of the Chinese people", Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdo…

Daily Mirror

Britain's Got Talent choir say being key workers during pandemic was 'terrifying'

The Frontline Singers, a choir consisting of key workers, will be shown auditioning for Britain's Got Talent tomorrow, with them having performed for the judges on the ITV show earlier this year

Benzinga

That Short NEGG 'ing Feeling

Most would not attribute July as a time to be surrounded by techy goodness. Why would you when the air is so nice, the birds are chirping and the smell of cookouts permeates the air? But, in 2021 the pandemic created favor in Zoom meetings as opposed to face-to-face gatherings.…

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