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Covid-19 : à New York, les salariés du privé devront être vaccinés pour aller travailler
Publié le : 07/12/2021 - 03:35 Le maire démocrate de New York Bill de Blasio a annoncé lundi la vaccination obligatoire des salariés du secteur privé à partir du 27 décembre. La mesure va encore plus loin que celle voulue par le président Joe Biden au niveau fédéral, qui se limite aux entreprises
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COVID-19: New Testing Requirements For Travellers To The United States
Press Release:- On Monday, December 6, all individuals traveling to the United States, regardless of vaccination status or nationality, must show a negative pre-departure COVID-19 viral test taken no more than one day before boarding their flight to the United States. This new regulation, announced
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When it Comes to the Protection of Voting Rights, Moral Apathy is Winning the Fight ⋆ The Toledo Journal
By David W. Marshall (TriceEdneyWire.com) - When speaking before an audience in 1963, James Baldwin could not have stated it any better by saying, “I’m terrified at the moral apathy, the death of the heart, which is happening in my country”. His words expresses the feelings and emotions many of us
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U.S. Again Averaging 100K New COVID Cases Daily: Analysis
The United States is averaging more than 100,000 new coronavirus cases daily for the first time in two months, likely fueled by fast-spreading variants of the virus and increasing travel with the holiday season
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Nicki Minaj Responds To Lawyer Linking Her To Fearsome Gang In NY
The content originally appeared on: Urban Islandz Nicki Minaj responded to allegations from an attorney she has gang ties with one of New York’s most fearsome gangs. Nicki Minaj has responded to the claim by Jennifer Hough that she and her husband, Kenneth Petty, are affiliated with a gang in New
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New Year's Resolution: Take Care of Your Heart | The Michigan Chronicle
(NewsUSA) -People make New Year's resolutions to create positive change, from finances to fitness to focus. This year, consider a resolution that could save your life: listen to your heart.In the United States, more than 650,000 people die each year from heart disease, which has been the leading
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White House shipping COVID-19 tests via USPS mail to Americans: report
A reported 500 million coronavirus test kits will soon arrive at American households via the United States Postal Service under The post White House shipping COVID-19 tests via USPS mail to Americans: report appeared first on TheGrio.
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Millions Still At Risk Of Eviction
Fifteen million people were at risk of eviction when the U.S. Supreme Court ended the Biden administration’s pandemic related eviction ban last August, ruling in favor of a real-estate interest […] The post Millions Still At Risk Of Eviction appeared first on Essence.
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Spying Fears Prompt Warning To Dutch Athletes Against Taking Phones, Laptops To Beijing Olympics
By Joseph Golder Dutch athletes set to travel to the Winter Olympics in Beijing next month will need to leave their phones and laptops at home in an unprecedented move to avoid Chinese espionage, Dutch newspaper De Volkskrant reported on Jan. 11. The Dutch Olympic Committee, known as
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AP source: MLB labor talks to resume after 42-day break
By Ronald Blum | The Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — Major League Baseball and the players’ association are scheduled to meet Thursday, ending a 42-day break in negotiations that […] The post AP source: MLB labor talks to resume after 42-day break appeared first on The Sacramen
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Survey shows low levels of cryptocurrency literacy | New Pittsburgh Courier
(NewsUSA) -Cryptocurrency continues to expand through the global economy, but approximately 96% of Americans were unable to pass a quiz about the fundamentals of cryptocurrency, according to results of the inaugural Crypto Literacy Survey, part of a consumer education initiative from a coalition of
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Drakeo The Ruler ft. Ralfy The Plug “Ain’t That The Truth,” KRS-One “The Beginning” & More | Daily Visuals 1.6.22
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High Unemployment Rates For Black Men Cost Communities $50 Billion A Year - Atlanta Tribune
A recent study revealed that not only do Black men still have the highest unemployment rates in the United States, but it’s costing Black communities billions of dollars a year, according to the Atlantic Black Star. The Center for Economic and Policy Research published its findings earlier this
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Kenya: United States and Kenya Hold Dialogue On Cyber Issues
[State Department] The United States and Kenya held the first U.S.-Kenya Cyber Dialogue convened under the U.S.-Kenya Bilateral Strategic Dialogue on December 1. The Department of State's Acting Coordinator for Cyber Issues Michele Markoff led the U.S. delegation, which also included participants
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British woman testifies about grooming by Ghislaine Maxwell - L.A. Focus News
By TOM HAYS NEW YORK (AP) - A British woman testified Monday that Ghislaine Maxwell pressured her into giving Jeffrey Epstein sexual massages when she was still a teenager, assuring her she would have 'fun' with him. The woman - testifying at Maxwell's sex-abuse trial in New York City using the
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US-Born Black Women At Higher Risk Of Preeclampsia During Pregnancy Than Those Who Immigrated | The Michigan Chronicle
By Martin M Barillas Race alone cannot explain why pregnant black women born in the United States show higher rates of dangerous preeclampsia than black women who have immigrated to the country. Preeclampsia is a form of high blood pressure that during pregnancy can endanger both mother and
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US-born Black women at higher risk of preeclampsia during pregnancy than those who immigrated | New Pittsburgh Courier
by Martin M Barillas Race alone cannot explain why pregnant black women born in the United States show higher rates of dangerous preeclampsia than black women who have immigrated to the country. Preeclampsia is a form of high blood pressure that during pregnancy can endanger both mother and
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UN to hold Sudan talks to end crisis after coup | News24
The United Nations has said it will launch talks to help Sudan find an end to the crisis following a military coup that stalled the country's transition to civilian rule.
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Skunder Boghossian, the Ethiopian Armenian who bridged Africa and the West through art
Human civilization was born in Africa (out of Africa theory). The first traces of human history came from Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia. After colonialism across Africa, save for a few nations, including Ethiopia, African culture was opened up to the modern world. In an age when African
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Champions South Africa top Group A on first day of Dubai Sevens | Africanews
South Africa started their campaign to win back-to-back Dubai World Rugby Sevens titles in fine style as they topped Group A on Friday.
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First COVID-19 shot recipient in US now a vaccine activist - DefenderNetwork.com
Since being hailed as the first person in the United States to get a COVID-19 vaccine,New Yorknurse Sandra Lindsay has become a prominent face in the country's biggest-ever vaccination campaign. […]
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Space Where Detroit’s First Black-Owned Bookstore Once Lived Receives Preservation Grant
The space where Detroit’s first Black-owned bookstore lived has received a preservation grant from the National Park Service.
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No Test Required for Travel from USVI to U.S. Mainland
As the world responds to new vaccination and testing requirements before boarding an international flight to the United States, officials in the U.S. Virgin Islands are reminding the traveling public that the new rules do not apply to direct travel from the USVI to the U.S. mainland.
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Nicki Minaj's Father Killed In Hit-And-Run Accident
Nicki Minaj's father, Robert Maraj, was struck and killed in a hit-and-run accident Friday evening, TMZ is reporting. According to information TMZ obtained from Nassau County Police in New York, […] The post Nicki Minaj's Father Killed In Hit-And-Run Accident appeared first on Essence.
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2 Dozen Faith Leaders Begin Hunger Strike For Voting Rights On Jan. 6
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Coast guard seizes US$69 million in drugs, nabs suspected smugglers in Caribbean Sea
KEY WEST, United States (CMC) - The United States Coast Guard (USCG) says a crew of its cutter Mohawk (WMEC 913) returned to its home port in Key West, Florida, after a 59-day patrol in the Caribbean Sea during which four drug vessels were seized, five suspected drug smugglers detained and about
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Denied Admission To Law School Because Of His Race, This Man Passed The Bar & Helped Establish The First Law School At Howard University
John Mercer Langston, the youngest of four children, was born a free #black in Louisa County, Virginia in 1829. Langston gained distinction as an abolitionist, politician, and attorney.  Despite the prominence of his slaveowner father, Ralph Quarles, Langston took his surname from his mother, Lucy
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Congo-Kinshasa: Designation of Targets Linked to Corruption By Dan Gertler in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
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Omicron Devastates Services, Schools, Travel as Workers are Sick or in Quarantine
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People gave up on flu pandemic measures a century ago when they tired of them – and paid a price | New Pittsburgh Courier
Armistice Day celebrations on Nov. 11, 1918, worried public health experts as people crowded together in cities across the U.S. AP Photo by J. Alexander Navarro, University of Michigan Picture the United States struggling to deal with a deadly pandemic. State and local officials enact a slate of
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