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Nicaragua arrests opponents to president
It's safer to enjoy summer in traditional ways, so get set for a post-pandemic season -- sensibly
The season that officially starts this coming weekend will look, sound and feel much more like a real summer than the 2020 version. The Covid pandemic isn't gone, but rising vaccination rates and declining infection numbers make its safer to gat...
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Young Thai workers race to reopen deserted beaches
Thailand depends on its tourism sector, and normally welcomes 14 million visitors annually. But, Covid-19 saw visitor numbers plunge to just four million last year. In the key resort island of Phuket, mass vaccinations are being organized ahead of th...
This week's word in the news: QUASHED
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Gohmert seemed to refer to the idea that solar flares are causing widespread climate change, a claim scientists have repeatedly quashed.
The San Francisco Chronicle -- 06/14/2021
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