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Branden Jacobs-Jenkins on The Comeuppance: ‘Why write subtly – who cares? Give me something to talk about'

The award-winning American playwright on writing about Covid in his new work, being embraced by London and why the culture wars have got ‘Black Out’ nights all wrong

Evening Standard

Australia records lowest seven-day Covid death rate for more than two years

Expert says immunity from vaccines and Omicron infections have combined to reduce severe disease

The Guardian - AU

Nearly $100 Billion in COVID Relief Money Remains Unspent

State governments have until the end of 2026 to spend the cash, even though Congress ended the COVID-19 emergency declaration last year.

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Portugal Announces Portugal Announces Top News.6 Billion Middle Class Tax Cut.6 Billion Middle Class Tax Cut

Portugal's Portugal Announces Top News.6 Billion Middle Class Tax Cut.6 billion tax cut for middle class aims to boost economy and provide relief during COVID-19 challenges.

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Most at-risk Aussies don't have COVID-19 plan with a GP

Some 75 per cent of Australians at higher risk of serious illness from COVID-19 do not have a plan to manage the potentially-lethal virus, new research shows.

AAP

Why Did Harvard Fire Martin Kulldorff?

Martin Kulldorff talks about his dismissal from Harvard Medical School, persisting college vaccine mandates, and surviving COVID-era censorship on the latest episode of Just Asking Questions.

Reason

CDC moves forward on data-sharing — without Congress - Roll Call

The CDC made advances in data-sharing following COVID-19 and the mpox outbreak, but public health officials argue more sharing is needed.

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COVID-19 in India | What is the current scenario and how are we tackling it?

WHO declared COVID-19 a pandemic in 2020, leading to lockdowns in India; now, with high vaccination rates, cases are minimal.

The Hindu

Rishi Sunak spent £2m on focus groups for ‘eat out to help out’ scheme

Exclusive: Extensive polling ordered by the then chancellor, documents reveal, but scientific advisers not consulted

The Guardian - UK

II PU results: From farmer’s daughter to hairdresser’s son, toppers in Karnataka share their tales of hard work

From a girl who travelled 20 kilometres from her village to college, to a boy who lost his father to COVID–19 and yet emerged on top, this year’s II PU toppers come with stories of determination and hard work.

The Hindu

Walmart shoppers may be entitled to $500 (here's why)

The world's largest retailer is making payments over a recent grocery settlement.

The Street

Animal shelter numbers surging as costs bite

Animal shelters are overrun with surrendered puppies and kittens as cost pressures stifle desexing rates amid softening demand for furry companions post-COVID.

AAP

Trendy sneaker company receives a dire Nasdaq warning

The trendy label seems to have lost its luster with a once-enthusiastic consumer base.

The Street

He voted Trump in 2016, Biden in 2020. He’s the kind of voter candidates are desperate to swing

Small business owner Scott Richardson chose Trump to shake things up but a strong economy means he’s sticking with Biden

The Guardian - US

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“During Covid I took an Olympic Pearl White body, took apart one of my signatures, and made the first prototype”: Fender honors influential worship guitarist Lincoln Brewster with a new-look signature Strat – and it’s even more desirable than his first

Brewster was told his desired Olympic Pearl White finish had never been done in nitrocellulose lacquer before – but it became a reality for his second signature Stratocaster

Evening Standard

Matt Le Tissier suggests Government controlled the weather during first Covid lockdown

The former Southampton midfielder says it is ‘almost like the Government planned’ good weather in March 2020

Evening Standard

Cup of black tea could help prevent Covid infection, study finds

Black tea reduced the virus by 99.9 per cent in the mouth, researchers found

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Brazil To Adjust 2025 Fiscal Target, Sources Report

Brazil considers relaxing 2025 fiscal target to aid economic recovery post-COVID-19.

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AAP

Tuning out: party ends for a third of music festivals

A landmark report into Australia's live music festival sector has revealed at least one in three events lose money.

The Guardian - UK

My 13-hour holiday was a glimpse of the world before Covid. I’ll be going back

Remember the good old days when you could get on a train or go to a party without wondering if it was worth the risk? It’s time for a revival, writes Zoe Williams

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: Post-Covid truancy crisis is a costly national tragedy

By late March 2020, schools, nurseries and colleges in Britain were shut in response to the violent spread of Covid-19. Except for the children of key workers and those considered vulnerable, all teaching took place online.

The Hindu

Opposition ‘busy holding rallies to save corrupt’, says Prime Minister

Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticises Congress for neglecting the poor, promises free vaccine and ration during COVID-19 pandemic.

Dynamite News

Shiv Sena (UBT) candidate for Lok Sabha polls to appear before ED today over 'Khichdi' scam

Shiv Sena (UBT) leader and Mumbai North West Lok Sabha candidate Amol Kirtikar has been summoned on Monday by the Directorate of Enforcement (ED) in connection with the money laundering probe linked to alleged irregularities in distribution of khichdi during the Covid-19 pandemic. Read further on Dynamite News:

Reason

New NBER Study Finds Covid Eviction Moratoria Increased Racial Discrimination

Moratoria caused landlords to be less willing to rent to black tenants.

The Guardian - AU

Hiking international student visa fees is on the table – but could it also pay your rent?

While domestic students would benefit from boosted rent subsidies, increased international fees may scare away better students to competitor nations

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