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Half of enormous U.S. banks are failing on operational threat, secret report finds
A key U.S. regulator has privately discovered half of the foremost banks it oversees have an insufficient grasp of a broad swath of potential dangers from cyber assaults to worker…
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Democratic New York Rep. Tom Suozzi suggested People to “calm…
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FDA adds warnings about risk of heart inflammation for Pfizer, Moderna vaccine recipients
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has added warnings about the rare risk of heart inflammation linked to the two-dose…
Study: Parasite devastated Chesapeake Bay oysters in 1980s
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (AP) — Viruses aren’t the only sources of disease that evolve quickly - the rapid evolution of…
Texas Governor Greg Abbott leads GOP push for Trump-style border measures
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) – Promises to build a wall. Descriptions of American homes “invaded” by immigrants and a trail of…
Japan emperor uneasy with Tokyo Olympics proceeding while COVID-19 cases spike
With the Tokyo Olympics less than a month away, Japan’s Emperor Naruhito is uneasy about the games continuing with the…
Miami International Airport to start using COVID-19 detection dogs in new study
Americans could soon see coronavirus-sniffing dogs at airports and other venues as the U.S. eases pandemic restrictions and enters a…
Joe Biden missing July 4 COVID-19 vaccine target, takes solace that those 30 and older get shots
The White House acknowledged Tuesday that it will likely fall short of President Biden’s goal of partially vaccinating 70% of…
Almost 900 Secret Service employees were infected with COVID
WASHINGTON (AP) – Roughly 900 U.S. Secret Service employees tested positive for the coronavirus, according to government records obtained by…
COVID-19 outbreak hits Manatee County building in Florida
A government building in Manatee County, Florida, is reopening after an outbreak infected eight employees in its IT department, killing…
Vaccination rate for LA public safety workers below average
LOS ANGELES (AP) - COVID-19 vaccination rates for police, fire and corrections employees in Los Angeles are significantly lower than…
‘Protected them to death’: Elder-care COVID rules under fire
Barbara and Christine Colucci long to remove their masks and kiss their 102-year-old mother, who has dementia and is in…