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Germany, Hungary Give 1st Vaccine Shots Ahead of EU Rollout
Germany, Hungary and Slovakia have begun administering their first coronavirus vaccinations with the European Union’s first shipments of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine.
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EU Leaders Finally Approve Coronavirus Stimulus Package After Hungary and Poland Lift Their Veto
The latest European impasse over a much-needed stimulus package has finally been overcome, meaning cash-strapped countries will soon get access to a historic level of funding.
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The EU Could Go Ahead With Its Covid Stimulus, Despite Hungary and Poland's Veto
The European Union could implement its massive coronavirus stimulus plan without Hungary and Poland, which are vetoing its budget, top EU officials have said.
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EU Pushes to Solve Pandemic Stimulus Spat as Poland Makes Claims of ‘Hypocrisy'
European officials will be entering “intensive” negotiations after Hungary and Poland blocked a deal on the region’s $2 trillion stimulus plan.
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EU Economics Chief ‘Worried' About Delays to Covid Stimulus After Hungary and Poland Veto
EU’s Gentiloni is worried that a $2 trillion stimulus plan will not be delivered as quickly as planned after veto from Hungary and Poland.
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The EU's Historic Coronavirus Stimulus Is Now at Risk: Here's What You Need to Know
Poland and Hungary have put the EU’s coronavirus stimulus plan at risk, by vetoing the historic deal.
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Global Climate Protests Ahead of UN Meeting in Madrid
Protesters in cities across the world staged rallies Friday demanding leaders take tougher action against climate change, days before the latest global conference, which this year takes place in Madrid. The rallies kicked off in Australia, where people affected by recent devastating wildfires joined young environmentalists protesting against the government’s pro-coal stance. Janet Reynolds said she had come to the...
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Disgraced Comedian Louis CK Is Going on a World Tour — What Does This Mean for Cancel Culture?
It’s been two years since comedian Louis CK admitted in the New York Times that the allegations of lewd behavior made about him by several women were true. He said in the statement that he planned to “step back and take a long time to listen,” but the Times reported on Nov. 2 that the comedian is embarking on a...
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Diplomat Testified That Putin, Orban Poisoned Trump's Views on Ukraine
A senior U.S. diplomat told Congress that he was briefed on conversations President Donald Trump had with Russia’s President Vladimir Putin and Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban in which the two foreign leaders talked Trump into a negative view about Ukraine and its new leader. George Kent, a senior State Department official responsible for Europe, told House investigators that Putin...
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Kent Testimony: Trump Actions “Injurious To The Rule Of Law”
Transcript of key State Department official’s testimony reveals more damaging evidence against President Trump.
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Coco Gauff, 15, to Take on Defending Champ Osaka Next at US Open
Coco Gauff is still not quite used to hearing her name shouted by thousands of U.S. Open spectators reveling in each booming serve, each “How did she do that?” shot and each victory by a 15-year-old American who is the youngest woman in the U.S. Open’s third round since 1996. Imagine what things might be like for what comes next:...
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Brazil's Bolsonaro to Take Power Amid High Hopes and Fears
Once an outsider mocked by fellow lawmakers for his far-right positions, constant use of expletives and even casual dressing, former army captain Jair Bolsonaro is taking office as Brazil’s president Tuesday. A fan of U.S. President Donald Trump, the 63-year-old longtime congressman rose to power on an anti-corruption and pro-gun agenda that has energized Brazilian conservatives and hard-right supporters after...
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USA's Caeleb Dressel Breaks Phelp's World Record in 100 Butterfly
The American won his semifinal heat in 49.50 seconds — 0.32 seconds better than Phelps’ mark set at the 2009 world meet in Rome at the height of the high-tech suit era.
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Microsoft Pays $25 million to Settle Corruption Charges
Microsoft is paying more than $25 million to settle federal corruption charges involving a bribery scheme in Hungary and other foreign offices. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said Microsoft will pay about $16.6 million to settle charges that it violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. While the case centered on Hungary, the SEC said it also found improprieties at...
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Daredevil Nik Wallenda Describes ‘Freak Out' Moment During Times Square High-Wire Stunt
Nik Wallenda says he “freaked” out when his balancing pole slipped during a high-wire walk with his sister 25 stories above Times Square.
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Foreign Dignitaries Tour US-Mexico Border
Ambassadors to the United States from dozens of African, Asian and Eastern European nations toured the U.S.-Mexico border south of San Diego Monday under the invitation of the U.S. State Department.
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Foreign Diplomats Tour Border
NBC 7’s Melissa Adan spoke with U.S. Ambassadors from lands as far away as Uzbekistan as they toured the U.S.-Mexico border region.
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Pope Braves Rain-Soaked Mountain Roads for Transylvania Mass
Pope Francis braved a rain-soaked, twisting drive through the mountains of Transylvania on Saturday to visit Romania’s most famous shrine, urging Romanian and ethnic Hungarian faithful to work together for their future. Storms forced Francis to change his travel plans and add in a three-hour car ride through the Carpathian mountains that he had planned to traverse via helicopter. The...
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Captain Arrested in Hungary Boat Accident as Families Arrive
Hungarian police have detained the captain of a cruise ship that collided with a sightseeing boat packed with South Korean tourists, causing it to sink quickly in the Danube River, as loved ones of the missing and dead were expected to arrive Friday in Budapest. Seven people are confirmed dead and seven have been rescued, while 21 people remain missing...
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7 Dead, 21 Missing After S. Korean Tour Boat Sinks in Hungary
Rescue crews were gearing up Thursday to raise a sightseeing boat from the bottom of the Danube River in the heart of the Hungarian capital of Budapest, as search teams scoured the waters for 21 people still missing after the vessel, packed with South Korean tourists, collided with a larger cruise ship and sank. Seven people are confirmed dead and...