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Nearly a year to the day after the Chinese city of Wuhan imposed an extreme lockdown to contain a virus that had already escaped, U.S. President Joe Biden drew up a new war plan for fighting the scourge as Germany reached 50,000 deaths and Britain was closing in on 100,000 lives lost

President Joe Biden has signed a pair of executive orders that were meant to offer a quick dose of economic relief to an economy still being hammered by the coronavirus

Likewise, the amount of Republicans who ended up on the list were probably there for a reason

Mr Johnson said Democrats have to choose between 'being vindictive or staffing administration to keep nation safe’

South Carolina lawyer Butch Bowers is used to defending public officials in ethics cases

‘There is clearly a moral imperative to prioritise education workforce for vaccinations,’ union leader says

Republicans have pushed a proposed anti-abortion amendment to the Kansas Constitution through the state House on the 48th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s historic decision protecting abortion rights

‘I work for the people of Pueblo, not the people of Paris,’ Rep Boebert tweeted. The climate agreement was so named because it was signed in the French capital - and not because it solely benefits the city’s residents

The suit alleges the 100-day freeze violates the Administrative Procedure Act

When Mr Gilbey told his family they initially 'thought it was a practical joke’

Video plays down removal of bust by pointing out benefits of ‘Special relationship’ between US and UK

The trial will be formally triggered once the House sends its single article of impeachment to the Senate

All of the proceeds will go to Meals on Wheels Vermont

Economic situation worst since 2008 recession says top official

The network added that the 80-year-old anchor would continue to write books and remain active as a print journalist

‘Its literally a drawing,’ says Twitter user

‘There was a protocol breach when the front doors were not held open’

Advocacy groups are warning that immigrants may be some of the most difficult people to reach during the largest vaccination campaign in American history

Ambulances waiting to deliver COVID-19 patients are queueing outside hospital emergency departments as Portugal’s COVID-19 surge continues unabated

Last year’s men’s runner-up is in Adelaide ahead of the year’s first Grand Slam

Late-night hosts riffed on Biden’s first full day as president

Struggles between governments and tech companies are likely to happen more and more, writes Andrew Griffin, and the consequences will be felt the world over

‘Only mass vaccination will open the way to the normality we want,’ the prime minister had said

A petition has been filed seeking the impeachment of Kentucky's attorney general

In the days leading up to and following President Joe Biden's inauguration, false claims about the transfer of power swirled online