Biden swiftly launches pandemic initiatives
President Biden moved to coordinate a federal effort to fight COVID-19 with steps to expand testing and vaccinations and increase mask-wearing.
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In blow to Trudeau, queen's representative in Canada quits after harassment allegations
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Fauci says U.S. coronavirus infections may be plateauing, vaccines should protect against new variants
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Biden lays out plans for COVID-19 testing, vaccinations and masks
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Biden seeks to require international air passengers to quarantine upon arrival
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Factbox: Biden's plan to fight the coronavirus
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U.S. Congress moves toward approving Biden's defense secretary pick
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JPMorgan board holds CEO Dimon's annual pay at $31.5 million
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Top Republicans ask Biden for tougher response to China sanctions on Trump officials
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Trump impeachment trial likely in mid-February: Republican senator
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U.S. House could send Trump impeachment charge to Senate as soon as Friday
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Biden administration pauses federal drilling program in climate push
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CFTC chair steps down, academic Chris Brummer in lead to replace him: sources
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Incoming Intel CEO says majority of 2023 products will be made internally
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Big U.S. oil drillers have federal permits to mute effect of any Biden ban
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U.S. Senate backs waiver for Biden nominee to lead Pentagon
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Exclusive: Air taxi start-up Joby explores deal to go public - sources
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Republican McConnell proposing to give Trump two weeks to prepare for impeachment trial: Politico
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Russia rounds up allies of Kremlin foe Navalny in protest warning
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EU calls on Russia to release Navalny immediately, demands probe
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Trump hires South Carolina lawyer Bowers for impeachment defense
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