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Cases surge in Europe, governments offer kids incentives to get their shots, and the UK expands booster eligibility — Tech in Two

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Doom’s creator goes after ‘Doomscroll’ — Tech in Two

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US kids start getting their shots, cases and deaths rise in Europe, and Moderna’s vaccine leads to fewer breakthroughs — Tech in Two

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The Long Search for a Computer That Speaks Your Mind — Tech in Two

705

The Hidden Dangers of 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Apps — Tech in Two

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Tourists reenter the US now that the pandemic travel ban has lifted; An appeals court pauses the vaccine mandate for large businesses; Cases surge in Germany amid a “pandemic of the unvaccinated” — Tech in Two

707

Pfizer says its Covid treatment is effective, NYC kids will reap vaccine rewards, and Vienna devises a plan for inoculating kids — Tech in Two

708

The Guide for the Next Decade of Space Research Just Dropped — Tech in Two

709

The CDC signs off on shots for kids, the WHO approves another vaccine, and the Netherlands reintroduces masks — Tech in Two

710

These Companies Are Already Living in Zuckerberg’s Metaverse — Tech in Two

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Merck’s antiviral shows promise, the global death toll hits a grim milestone, and researchers look at universal coronavirus vaccines— Tech in Two

712

Iowa passes a mandate exemption bill, an antidepressant shows promise for treating Covid-19, and Tonga records its first case — Tech in Two

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Facebook Is Going Meta — Tech in Two

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An FDA panel signs off on kids’ vaccines, Merck will share its Covid pill formula, and the CDC says some people can get four shots — Tech in Two

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Huge Indoor Ocean Created in Groundbreaking Simulator — Tech in Two

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Moderna says its shot is safe for kids, China reimposes restrictions, and EU regulators look at Merck’s oral drug — Tech in Two

717

More boosters are approved, kids’ shots prove effective, and more countries open up — Tech in Two

718

Facebook Can't Hide Its Problems Behind a New Name — Tech in Two

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The CDC considers more boosters, Biden plans for kids’ shots, and New York City unveils an employee vaccine mandate — Tech in Two

720

Apple Finally Remembered What Makes Laptops Great — Tech in Two

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A Chicago judge weighs in on the vaccine mandate for police, cases in Japan drop, and Colin Powell dies of Covid — Tech in Two

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The FDA backs additional doses, international travel restrictions end, and vaccine mandate rules progress — Tech in Two

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Facebook's Fall From Grace Looks a Lot Like Ford's — Tech in Two

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Regulators weigh boosters, the US plans to reopen land borders, and airlines uphold vaccine mandates — Tech in Two

725

A new Covid pill seeks FDA approval, Sydney emerges from lockdown, and unvaccinated patients risk moving down transplant waitlists — Tech in Two

726

Shots for kids near approval, more vaccine mandates go into effect, and US pandemic strategy evolves — Tech in Two

727

School laptops are surveilling students — Tech in Two

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Biden expands testing, religious vaccine exemptions create confusion, and one hospital requires shots for organ donation — Tech in Two

729

Religious Exemptions for Vaccine Mandates Shouldn't Exist — Tech in Two

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Johnson & Johnson plans for boosters, California will mandate shots in schools, and New Zealand adopts a new pandemic strategy — Tech in Two

731

A shot for kids moves forward, vaccine mandates go into effect, and new treatments show promise — Tech in Two

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How Google geofence warrants helped catch Capitol rioters— Tech in Two

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A shot for kids moves toward approval, unexpected animals aid Covid research, and YouTube cracks down on vaccine misinformation — Tech in Two

734

Humans Can't Be the Sole Keepers of Scientific Knowledge — Tech in Two

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Vaccinating kids remains a top priority, New York hits a vaccine mandate deadline, and Novavax seeks WHO approval — Tech in Two

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CDC director endorses boosters, New York hospitals prep for mandates, and African leaders condemn vaccine inequity — Tech in Two

737

The Long-Lost Tale of an 18th-Century Tsunami, as Told by Trees — Tech in Two

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J&J says boosters enhance protection, the US donates more shots, and Germany introduces rules to encourage vaccination — Tech in Two

739

Why Does Asthma Get Worse at Night? — Tech in Two

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Pfizer and BioNTech say their vaccine works in kids, the US relaxes travel restrictions, and American Samoa has its first case — Tech in Two

741

The FDA mulls boosters, states dispute vaccine mandates, and the US reaches yet another grim milestone — Tech in Two

742

An Outdated Grid Has Created a Solar Power Economic Divide — Tech in Two

743

America hits a grim milestone, Biden reassesses antibody treatment distribution, and French workers hit a vaccine deadline — Tech in Two

744

Psychologists Are Learning What Religion Has Known for Years — Tech in Two

745

Some scientists push back on boosters, NYC schools fully reopen, and a flawed pandemic origin story gathers steam — Tech in Two

746

Biden announces additional mandates, researchers probe new shots and treatments, and global vaccine distribution falters — Tech in Two

747

The Texas Abortion ‘Whistleblower’ Site Still Can't Find a Host — Tech in Two

748

Studies investigate new drugs for mild cases, Idaho hospitals ration beds, and South Korea grapples with high case counts — Tech in Two

749

Why Tesla Is Designing Chips to Train Its Self-Driving Tech — Tech in Two

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Reddit users protest misinformation, pediatric cases trend upward, and countries change travel advisories — Tech in Two

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Twitch and Reddit protests may be only the beginning — Tech in Two

752

Facebook Quietly Makes a Big Admission — Tech in Two

753

What If Aliens’ Quantum Computers Explain Dark Energy? — Tech in Two

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Delta puts kids at risk, the EU restricts US travel, and India’s vaccine supply grows — Tech in Two

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The US decides on vaccine approvals and boosters, more institutions add mandates, and drugmakers navigate international distribution — Tech in Two

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OnlyFans' porn ban reversal doesn't reassure creators — Tech in Two

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Johnson & Johnson boosters, an inconclusive report on the virus’s origins, and an expanded state of emergency in Japan — Tech in Two

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Gavin Newsom’s Recall Election Divides Silicon Valley’s Elite — Tech in Two

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The FDA fully approves Pfizer and BioNTech’s shot, experts question boosters, and the FDA warns against using Ivermectin — Tech in Two

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Biden announces boosters for all Americans, more schools mandate masks and shots, and the US keeps its land borders closed — Tech in Two

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How an Obscure Green Bay Packers Site Became the Biggest Thing on Facebook — Tech in Two

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The Biden Administration announces booster shots, Texas prepares for more deaths, and New Zealand locks down — Tech in Two

763

Handhelds Still Aren't Designed for Disabled Gamers — Tech in Two

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Extra doses are approved for some, LA and Chicago schools require teacher vaccinations, and Texas’ Supreme Court upholds the ban on mask mandates — Tech in Two

765

Cases rise among kids, new mask and vaccine mandates go into effect, and the FDA authorizes booster shots for some — Tech in Two

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A mammoth tusk reveals a woolly (and unprecedented) tale — Tech in Two

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More children are being hospitalized with Covid, judges say Texas leaders can require masks, and Iran battles another surge — Tech in Two

768

Inside the NYPD's secret fund for surveillance tool — Tech in Two

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The US surpasses 100,000 cases, schools navigate reopening amid outbreaks, and France extends use of its health pass — Tech in Two

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Even small volcanic eruptions could create global chaos — Tech in Two

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Messaging Apps Have an Eavesdropping Problem — Tech in Two

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Watch a hacker hijack a hotel's lights, fans, and beds — Tech in Two

773

Why Even the Fastest Human Can’t Outrun Your House Cat — Tech in Two

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How to make the air in your home more breathable — Tech in Two

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The privacy battle Apple isn’t fighting — Tech in Two

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The Dam Is Breaking on Vaccine Mandates — Tech in Two

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Extreme heat could also mean power and water shortages — Tech in Two

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Hundreds of ways to get s#!+ done, and we still don’t — Tech in Two

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NYC will require vaccines or tests for city workers, France mandates health passes, and Covid numbers rise in Florida — Tech in Two

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The pandemic Olympics, vaccine misinformation, and reinstated Covid-19 passes — Tech in Two

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The FTC votes unanimously to enforce right to repair — Tech in Two

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NYC mandates vaccinations or testing for hospital workers, cases rise in Tokyo, and the White House reports breakthrough infections — Tech in Two

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Jeff Bezos goes to space — Tech in Two

784

New outbreaks in Missouri and Arkansas, England’s reopening, and cases among Olympians — Tech in Two

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Vaccinating children spurs controversy, the Delta variant fuels a global surge, and drugmakers and countries consider boosters — Tech in Two

786

As Travel Rebounds, Airlines Are Figuring It Out on the Fly — Tech in Two

787

Tennessee fires its top vaccine official, the WHO opposes booster shots, and 92 are killed in a Covid ward fire in Iraq — Tech in Two

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A son is rescued at sea. But what happened to his mother? — Tech in Two

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England plans to end its lockdown, Israel offers booster shots, and Malta bars unvaccinated visitors — Tech in Two

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The Olympics bars spectators, the Delta variant continues to spread, and Pfizer plans for boosters and third doses — Tech in Two

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Inmates, doctors, and the battle over trans medical care — Tech in Two

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Other viruses return as Covid protections wane, a Covid-19 response team heads to Missouri, and experts look at the pandemic’s impact on sleep — Tech in Two

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The pandemic changed sleep habits. Maybe that's a good thing — Tech in Two

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How fringe stem cell treatments won allies on the far right — Tech in Two

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Los Angeles recommends masks for everyone, seven Australian cities lock down, and Kim Jong Un speaks of a “grave incident” in North Korea— Tech in Two

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The antitrust case against Facebook is very much alive — Tech in Two

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Australia battles a new outbreak, research suggests mRNA vaccines work well over time, and Bangladesh prepares for its return to lockdown — Tech in Two

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Vaccination rates slow in the US, new variants gain traction, and travel picks up among Americans — Tech in Two

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A well-meaning feature leaves millions of Dell PCs vulnerable — Tech in Two

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America misses Biden’s vaccine goal, new startups cater to remote workers, and Fauci warns about the threat of the Delta variant — Tech in Two