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Officials say gunman who attacked CDC may have had anti-Covid vaccine beliefs
"Kennedy is directly responsible for the villainization of CDC's workforce through his continuous lies about science and vaccine safety, which have fueled a climate of hostility and mistrust," one ex-employee wrote, according to the Associated Press news agency.
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‘Stratus’ COVID Variant Spreads Rapidly Across US, Here's What To Know About XFG StrainA new COVID-19 variant, known as XFG or “Stratus,” is surging across the United States, swiftly becoming the third-most ...
On Friday after the shooting, the Trump administration was relatively quiet, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: ...
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Another Lockdown? Deadly Stratus COVID-19 Variant Sweeps Across United States, Should India Brace For A New COVID Wave?United States grappling with a fresh COVID-19 wave driven by the XFG and Niumbus variants, concerns are mounting over whether ...
The gunman who rampaged at Emory University in Georgia, near a building of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, ...
had blamed the COVID-19 vaccine for making him depressed and suicidal, a law enforcement official told The Associated Press ...
A key indicator for tracking the spread of the COVID-19 virus has increased, according to the latest data from the Centers ...
No employees were injured by the bullets that entered the buildings, according to a CDC representative. But an Atlanta police ...
Patrick White is accused of fatally shooting a DeKalb officer near the CDC on Friday; a gunfight with police ended with his ...
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