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Katalin Karikó works at BioNTech, the company that partnered with Pfizer to make the first COVID-19 vaccine to get emergency authorization in the United States. Jessica Kourkounis hide caption
Katalin Karikó works at BioNTech, the company that partnered with Pfizer to make the first COVID-19 vaccine to get emergency authorization in the United States. Jessica Kourkounis hide caption
If COVID-19 Vaccines Bring An End To The Pandemic, America Has Immigrants To Thank
Supreme Court Dodges Trump's Plan To Exclude Undocumented Immigrants From Census
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer addresses the state's Electoral College at the state Capitol on Monday in Lansing. The building was closed to the public due to security threats around the vote. Carlos Osorio/Pool/AP hide caption
From Congress To Local Health Boards, Public Officials Suffer Threats And Harassment
Afghan women look at the skyline of Kabul in September. Rahmat Gul/AP hide caption
Chadwick Boseman's Last Movie, 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom,' Reviewed
Inmates Are Among Most Vulnerable In The Pandemic. When Will They Get Vaccinated?
List Of Federal Agencies Affected By A Major Cyberattack Continues To Grow
Do Democrats Have A Chance To Win Runoffs With Strong Health Care Message?
Paul McCartney has released McCartney III, the latest in a trilogy of solo recordings that stretches back to 1970. Mary McCartney hide caption
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