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Biden administration preparing to compensate some 'Havana syndrome' victims up to $200,000
Some victims of the mysterious "Havana syndrome" are expected to be paid between $100,000 and $200,000 from the US government -- based on the extent of their injuries and which department they work for -- according to two congressional aides familiar with administration deliberations and a former intelligence official.
Analysis: Job market whiplash is hitting tech and crypto hard
CDC vaccine advisers unanimously vote to recommend Moderna vaccine for people ages 6-17
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California legislature passes bill to protect abortion providers and patients from civil suits
Biden proposes strengthening Title IX protections for transgender students
Senate committee moves to let intel agencies hire people who have used marijuana
Woman accused of delivering drug in fatal OD
Family recognized for huge Sycamore tree
Red panda born at Milwaukee County Zoo
FBI agents raid doctor's office
MDOT cam catches video of ambulance crash
Bear breaks into vacation home
Company using yellow fungi to grow vegan products
Woman found on fire is in medically induced coma
Family devastated by cousins' shooting deaths
5-yo hurt after falling out third-floor window
Stabbing at homeless camp critically injures 2
Hidden cameras to be installed on NYC subways
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