States are taking back unused Covid vaccine doses from nursing homes
"In Maine, we are not sitting around waiting for those doses to just get used on the timetable that retail pharmacies tell us," Dr. Nirav Shah of Maine said.
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Microsoft says it won't give money to Congress members who voted against Electoral College confirmation
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Amazon loses effort to halt Alabama union drive, voting begins next week
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Amazon partners with the U.S. government to stop the sale of counterfeit Super Bowl merchandise
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