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1. The FDA is expected to vote on booster shots today. The decision will affect all three vaccines authorized for the US market -- and how people view them.

   

   

2. FDA to decide whether Americans need boosters

   • Live updates: FDA document says benefit of boosters may be 'limited' • The countries vaccinating kids against Covid • Opinion: The tricky agenda behind vaccine resistance

   

   

3. The FDA's meeting on Covid-19 boosters may not provide an answer to all the questions, experts say

   • Live updates: FDA document says benefit of boosters may be 'limited' • The countries vaccinating kids against Covid • Opinion: The tricky agenda behind vaccine resistance

   

   

4. The countries that are vaccinating children against Covid-19

   Schools are in session, Covid-19 restrictions are being relaxed en masse and the Delta variant is raging worldwide, creating a maelstrom of confusion for parents on how to best protect their unvaccinated children.

   

   

5. 'I have one concern': Dr. Gupta addresses 5th grade boy's vaccine hesitancy

   CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta took on one of the hardest interviews, taking questions from children. He met with elementary students in Atlanta to answer their questions about Covid-19 and how to stay safe. They spoke outside in masks in compliance with school policy.

   

   

6. Timeline: How Florida's coronavirus response compares to three other big states

   

   

7. Opinion: What vaccine advocates need to understand about religious exemptions

   When President Joe Biden announced a raft of new vaccine requirements last week -- for federal employees as well as businesses with over 100 employees -- he drew the administration into a debate that had already been roiling corporations that had instituted their own mandates. What is industry -- and now, government -- to do about vaccine resisters, especially those drawing on religious exemptions?

   

   

8. Here's everything we know about tomorrow's right-wing rally in DC

   • Analysis: Donald Trump is gaslighting us on the January 6 riot • Officials are preparing for the worst ahead of tomorrow's rally • Analysis: Americans are divided into two media worlds, survey shows

   

   

9. Pence preps for potential 2024 presidential run amid rocky headlines about relationship with Trump

   • Analysis: We're now seeing how 'profoundly unfortunate' RBG's absence from SCOTUS is

   

   

10. Officials wrapped the world's largest tree in foil to guard it against California wildfires

    The world's largest tree has been wrapped in foil to protect it against flames from an out-of-control fire burning in California's scenic Sequoia National Park.

    

    

11. Police urge Gabby Petito's fiancé to come forward with any information about her disappearance

    • A timeline of missing 22-year-old's case

    

    

12. 'Shocking': Rosa Flores shares aerial footage from US border

    More than 9,500 migrants who have arrived at the US border in the past 48 hours are living under a bridge, and thousands more migrants are expected in the coming days. CNN's Rosa Flores reports.

    

    

13. WSJ: Milley defends calls to China during Trump presidency as within his duties

    Gen. Mark Milley on Friday defended the calls he placed to his Chinese counterpart during Donald Trump's final months in office as "perfectly within the duties and responsibilities" of his job as the chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff, The Wall Street Journal reported.

    

    

14. China denies German warship entry into harbor, Berlin says

    China has denied a German warship on a mission to the contested South China Sea entry into a harbor, a German Foreign Ministry spokesperson said on Wednesday.

    

    

15. Investigation finds World Bank leaders pushed staffers to boost rankings for China and Saudi Arabia in high-profile reports

    The World Bank says it will stop publishing its annual Doing Business economic report after an independent investigation found bank leaders placed "undue pressure" on staffers to alter data to inflate the rankings for China and Saudi Arabia in 2018 and 2020 editions of the report.

    

    

16. Chiropractor explains why he signed more than 100 medical exemptions for kids

    Dan Busch, the Florida chiropractor who signed more than 100 medical exemptions for kids not to wear masks in schools sits down for a one-on-one interview with CNN's Randi Kaye after previously declining to answer her questions.

    

    

17. Analysis: Biden's submarine deal signals a new reality in Washington

    In Washington, sooner or later, everything comes down to China.

    

    

18. Google, Apple said to have removed Navalny voting app as Russian elections begin

    A voting app created by allies of prominent Kremlin critic Alexey Navalny was removed from Google and Apple's online stores in Russia just as polls opened for parliamentary elections, according to a series of tweets from Navalny's team on Friday.

    

    

19. White House warns states of potentially dire effects if government defaults

    The White House is warning states that a default caused by failing to raise the federal debt limit could result in drastic cutbacks to disaster relief, Medicaid, school funding and other programs.

    

    

20. Roger Stone served lawsuit live on radio

    Roger Stone, longtime associate of former President Donald Trump, was served a lawsuit involving January 6 during a live radio appearance on "Tomorrow's News Today."

    

    

21. Jane Powell, star of Hollywood Golden Age musicals, dead at 92

    Jane Powell, the star of some of Hollywood's best-loved Golden Age musicals, has died at the age of 92.

    

    

22. Sons of Alex Murdaugh's late housekeeper 'viewed him as family,' lawyer says

    • These are the deaths and investigations connected to the Murdaugh family

    

    

23. The 'world's safest city' for 2021 revealed

    Safety has long been a paramount concern for travelers when it comes to deciding which destination to visit.

    

    

24. Prince Philip's will to be kept secret for 90 years

    The will of Prince Philip, the late husband of Britain's Queen Elizabeth, will be sealed and remain private for at least 90 years to preserve the monarch's dignity, a judge at London's High Court has ruled.

    

    

25. She survived a suicide bomb. Now her app is helping keep other Afghans safe

    Ehtesab -- which roughly translates to "accountability" -- is an Afghan-created app that verifies instances of explosions, power outages, checkpoints, and other need-to-know information in Kabul. Since the Taliban took control of the city, the app has seen a surge in downloads.

    

    

26. Uncontrollable vomiting due to marijuana use on rise, study finds

    An unusual illness is on the rise in the United States, especially in states that have legalized marijuana. Habitual users of cannabis, including teenagers, are showing up in emergency rooms complaining of severe intestinal distress.

    

    

27. Here are the frontrunners for the Emmys

    CNN's Stephanie Elam has a preview of the 2021 Primetime Emmy Awards.

    

    

28. How to improve sleep habits to support emotional wellness, according to a therapist

    I worked recently with a 25-year-old man struggling at his job. He described difficulty thinking clearly and missing too many days. And his relationship with his girlfriend was nearly over due to his admitted neglect. Diagnosed with both depression and anxiety, he said he felt disengaged in his life. He had been in therapy before for a couple of years, and had tried medications for depression, anxiety and attention issues. Nothing seemed to work.

    

    

29. Priyanka Chopra Jonas on 'The Activist': 'The show got it wrong'

    Another judge from "The Activist" has spoken up regarding backlash against the show.

    

    

30. 'Muhammad Ali' lets Ken Burns go four fascinating rounds with the champ's life and legacy

    Floating and stinging as it explores the boxing icon's life inside the ring and out, "Muhammad Ali" is another epic Ken Burns-produced dive into the life of an influential 20th-century figure, coming on the heels of "Hemingway." Much has said about Ali, but going the distance with this four-part PBS documentary makes it feel like, well, the greatest.

    

    

31. Anderson on why he didn't want to be associated with Vanderbilt legacy

    Anderson Cooper explains his early hesitation with his Vanderbilt family roots. Watch Anderson Cooper Full Circle on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6pm E.T.

    

    

32. Arrest made in 2012 killing of a UNC student

    A 28-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the killing of Faith Danielle Hedgepeth, a 19-year-old University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill student who was found dead in her off-campus apartment in 2012, officials said Thursday.

    

    

33. Are You Paying Too Much For Your Mortgage?

    

    

34. Georgia criminal probe into Trump's attempts to overturn 2020 election moves forward

    As Donald Trump returns to Georgia later this month, criminal investigators in the state have been quietly conducting interviews, collecting documents and working to build a line of communication with congressional investigators as they aim to build a case against the former President for his alleged attempts to overturn the state's 2020 election results.

    

    

35. Analysis: This retiring Republican just handed more power to Donald Trump

    Ohio Republican Rep. Anthony Gonzalez's retirement announcement made national headlines on Thursday night as he savaged former President Donald Trump and the GOP complicit in his continued status as its leader.

    

    

36. Key senators eye the exits ahead of 2022 midterms

    • Republican who voted to impeach Trump will not run in 2022 • Analysis: Paul Ryan was convinced Donald Trump had narcissistic personality disorder • Video: 'We're coming for you': Election director shares threatening voicemail

    

    

37. Lawmaker: GOP leaders pathetic for using extremists for 2022 election

    Rep. Dan Kildee (D-MI) joins New Day to talk about the threat of a right-wing rally in Washington, DC, and says GOP leaders are staying silent to ride the extremist wave for the 2022 election.

    

    

38. Analysis: Paul Ryan was convinced Donald Trump had narcissistic personality disorder

    Paul Ryan knew that he had a problem. Donald Trump had been elected president and now Ryan, as the Republican Speaker of the House, had to find ways to work with him -- despite the two men's totally opposite approaches to life and politics.

    

    

39. Opinion: A big win for Newsom, but a bigger defeat for GOP

    By the time the voting ended Tuesday night, the defeat of the effort to recall California Governor Gavin Newsom was widely expected.

    

    

40. How to eat sushi: Tips for ordering and eating like a Tokyo local

    In theory, sushi is a simple thing to be enjoyed in almost any way you like.