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  1. In Opinion Some U.S. states have fallen far behind in Covid-19 vaccinations. Our graphic estimates how many lives could have been saved if they hadn’t.

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  3. CNews, France's answer to Fox News, has risen to the top of the ratings by giving a new bullhorn for right-wing views on crime, immigration, climate and Covid. The network is increasingly influencing the country's national debate. ​​

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    NEW: 1 in 4 hospitals in the southern US now have more than 95% of ICU beds occupied — up from 1 in 5 last month. • In Alabama, all ICU beds are occupied. • “It means they’re in the waiting room, some are in the back of ambulances.”

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  5. Apple on Tuesday will hold its annual product event to present its newest lineup, including iPhones with improved displays.

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  6. Senate Democrats have united behind a pared-down voting rights bill, but the effort still faces stiff Republican opposition. It would set a national voter ID standard, ensure that all voters can request to vote by mail and make Election Day a holiday.

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    On today’s Daily: are nursing homes quietly sedating their elderly residents into submission? An NYT investigation finds soaring diagnosis and treatment of schizophrenia even when there’s no evidence of it. explains:

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  8. The historic Squaw Valley ski resort in Lake Tahoe has been renamed Palisades Tahoe because “squaw” is a “racist and sexist slur” whose use is “contrary to our company’s values,” resort officials announced.

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    When I first started talking to scientists inside India's top agency last year, some of them described feeling "powerless" against a government portraying India's Covid-19 crisis as less severe. And oh boy, it's come full circle a year later.

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  10. Consumer prices increased less than expected in August, a sign of a slowdown in price gains that the White House and the Federal Reserve have been hoping for.

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  11. Cuba will start vaccinating children as young as 2 against the coronavirus this week, making it the only country so far to immunize children that young. They will get the domestically developed shots Soberana 2 and Soberana Plus.

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  12. This year’s American fashioned-themed seemed, in many ways, a nod to the relative youth of the U.S., our fashion critic writes, with its Gen Z dream team hosts and a younger guest list than usual.

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  13. It was the first since 2019. From Lil Nas X's three gold ensembles to Kim Kardashian's head-to-toe black shroud, it ​was a night filled with many, many interpretations of "American Independence."

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  14. China Evergrande, the property giant that has become corporate China’s biggest mess, said it faced “tremendous” financial pressure and had hired restructuring experts. Its fate could threaten the country’s economy.

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  15. Lil Nas X arrived at the on Monday with not one, not two, but three shimmery gold looks. ✨ He started with an oversized cape, which he stripped off to reveal gold Versace armor, and finished with an ornate jumpsuit.

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  16. Greece introduced new measures banning unvaccinated people from indoor venues, including cafes and restaurants, and requiring unvaccinated workers to take regular Covid tests at their own expense. The regulations will be in effect through March.

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  17. An alarming rise in schizophrenia diagnoses may be obscuring widespread antipsychotic drug use in U.S. nursing homes. Hear the story of one woman who had to place her husband in elder care on today’s episode of The Daily.

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  18. Nicki Minaj was absent from the , having tweeted on Monday that she had not received a Covid-19 vaccine and would not be attending.

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  19. Dr. Anthony Fauci: “I would support that if you want to get on a plane and travel with other people, that you should be vaccinated.”

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  20. After making landfall early Tuesday, Hurricane Nicholas, now a tropical storm, is expected to bring strong winds and heavy rains to parts of Texas and Louisiana for several days. Forecasters warned of potential “life-threatening flash floods.”

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