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Nearly 40,000 Macs infected by mysterious malware, researchers say

Wednesday, February 24 by ABC News

By CATHERINE THORBECKE, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Mysterious malware -- that has not yet engaged in malicious activity -- has infected nearly 40,000 Mac devices, according to the cybersecurity firm Red Canary, which first detected the threat.The malware, dubbed by... Read More.

Disparities persist as US tops 500,000 COVID deaths

Tuesday, February 23 by ABC News

By ERIN SCHUMAKER, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- One year after former President Donald Trump told Americans that the novel coronavirus was "very much under control in this country," the United States on Monday surpassed 500,000 deaths from COVID-19, according to data from... Read More.

Biden to mark 500,000 COVID deaths milestone with candle-lighting, moment of silence

Monday, February 22 by ABC News

By SARAH KOLINOVSKY, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- President Joe Biden plans to mark the milestone of 500,000 Americans killed by the COVID-19 virus with a somber ceremony Monday evening at the White House.First lady Jill Biden, Vice President Kamala... Read More.

COVID-19 deaths top 100,000 in Africa as continent grapples with second wave

Friday, February 19 by ABC News

By MORGAN WINSOR, ABC News (LONDON) -- The reported death toll from COVID-19 in Africa surpassed 100,000 on Friday, as the world's second-largest and second-most populous continent grapples with a fresh wave of infections.Out of the more than 3.79 million confirmed... Read More.

Biden rejects $50,000 student loan forgiveness plan, faces progressive backlash

Wednesday, February 17 by ABC News

BY: MARLENE LENTHANG, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) — President Joe Biden is facing backlash for rejecting a proposal to cancel $50,000 in student debt and stating point-blank, “I will not make that happen.” During a CNN town hall on Tuesday, an attendee asked Biden about... Read More.

Texas officials scramble to administer 5,000 COVID vaccines after power loss

Monday, February 15 by ABC News

BY: SASHA PEZENIK AND IVAN PEREIRA, ABC NEWS (HOUSTON) — Health officials in Texas scrambled to administer over 5,000 vaccine doses before they expired after the harsh winter storm hitting the state knocked out the power of the freezers storing the vaccines. Harris County... Read More.

Texas officials scramble to administer 8,000 COVID vaccines after power loss

Monday, February 15 by ABC News

BY: SASHA PEZENIK AND IVAN PEREIRA, ABC NEWS (HOUSTON) — Health officials in Texas are scrambling to use more than 8,000 vaccine doses before they expire after the harsh winter storm hitting the state knocked out the power of the deep freezers storing... Read More.

Report: $15 minimum wage could cost 1.4M jobs but lift 900,000 out of poverty

Tuesday, February 9 by ABC News

By SARAH KOLINOVSKY, ABC News (WASHINGTON) -- A new Congressional Budget Office report on the Biden administration's proposed $15 minimum wage hike estimates the change could cost 1.4 million jobs, lead to higher prices on some goods and increase the... Read More.

COVID-19 live updates: US reports under 100,000 new cases for second straight day

Tuesday, February 9 by ABC News

By JON HAWORTH, ERIN SCHUMAKER and IVAN PEREIRA, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A pandemic of the novel coronavirus has now infected more than 106.5 million people worldwide and killed over 2.3 million, according to real-time data compiled by the Center... Read More.

COVID-19 updates: US sees first day since early November with fewer than 100,000 new cases

Monday, February 8 by ABC News

By MORGAN WINSOR, ERIN SCHUMAKER, IVAN PEREIRA, EMILY SHAPIRO and JULIA JACOBO, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A pandemic of the novel coronavirus has now infected more than 105 million people worldwide and killed over 2.3 million of them, according to... Read More.

Ozzy Osbourne opens up about sobriety: “I should have been dead 1,000 times”

Monday, February 8 by ABC News

"I thought I'd be drinking 'til the day I die," says Ozzy Osbourne, who's been sober for about seven years. The rock legend, his wife Sharon and son Jack open up about addiction and recovery in a chat with

Unemployment rate dips to 6.3% as employers added 49,000 jobs last month

Friday, February 5 by ABC News

By CATHERINE THORBECKE, ABC News (WASHINGTON) -- The U.S. unemployment rate dipped slightly to 6.3% in January -- down by just 0.4% from last month -- and employers added some 49,000 jobs, the Department of Labor said Friday.This is the first... Read More.

Stories tagged with: 000

Nearly 40,000 Macs infected by mysterious malware, researchers say

Disparities persist as US tops 500,000 COVID deaths

Biden to mark 500,000 COVID deaths milestone with candle-lighting, moment of silence

COVID-19 deaths top 100,000 in Africa as continent grapples with second wave

Biden rejects $50,000 student loan forgiveness plan, faces progressive backlash

Texas officials scramble to administer 5,000 COVID vaccines after power loss

Texas officials scramble to administer 8,000 COVID vaccines after power loss

Report: $15 minimum wage could cost 1.4M jobs but lift 900,000 out of poverty

COVID-19 live updates: US reports under 100,000 new cases for second straight day

COVID-19 updates: US sees first day since early November with fewer than 100,000 new cases

Ozzy Osbourne opens up about sobriety: “I should have been dead 1,000 times”

Unemployment rate dips to 6.3% as employers added 49,000 jobs last month

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