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Researchers could be homing in on universal flu vaccine

An experimental flu vaccine that targets all known strains of the flu virus could provide broad protection against infection, new research suggests.

WATCH: Protests against Charlie Kirk result in riot police and detainments

Turning Point USA think tank founder Charlie Kirk was met with protesters during his Wednesday appearance at the University of New Mexico.

Biden and Macron present united front on Ukraine as war’s future questioned

President Joe Biden and French President Emmanuel Macron delivered a unified message in support of Ukraine against Russia’s military invasion as questions over the war’s trajectory grow heading into the winter.

Social media rages against black villains in Netflix’s Wednesday

A week after Netflix's premiere of its series Wednesday, viewers on social media are criticizing its casting of black actors as villains.

Former NFL star Antonio Brown wanted on domestic battery charges

Police in Tampa, Florida, are looking for former NFL Wide Receiver Antonio Brown to serve him with an arrest warrant, according to reports.

Biden suggests ‘tweaks’ to fix ‘glitches’ in climate law that angered France

President Joe Biden acknowledged “glitches” in the climate bill he signed into law that irritate European allies but could be fixed with “tweaks we can make,” he said during a joint press conference Thursday with French President Emmanuel Macron.

Pretty penny: How your state quarter could be worth up to $55

Check your quarters, you could be holding on to a piece of silver worth $55.

Stimulus update: Direct payments of $800 hitting bank accounts in South Carolina

South Carolina taxpayers who filed 2021 tax returns by Oct. 17 can expect an $800 tax rebate to hit their wallets later this month.

WATCH: It’s officially Christmas at the White House as National tree and decorations revealed

It’s officially Christmas at the White House, with the 100th annual tree lighting ceremony taking place on the White House lawn on Wednesday. While first lady Jill Biden did the honors of lighting the tree, Vice President Kamala Harris and the second gentleman were also in attendance.

Senate rejects two-month cool-off period as rail strike looms

The Senate on Thursday voted down an amendment that would impose a two-month cool-off period as railway unions threaten a strike that could damage the economy.
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