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Concern about school reopenings in the U.S. One fraternity party at the University of New Hampshire leads to 11 cases which the Dean calls reprehensible. Schools are shifting back to remote learning as cases increase with inappropriate behaviours. Nationally the U.S. sees a decline to 25,000 cases daily on average and India the decline is to 75,000 cases daily.

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US president Biden calls president Xi of China on April 2, the first call after the two met at the April Summit for extensive discussions and agreements reached. In it Biden continued discussion on topics related to Taiwan, the South China Sea and also raised the issue of China indirectly helping Russia build its defense capability in Ukraine.

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The Guardian calls Chris Whipple's account of president Biden's first 2 years in office fascinating and timely. It gives a close look at what happened to get path changing legislation passed in the US Congress that will shape America for decades through new infrastructure, science and technology investments, climate change action, and building a society of opportunity envisioned by president Lincoln since the 1850's, that define what America means- a land of opportunity and dignity for all.

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Japan's prime minister Abe calls a snap election for Dec. 2014.
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Brandon Johnson wins Chicago's mayoral election 51.4% to 48.6% over Paul Vallas. He is a former county commissioner and teacher's union organizer who called for a vast expansion of social programs and higher taxes. His opponent called for a crackdown on crime. Chicago is struggling to get out of a pandemic slump and struggles in the public school system.

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Nikki Haley calls TikTok "a dangerous social media asset" in a Republican debate for presidential hopefuls. Strangely the debate also had in a commercial break an ad for TikTok. Social media has been shown to have an harmful affect on the mental health of children. Use of social media also affects the reading ability and concentration of children and young people. 

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Germany calls U.S. intelligence agencies spying on Chancellor Merkel's mobile phone "a grave breach of trust."
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Calls at the BRICS leaders New Delhi summit for a change in quotas for the World Bank and the IMF, and a more open merit based selection process for heads of the two financial institutions. According to the Economist Belgium has a larger quota than Brazil at the IMF.
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Ashwini Vaishnaw calls it an engineering marvel, the first underwater train tunnel and station under the Hooghly river in Kolkata 34 meters under the river. The trial run on the 4.8 kilometres underground section from Howrah Maidan to Esplanade will begin soon. The 520 meters under the Hooghly river will be covered in 45 seconds. This will be India's deepest Metro station. 

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In this address to Congress in April 2021 US president Biden offers his plan to invest in American families and people. He calls it "a blue collar blueprint to build America." It also comes from a blue collar family to which Biden belongs with generations of American workers in the Biden family in the last hundred years who built America in the past.

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With 17,000 daily cases Britain faces calls for a second lockdown on October 14, 2020. A new paper by the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies says hospital admissions for the rest of the year could be reduced from 132,000 to 66,000 with a 2 week lockdown on October 24 in Britain, according to The Times. Pressure is growing for prime minister Boris Johnson to do this.

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Selections of the best photos from the BBC on Africa ranging from fireman using tables to tackle a fire at the tax agency in Ghana, floods in Kenya, Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe with little water, and an electronics factory in Uganda making mobile phones. 

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Katy Balls of The Spectator looks at the stop Rishi Sunak, stop Liz Truss, Stop Penny Mordaunt groups forming in the Tory Party. Liz Truss, the Foreign Secretary, is the candidate for groups not favoring Sunak including Boris Johnson supporters who see his withdrawal of support for Johnson leading to Johnson's resignation. Mordaunt does not support Liz Truss and is expected to shift to Sunak if Liz and Sunak are in the final two. Penny Mordaunt is seen as having a good chance against Sunak if Penny and Sunak are the final two, yet her inexperience could also be a problem. Sunak had questions about his own tax payment and is opposed to cutting taxes, making it harder to get support across the party. 

This Tory leadership election in which 200,000 party members vote for a leader is taking place too quickly and too often. Johnson was elected in 2019, only three years later he is out. Before Johnson, Cameron was out and Theresa May was elected in 2016.

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It calls for balancing it, taking into account tradeoffs and people's lives in 2025 after the pandemic, cost of living, health and housing vs net zero and speed of net zero targets. Opinion in UK on Net Zero cutting emissions changed over 4 years to split 50-50 on other spending priorities social care immigration NHS, in a focus group of The Times of London. In 2025 40% want to spend less on cutting carbon emissions net zero, large numbers favor more for NHS, then social care, policing and education in equal importance, followed by social housing. 


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