The 5 things you should know this September 21: Will there be a vaccine for children soon?

Pfizer says its COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5 to 11 is safe. What to expect from the UN General Assembly. This is what you need to know to start the day. Truth first.

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Pfizer Says Its Covid-19 Vaccine For Children Ages 5-11 Is Safe

Pfizer said Monday that a phase 2/3 trial showed its covid-19 vaccine to be safe and elicited a “robust” antibody response in children 5 to 11 years old. According to experts, lThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) may soon authorize the Pfizer / BioNTech vaccine for young children, a development that offers hope amid a dangerous time in the pandemic for children , which represent a quarter of all cases reported last week.

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Everything we know about the tragic case of Gabby Petito

The case of the disappearances of Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie remains unsolved, although human remains were discovered that fit the description of the young woman, according to the FBI. With this discovery, the investigation now focuses on the search for Laundrie, Petito’s fiancé. In June, the couple went on a road trip to various states in the western United States. However, in September, Laundrie returned home without Petito. What has happened? We present you with all the updated information on this case.

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What’s next after the elections in Russia

Amid accusations of widespread fraud, the country’s ruling party, wholly loyal to President Vladimir Putin, secured another victory: a new veto-proof two-thirds majority in Parliament for the United Russia party. But the cost of securing victory increased, and the party’s margin of victory seems smaller this time.

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What to expect from the UN General Assembly

The 76th session of the UN General Assembly is about to start its high-level week, in which the Member States will have to deliberate on two parallel challenges: end the pandemic and redefine the post-pandemic global economy, to make it healthier for the planet.

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Work restrictions for women in Afghanistan

Despite repeated guarantees to respect women’s rights, the government employee order is the latest sign that the freedoms of the past 20 years are coming to an end. Practically the only job Afghans can have in the Kabul government is cleaning toiletssays the acting mayor.

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At coffee time

The United States will relax travel restrictions for foreigners fully vaccinated against covid-19

The new rules will require that all foreigners arriving in the United States show proof of being fully vaccinated.

The story behind Lex Borrero, one of the Latin music moguls

Lex Borrero is one of the faces behind the NEON 16 talent incubator. Learn how he came to work with J Balvin, Bad Bunny and others.

One in 5 parents say their children ate more fast food during the pandemic, according to a survey

20% of parents in the US said their family have eaten fast food more often.

Teens in China will only be able to use an app similar to TikTok for 40 minutes a day

Teens in China will only be able to use Douyin, the version of TikTok for that territory, for 40 minutes a day. This application in the Asian country will implement its new “adolescent mode” to limit the amount of time of those under 14 years of age.

Christmas bummer: prices for pine trees and holiday decorations skyrocket

Some big sellers of artificial trees in the United States say they are increasing their prices by double-digit percentages and blame the excessively high shipping costs related to the current one. global supply chain disaster.

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The number of the day

970

Financial markets tumbled as Wall Street fears turn to China. Stocks were in the red all day and, at its worst of the day, the Dow Jones fell more than 970 points.

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Quote of the day

“We have all heard a lot of promises, a lot of noise. Let’s see how far we get. We are not assuming anything until it happens.”

Boris Johnson Says The World Waits For America’s Commitment To Him financing against climate change.

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Day selection

Decoration ideas to welcome fall, according to interior designers

Give your home a different touch with these ideas decoration for fall.

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And to finish…

Awe in Venice when this string quartet plays Vivaldi on a ship shaped like a giant violin

The giant violin-shaped ship, approximately 12 meters in length, was designed by Venetian sculptor Livio de Marchi. And it is a tribute to the victims of covid-19, according to the city of Venice.