5 Things You Need to Know This Sept. 28: Biden Takes Steps to Maintain DACA

How is the pill to treat covid-19? Who is Olaf Scholz, the man who could replace Angela Merkel. Look at a “floating” orchid garden in Tokyo. This is what you need to know to start the day. Truth first.

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Biden takes further steps to maintain DACA

The Biden Administration is taking steps to save a key Obama-era immigration program that protects undocumented immigrants brought to the United States as children from deportation by proposing a new regulation, the last attempt to preserve it.

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How is the pill to treat covid-19

At least three promising antivirals are being tested for COVID-19 in clinical trials, and results are expected in late fall or wintersaid Carl Dieffenbach, director of the AIDS Division at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, which oversees antiviral development.

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Biden’s multi-million dollar gamble to switch America is in jeopardy

President Joe Biden’s $ 4 trillion gamble to change America is in real jeopardy, as deep divisions among Democrats threaten to destroy his national agenda and demoralize the party ahead of the congressional midterm elections, that could hand over power to Donald Trump’s Republicans. Analysis.

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Who is Olaf Scholz, the man who could replace Angela Merkel

Olaf Scholz might have some great shoes to fill. The German economy minister is the one with the best chance of forming a new government, after the Social Democratic Party (SPD), its political force, obtained a narrow victory in the parliamentary elections this Sunday.

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Homicides in the United States increased dramatically in 2020

The FBI released its Uniform Annual Crime Report for 2020, which shows that the number of homicides in the United States increased nearly 30% since 2019, the largest increase in a year that the agency has recorded since it began tracking these crimes in the 1960s.

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Facebook stopped Instagram plan for kids

Instagram paused its plans to develop a version of its service for children under the age of 13, after facing pressure from lawmakers to back down from the effort and new questions about the impact. that the photo-sharing service has on teenage girls.

Yankee and indigenous, a combination that makes Lila Downs proud

Singer Lila Downs is the daughter of an indigenous woman and an American man. She remembers feeling discrimination around her because her mother spoke with an indigenous accent, and that made her angry. However, Downs confesses that “it was the medicine he needed” to generate art and create with greater force on the issues of discrimination and machismo.

The diet that helps uncontrolled high blood pressure

Young men and older women are at high risk for uncontrolled high blood pressure, but it can be controlled with the DASH diet and exercise, two studies found.

This is the nuclear megayacht designed to save the world

A ship project aims to harness the megayacht’s aura of luxury and merge it with scientific research, to create an emission-free mega ship that will take on climate scientists and the rich in a daring quest to save the planet.

UK to offer temporary visas to over 10,000 foreigners to tackle supply chain crisis

Up to 10,500 truck drivers and poultry workers will receive temporary UK visas in an attempt to avoid supply chain disruptions before Christmas.

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The number of the day

US $ 1 million

Princess Mako of Japan is waiving a one-time payment of US $ 1 million for giving up her royal status to marry a college classmate.

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Quote of the day

“Please do the right thing. Please get these shots. It can save your life and it can save the lives of those around you.”

US President Joe Biden Received His Booster Dose Of Covid-19 Vaccine and urged those who are eligible to do the same.

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Day selection

‘FIFA 22’ review: EA Sports exploits the full potential of new consoles

The company revamped various aspects of the game and made it ready for the new Xbox and PlayStation. This was our experience facing Messi and Cristiano.

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And to finish…

Step into this “floating” orchid garden in Tokyo

A team from Teamlab created an immersive installation combining technology and orchids. The piece is made up of thousands of live orchids that are suspended from the ceiling and give the impression that they are floating in the air. In fact, when the visitor approaches, the flowers rise in step with the person. Here we share images of this attractive experience.