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How COVID, Conflict & Climate Change Adds to Food Insecurity Ahead of Thanksgiving

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Colleen Kelly, CEO of Concern Worldwide US, joined Cheddar to discuss food insecurity concerns as the cost of this year's Thanksgiving dinner has surged amid record inflation. Kelly also talked about the ongoing issues derailing global...
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US releasing 50m barrels of oil from reserves

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The White House says it is releasing 50 million barrels of oil from its strategic reserves. This is part of a coordinated effort with several nations to curb soaring fuel prices.
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How Biden's Build Back Better Act Could Bring Cheaper E-Bikes to the U.S.

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President Joe Biden's "Build Back Better" bill could mean cheaper electric bicycles and scooters as the nation attempts to shift away from gas-powered cars. Noa Banayan, the director of federal affairs at PeopleForBikes, joined Cheddar's...
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US to release 50 million barrels of oil to ease energy costs

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US says the supply of oil has not kept pace with demand during pandemic recovery, justifying tapping into reserves.
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Canada expected to take firm stance on U.S. electric vehicle tax credit

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Flavio Volpe, president of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association, tells Power & Politics meetings at the North American Leaders' Summit made it apparent "how important it is [to Canada] that Americans reverse course on the...
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DOJ Files Lawsuit Against Uber for Discriminating Against Disabled Passengers

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The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Uber, alleging the ride-hailing company discriminates against customers with disabilities. The DOJ is arguing that its two-minute wait period before a cancellation fee is applied...
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'Millions of people are believing crazy things': Former ambassador

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Former U.S. Ambassador to Canada Bruce Heyman joined Power & Politics Thursday to discuss the state of American democracy one year after the January 6th Capitol Hill riots.
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Consumer Sentiment Turns Negative but Recession May Not Be Inevitable

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A month into Russia's invasion of Ukraine leading to rising gas prices and supply chain issues, the U.S. consumer is focusing on concerns over rising inflation. Jesse Wheeler, an economic analyst for Morning Consult, joined Cheddar News...
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Biden hails domestic policy victory before heading abroad

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Biden unveiled a pared down social services package he says will unite the party, before departing for G20, COP26.
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Will Rising Wages Keep Pace With Rising Inflation?

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While rising wages might be positively impacting workers, inflation continues to rear its ugly head. Will pay increases be able to keep up with the costs of living? Mark Hamrick, a senior economic analyst at Bankrate.com, joined Cheddar...
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Ottawa stands firm on negative PCR tests for travellers

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The federal government is standing firm on requiring travellers entering Canada to have a negative PCR test for COVID-19, even though the U.S. will no longer require them at the land border.
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Fintech Firm MoneyLion CEO on Launching IPO Via SPAC Merger

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Fintech company MoneyLion began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday. CEO Dee Choubey joined Cheddar to discuss the IPO launch and why a SPAC merger was the right path to a public offering. Choubey also talked about...
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Taliban disappointed by destroyed equipment left by US forces

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The Taliban were disappointed to find inoperable planes and helicopters left behind by US forces on the military side of the Kabul airport.
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'Time for waiting is over,' Biden says of vaccination

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U.S. President Joe Biden says getting the COVID-19 vaccine is not about freedom or personal choice, but about protecting the people you love.
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Biden announces new vaccine requirements in US to combat COVID

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Tough new rules are being rolled out in the United States for workers who refuse a COVID-19 vaccine.
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Kabul international airport difficult to protect, says former CIA agent

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Creating a security perimeter around Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul is a challenge because the airport is right inside the capital city, says Tracy Walder, a former CIA counter-terrorism agent who served in Afghanistan....
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'We will not forgive,' Biden warns Kabul attackers

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U.S. President Joe Biden vows to hunt down the perpetrators of Thursday's deadly attacks near Kabul's international airport which killed dozens of Afghan civilians and 12 U.S. service members.
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Afghanistan: Departing US forces disabled planes, equipment at Kabul airport

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The Taliban wants Turkey to operate the airport as it controls security, but the next steps to revive the transport hub are still unclear.
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U.S. Surgeon General defends COVID-19 booster shots

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U.S. officials are recommending booster shots of the COVID-19 vaccine for all Americans because protection from the initial shots is beginning to wane, said U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy. (Susan Walsh/AP Photo)
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Biden says U.S. is committed to evacuating Afghans who helped war effort

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U.S. President Joe Biden pledged to 'mobilize every resource necessary' to evacuate all Americans and all Afghans who assisted the war effort. Time is running out ahead of Biden's Aug. 31 deadline to withdraw most remaining U.S. troops...
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‘Deeply troubling’: North Korea nuclear activity stokes fears

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New UN nuclear agency report says ongoing activity at the Yongbyon facility continues to be ‘a cause for serious concern’.
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‘Monumental moment’: US backs COVID vaccine patent waivers

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World Health Organization chief welcomes US announcement that it will support waivers for coronavirus vaccines.
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What SpaceX’s All-Civilian Mission Means for Future of Commercial Space Travel

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SpaceX’s first all-civilian crew has successfully returned to Earth after orbiting the planet for three days and as a result, has raised $210 million for St. Jude’s Children Research Hospital. Former astronaut and ISS commander Leroy...
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Vaccinated Americans can now remove masks outdoors: CDC

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President Joe Biden said the US will be “close to normal” by July 4, when the nation celebrates its Independence Day.