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Access to premium content | No advertisement mailers Life Experts warn Covid pill would be no substitute for vaccines A pill that could potentially treat Covid-19 is a "game-changer," but experts are emphasizing that it's not an alternative to vaccinations -- which remain the most effective path to ending the coronavirus pandemic if enough people get their shots. Life Japan, Australia and Argentina reveal reopening plans Check out CNN's latest weekly news update on pandemic travel. Japan, Australia and Argentina have eased their Covid travel restrictions for October and November. Life Governor signs bills to use Covid-19 relief funds to build prisons Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed into law Friday a number of prison infrastructure bills, which will use Covid-19 relief funds to build new prisons in the state, calling it a "pivotal moment for the trajectory of our state's criminal justice system." Life After one of the driest years on record, it will take multiple years for some states to recover Record drought, wildfires, and water shortages have beleaguered the western US, and the forecast is not much brighter. A new water year began Friday, resetting the clock for many states who are hopeful to start anew and see better results. Life An Erotica Pioneer Goes From Hero to Villain for Dozens of Authors In the constantly evolving romance landscape, Blushing Books has long occupied a specific niche: spanking erotica. Now some of its most successful writers just want their books back. Life Supporters of Abortion Rights Struggle to Gain Marchers and Momentum A nationwide march for abortion rights on Saturday offers an early test of Democratic enthusiasm in the post-Trump era. Life Why the Studies Around Police Restraints Are Now on Trial A nationwide march for abortion rights on Saturday offers an early test of Democratic enthusiasm in the post-Trump era. Life How Students Fought a Book Ban and Won, for Now Hundreds of students, parents and residents in York County, Pa., protested limits on books told from the perspective of gay, Black and Latino children. Life These factors are complicating the search for Brian Laundrie The search for Brian Laundrie, the fiancé of Gabby Petito, is heading into another week and authorities seem no closer to finding him. Life Coinbase hackers exploit multi-factor flaw to steal from 6,000 customers Bad actors were able to steal cryptocurrency from around 6,000 Coinbase customers by exploiting a multi-factor authentication flaw.. Life Will TikTok Make You Buy It? Give any social media platform long enough, and it turns into a mall. Life Perilous, Roadless Jungle Becomes a Path of Desperate Hope The recent surge at the Mexican border is likely to grow, as more migrants, mostly Haitian, risk everything negotiating the notorious Darién Gap on their way to the U.S. Life As Bikers Throng the Streets, 'It's Like Paris Is in Anarchy' An ecologically minded experiment to make Paris a cycling capital of Europe has led to a million people now pedaling daily — and to rising tensions with pedestrians. Life He's the most popular man on TikTok. And he doesn't say a word Khaby Lame has gained 114 million TikTok followers for his deadpan comedy and is on pace to become the social platform's most popular creator. Life Australia told French submarine firm it didn't have green light to proceed hours before deal cancelled Letter, sent to Naval Group on 15 September, is at the heart of diplomatic rift between France and Australia Life 'A perfect storm': supply chain crisis could blow world economy off course From Liverpool to LA, shortages of energy, labour and transport are threatening recovery from Covid Life They Want to Hand Your Kid a Debit Card. What Do You Do? Start-ups large and small are offering child-friendly debit cards that allow parents to set up guardrails. Picking one depends on your priorities. Work House passes 30-day extension for highway funding The House of Representatives on Friday night passed a resolution extending funding for the Highway Trust Fund for 30 days, hours after funding for the program had lapsed at midnight. Work Tallying the Cost of Growing Older Researchers have been studying how much care American adults will require as they age, and for how long. Work Duterte Says He Will Retire Rather Than Seek the Vice Presidency The Philippine president, whose term ends next year, had been expected to seek the No. 2 office, but said he would not do so "in obedience to the will of the people." Work U.K. Aims to Ease Trucker Shortage With Visas Into 2022 The decision extended an earlier move to offer three-month visas to foreign drivers, and came as the government also called on military drivers to help resolve a fuel distribution crisis. Work Is Letitia James Running for New York Governor? Ms. James, New York's attorney general, has embarked on a campaign-like tour of the state and is discussing her plans with donors and officials. Work Stanley Tucci's Passion Was Acting. Now, It's Food. The actor's new memoir "Taste" explains how a bout with cancer took his passion for ragù and risotto, but also Cuban-Chinese stews and minke whale, to new heights. Work Why the Studies Around Police Restraints Are Now on Trial For years, the leading experts have testified that prone restraint by police is safe. So why do people keep dying? Work How Students Fought a Book Ban and Won, for Now Hundreds of students, parents and residents in York County, Pa., protested limits on books told from the perspective of gay, Black and Latino children. Work Nearly 60 African Migrants Drown on Way to Canary Islands As the dangerous voyage from Western Africa to the Spanish archipelago has become a more popular migrant route to Europe, the death toll has risen sharply. Work After 100 Years, a Royal Wedding in Russia Evokes Days of the Czars For the groom, a Romanov and descendant of the imperial throne, and his Italian bride, the wedding represents the pinnacle of their attempts to re-establish a monarchic presence in Russia's public life. Work NZ opposition leader says US and UK 'left door open' for China in Indo-Pacific Judith Collins criticises America as ‘foolish’ for walking away from free trade agreements Work Doctors in Lithuania find kilo of nails and screws in man's stomach The man started swallowing metal objects, some measuring 10cm long, when he gave up alcohol, hospital official says Work 'Fake News' Bill in South Korea Gets Shelved Amid Outcry Right groups warned that a proposed new law would discourage the media from reporting critically on powerful people. Work How the SPD relied on young rebels to win in north-east Germany A left-behind Baltic Sea state took revenge on Angela Merkel's CDU, which had done too little for too long to help the region Work Donald Trump asks Florida judge to force Twitter to reinstate account The request follows the former president suing Twitter, Facebook and Google in July accusing them of censoring conservative voices Work When pressed by CNN in a rare interview, Belarusian strongman Alexander Lukashenko turned combative and tried to deflect anything negative In a rare and exclusive interview with CNN, Belarus leader Alexander Lukashenko was defiant when asked to address human rights abuses since he claimed election victory last year. Work Jeffrey Wright: 'There's a relentless, grotesque debasement of language in the US' Cinema’s classiest actor on being wooed by Wes Anderson for The French Dispatch, playing Bond’s CIA buddy Felix and why he’s fighting for thinkers in an age of vulgarity Work Disney opened in 1971. Here's what it looked like Walt Disney World Resort opened on October 1, 1971. And on its 50th anniversary, it continues to be a major force in the travel world. Take look back at its history and what's ahead with the celebrations. Work Sexual offences: when women report them, what happens? Crimes such as indecent exposure can lead to more serious offences. Are the police and justice systems taking them seriously enough? Work 'His rage, his pain, his shame, they're all mine': Jeremy Strong on playing Succession's Kendall Roy Strong’s role as the self-destructive media heir takes commitment â€" and the actor goes all in Work Good news for Mortal Kombat game franchise fans The latest tech news about the world's best (and worst) hardware, apps, games and Product Reviews much more. From top companies like Google and Apple. Work Powerball jackpot 10th largest in US history Saturday's Powerball annuitized jackpot is estimated to be $635 million, potentially making it the 10th largest in US lottery history. Work You can message yourself on WhatsApp to take notes The latest tech news about the world's best (and worst) hardware, apps, games and Product Reviews much more. From top companies like Google and Apple. Work Blind date: 'I thought she might ditch me for the waiter' Lottie, 26, influencer marketing manager, meets Amber, 30, corporate events manager Work China sends more than three dozen warplanes in skies near Taiwan in largest incursion yet China sent 38 warplanes into the skies around Taiwan on Friday, the highest number of Chinese military aircraft to breach the island's Air Defense Identification Zone in a single day since Taipei began publicly reporting such activities last year, Taiwan's Defense Ministry said Friday night. TradeBriefs Publications are read by over 10,00,000 Industry Executives About Us  |  Advertise Privacy Policy  |  Unsubscribe You are receiving this mail because of your subscription with TradeBriefs. 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