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Pope resumes public audiences a month after major surgery

pope-francis” target=”_blank”>Pope Francis < Francis walked unaided to the center of the stage of a religion auditorium. He smiled as he gestured toward the visitors, before taking his seat in an upholstered chair and addressing several hundred pilgrims and tourists, who wore masks as part of the Vatican’s anti-pandemic measures …

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General Motors is going to school with new electric bus

General Motors is getting into the bus business. make CEO Mary Barra announced on Wednesday that the automaker is developing an all-electric or hydrogen fuel cell-electric medium duty truck platform that can be used to build buses, wreckers and other service vehicles. Details on the model were not announced, but …

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Nissan Leaf prices slashed, now cheapest electric car

Fall must be approaching, because Leafs are dropping … in price. Nissan has cut the price of the Leaf from $4,245 to $5,845 for 2022. (Nissan) make has reduced the cost of the all-electric Leaf for 2022 from $4,245 to $5,845, depending on the model. The starting price for an …

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NASCAR reinstating indoor mask policy amid COVID-19 delta spread

NASCAR is revising its COVID-19 protocols and will again require all teams and staff to wear masks indoors regardless of their vaccination status. NASCAR began easing mask restrictions following the Cup Series Toyota 500 at Darlington Raceway. (Chris Graythen/Getty Images) The new rules go into effect at the upcoming nascar” …

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Arthur Herman: How to think like a Viking in the age of COVID

Theinfectious-disease has been the great tragedy of our time, not just for America but for the world. In America’s case, however, the pandemic’s wake has exposed a landscape overflowing with other toxins, from mindless lockdowns and defunding the police to Antifa, critical race theory, social media censorship, Big Lies, and fake …

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