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scrutiny "is critical to build trust and confidence" in whichever vaccines emerge. Pfizer Expands Vaccine Trial To Include Teens. USA Today (10/22, Weintraub, 10.31M) reports that "after months of testing its COVID-19 candidate vaccine in adults, Pfizer recently lowered the age of participation to 16, ai

e - an epidemiologist and a physician - and virologists basically don't worry too much about these things." Chicago Imposes Curfew As Cases Spike. The Chicago Tribune (10/22, Pratt, Byrne, Petrella, 2.65M) reports that "days after threatening to roll back restrictions on Chicago businesses if COVID-19 cases contin

eens. USA Today <https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2020/10/22kovid-vaccine-children-clinical-trials-pfizer- cincinnati/3709031001/> (10/22, Weintraub, 10.31M) reports that "after months of testing its COVID-19 candidate vaccine in adults, Pfizer recently lowered the age of participation to 16, aim

e — an epidemiologist and a physician — and virologists basically don't worry too much about these things." Chicago Imposes Curfew As Cases Spike. The Chicago Tribune <hftps://vvww.chicagotribune.corn/coronavirus/ct-coronavirus-chicago-lightfoot-anvady- news-conference-20201022-2i5htmjarbolc2jp4gvv51u5va-story.html

SA Today <https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2020/11/16/modema-pfizer-covid-vaccine- heres-what-we-know-thein/6308571002/> (11/16, Rodriguez, Weintraub, 10.3IM) reports all three vaccines "are among six candidate vaccines being supported by more than $10 billion in U.S taxpayer dollars. The governme

cription Publication, 7.57M) provides similar coverage. Former Chicago Alderman Faces Years In Prison For Tobacco Settlement Scheme. EFTA00137311 The Chicago Tribune <https://www.chicagotribune.corn/news/criminal-justice/ct-edward-vrdolyak-tobacco- settlement-scheme-sentencing-memos-20201123-q6p7fxlizk5fszipxn555t

in newly diagnosed, non-hospitalized COVID-19 patients at high risk of serious illness because of age or other health conditions." USA Today (1/26, Weintraub, 12.7M) reports Lilly's drug bamlanivimab was authorized by the FDA "late last year and has been used by 125,000 high-risk patients nationwide based

the orange tier." None have been declared "eligible to be in the least restrictive yellow tier." Chicago Schools Stop In-Person Classes Wednesday. The Chicago Tribune (1/26, Leone, Pratt, 2.03M) reports, "Chicago Public Schools will halt in- person classes Wednesday as the city makes a last-ditch effort to reach a

n altered common cold virus to carry the genetic material of the coronavirus and produce an immune response." However, USA Today (11/16, Rodriguez, Weintraub, 10.31M) reports all three vaccines "are among six candidate vaccines being supported by more than $10 billion in U.S taxpayer dollars. The governm

, Elinson, Subscription Publication, 7.57M) provides similar coverage. Former Chicago Alderman Faces Years In Prison For Tobacco Settlement Scheme. The Chicago Tribune (11/23, Meisner, 2.65M) reports that former Chicago Alderman Edward Vrdolyak could receive a sentence of up to "31/2 years behind bars," with prose

scrutiny "is critical to build trust and confidence" in whichever vaccines emerge. Pfizer Expands Vaccine Trial To Include Teens. USA Today (10/22, Weintraub, 10.31M) reports that "after months of testing its COVID-19 candidate vaccine in adults, Pfizer recently lowered the age of participation to 16, ai

e - an epidemiologist and a physician - and virologists basically don't worry too much about these things." Chicago Imposes Curfew As Cases Spike. The Chicago Tribune (10/22, Pratt, Byrne, Petrella, 2.65M) reports that "days after threatening to roll back restrictions on Chicago businesses if COVID-19 cases contin

fight the virus," and "while early studies show promise, mRNA technology has never been used to make a successful vaccine before." USA Today (7/27, Weintraub, 10.31M), the Washington Times (7/27, Neergaard, 492K), CQ Roll Call (7/27, Siddons, 154K) and New York Times (7/27, Grady, 18.61M), among other ne

e agencies to help shore up security for the event" next month. Illinois County Board Candidate Quits Over Tweet "Laughing" At Officer Getting Hit. The Chicago Tribune (7/27, McCoppin, 2.65M) reports that a Democratic candidate for the DuPage County board "withdrew from the race after apologizing for a tweet in whi

blic health relaxation we're seeing with restaurants filling up, those really are not making it any easier to control the virus." USA Today (3/30, Weintraub, 12.7M) reports that federal officials and epidemiologists "say they're worried we could hit another tipping point, leading to a fourth significant

les claims against the government. The 7th Circuit has not had a Black judge since 2017; Trump appointed four white judges to fill vacancies on it." The Chicago Tribune (3/30, Meisner, 2.03M) reports Jackson-Akiwumi, "a partner at Zuckerman Spaeder in Washington, D.C., is a 2005 graduate of Yale Law School and was

fight the virus," and "while early studies show promise, mRNA technology has never been used to make a successful vaccine before." USA Today (7/27, Weintraub, 10.31M), the Washington Times (7/27, Neergaard, 492K), CQ Roll Call (7/27, Siddons, 154K) and New York Times (7/27, Grady, 18.61M), among other ne

e agencies to help shore up security for the event" next month. Illinois County Board Candidate Quits Over Tweet "Laughing" At Officer Getting Hit. The Chicago Tribune (7/27, McCoppin, 2.65M) reports that a Democratic candidate for the DuPage County board "withdrew from the race after apologizing for a tweet in whi