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• Fauci assures churchgoers that vaccine is safe, not manipulated
  Dr. Anthony Fauci implored viewers of a Massachusetts Presbyterian church virtual event that they should take the COVID-19 vaccine when it becomes available.
• Supreme Court refuses to dismiss COVID-related charges against Pastor Tony Spell
  The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected Louisiana Pentecostal Pastor Tony Spell’s petition seeking emergency relief from criminal charges for violating COVID-19 orders by holding in-person worship services during the lockdown.
• F grades spike by 83% due to school closures in response to COVID-19
  New research on student grades conducted in one of the United States’ largest school districts shows that the number of students getting "F" marks has increased by 83% this year due to the COVID-19-related restrictions on in-person learning, with students with disabilities bearing the brunt.
• Starbucks fired Christian employee for refusal to wear LGBT ‘Pride’ T-shirt, lawsuit claims
  A Christian woman in New Jersey has filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against Starbucks, claiming the coffee chain fired her after she refused to wear an LGBT “Pride” T-shirt because of her religious beliefs.
• Majority of US households with kids worried about food security as millions struggle
  Fewer than half of households with kids in the U.S. are “very confident” they can afford food over the next four weeks while 5.6 million households with children reported struggling to afford food in the last seven days, according to new Census survey data.
• Rush Limbaugh grateful for living ‘one of the greatest lives’ as he faces ‘scary’ terminal cancer
  Months after revealing he is battling terminal lung cancer, popular conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh said while his journey into the “unknown” has been scary, he is thankful he has been allowed to live “one of the greatest lives anybody could have.”
• Supreme Court blocks New York's COVID-19 restrictions on houses of worship
  The Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday in favor of a Catholic diocese and an Orthodox Jewish group, temporarily blocking New York’s COVID-19 restrictions on houses of worship.

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