WASHINGTON - One reason America's employers are having trouble filling jobs was starkly illustrated in a report Tuesday: Americans are quitting in droves.The Labor Department said that quits jumped to 4.3 million in August, the highest on records dating back to December 2000, and up from 4 million in July.

That's equivalent to nearly 3% of the workforce. Hiring also slowed in August, the report showed, and the number of jobs available fell to 10.4 million, from a record high of 11.1 million the previous month.The data helps fill in a puzzle that is looming over the job market: Hiring slowed sharply in August and September, even as the number of posted jobs was near record levels.

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U.S. to accept mixed COVID-19 vaccine doses for international travellers, CDC says

Thinking of travelling? Here’s where mixed COVID-19 vaccines aren’t accepted “While CDC has not recommended mixing types of vaccine in a primary series, we recognize that this is increasingly common in other countries so should be accepted for the interpretation of vaccine records.”The news also confirms what the White House acknowledged earlier Friday would be a likely development: that the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine, approved by the WHO but not the FDA, would be deemed acceptable.The CDC had already given the green light to overseas travellers who received the AstraZeneca vaccine, but until Friday had not expressly confirmed the same policy for those crossing into the U.S.

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Delhi reports no new death, 21 more Covid cases in 24 hrs; positivity rate 0.04%

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‘Frustrating and disappointing,’ says passenger after 47-hr travel experience from U.S. to Canada

international trip that was meant to last eight hours from the airport to the traveller’s destination ended up totalling 47 hours after several “frustrating” flight changes and delays, a Canadian who was flying into Sudbury, Ont., from the U.S. via Toronto told Global News.In addition, the passenger alleged the airline failed to notify him of one of the flight changes and that he wasn’t given a hotel voucher for one night as a result of the change.

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News Releases from Department of Health | As DOH Marks 70% of Hawai‘i Residents Fully Vaccinated, Director Char Urges Continued Vigilance

More than 426,000 Hawai‘i Residents Have Not Completed VaccinationHONOLULU – Hawai‘i Department of Health Director Dr. Elizabeth Char released the following statement on 70% of Hawaii residents completing COVID-19 vaccination:“While we are encouraged that 70% of Hawai‘i residents have made the choice to protect themselves and our community through vaccination, there is more work to do.

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US committed to pay relatives of Afghans killed in errant drone strike

WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. Defense Department said Friday that it is committed to offering condolence payments to relatives of the 10 people who were killed in an errant U.S.

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Alligator gar caught in Kansas for the first time ever

Alligator gars are a unique species of fish and are often referred to as "living fossils." This is because fossil records for the animals have been discovered dating back almost 100 million years.The fish is usually found in areas like southwestern Ohio, parts of Missouri and Illinois. The fish has not been found, however, in the state of Kansas.That is, until now.While other species of gar are native to Kansas, alligator gar do not typically live in the area.

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New Jersey military base is temporary home for Afghan refugees

BURLINGTON COUNTY, N.J. - Airman First Class Waverly Strong of the U.S. Air Force teaches English to Afghan refugees at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in Burlington County, New Jersey.Liberty Village, as it is called on the military base, is now a temporary home for thousands of evacuees from Afghanistan."There are days when I teach more of how to get by when they leave here because I realize now they are not going back to their country, they're going to be going to different states in the U.S.," Strong said.

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Biden administration provides $20 million to assist 700,000 migrants seeking asylum in US

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Adm. Art McDonald letter to senior military officials ‘shocking,’ says Gen. Eyre

. Art McDonald to senior military officials claiming he has been exonerated on an allegation of sexual assault and should be immediately reinstated is “shocking,” says Canada’s acting top soldier.Gen.

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Nike boss says he murdered 18-year-old while in teen gang

PORTLAND, Ore. - Former Portland Trail Blazers president and current Nike executive Larry Miller has admitted that he killed a teen when he was in a gang more than 50 years ago. Miller, now 72, revealed the long-guarded secret in an exclusive interview with Sports Illustrated published Wednesday. He described his decision to come clean about his past as "really difficult." "Because for years, I ran from this," Miller said.

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90,000 US COVID-19 deaths since June were preventable, Kaiser Family Foundation says

SAN FRANCISCO - As the nation braces for yet another potential surge in COVID-19 infections and cold weather approaches, new data suggests an estimated 90,000 COVID-19 deaths in the United States could have been prevented since June 2021. The analysis, conducted by the Kaiser Family Foundation, estimated how many COVID-19 deaths were among unvaccinated adults and could have been prevented since June 2021 "when safe and effective COVID-19 vaccines became widely available to all adults in the U.S." Medical personnel move a deceased patient in New York City.

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Jonathan Cheban says Wendy Williams not texting amid health issues

Keeping Up With The Kardashians star told a DailyMail. com reporter exclusively outside the venue that he is concerned about his good friend Wendy Williams who has taken a break from her talk show as she recovers from COVID-19 while battling Graves disease and a thyroid condition.

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Veteran Philadelphia police officer charged following domestic violence investigation

Wayne Arnold, a 30-year veteran of the Philadelphia Police Department, was arrested and charged following an investigation into a domestic violence assault. PHILADELPHIA - A veteran Philadelphia police officer is facing charges following an investigation into a domestic violence incident during which investigators say he choked a woman unconscious. Officer Wayne Arnold was arrested on Thursday and charged with strangulation, simple assault and recklessly endangering another person, according to police. MORE LOCAL HEADLINESDuring a domestic violence assault, police say Arnold, a 30-year member of the Philadelphia Police Department, choked a woman and caused her to lose consciousness.

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U.S. still deciding whether travellers with mixed COVID-19 doses will be considered fully vaccinated, Tam says

Canada’s chief medical officer of health Dr. Theresa Tam said Friday that Canada has provided U.S.

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Canada could be heading for flu season amid 4th wave of COVID-19, Tam says

COVID-19.Last year Canada was spared the brunt of flu season thanks to strict public health measures to protect against COVID-19. Hardly any Canadians caught the flu last year.

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DOJ will ask Supreme Court to suspend Texas abortion law

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - The Biden administration said Friday it will turn next to the U.S. Supreme Court in another attempt to halt a Texas law that has banned most abortions since September.It comes as the Texas clinics are running out of avenues to stop the GOP-engineered law that bans abortions once cardiac activity is detected, which is usually around six weeks.

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St. Luke’s Hospital closes emergency department after suspicious device found, officials say

FOUNTAIN HILLS, Pa. - St. Luke’s Hospital in Fountain Hill, Pennsylvania closed its emergency department Friday morning after officials say a suspicious device was found in a patient’s possession, officials say.The department was evacuated in an abundance of caution, and hospital officials contacted authorities.

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Climate change: US report targets economic risks from extreme weather

WASHINGTON - The Biden administration is taking steps to address the economic risks from climate change, issuing a 40-page report Friday on government-wide plans to protect the financial, insurance and housing markets and the savings of American families.The report lays out steps that could potentially alter the mortgage process, stock market disclosures, retirement plans, federal procurement and government budgeting.It's a follow-up to a May executive order by President Joe Biden that essentially calls on the government to analyze how the world's largest economy could be affected by extreme heat, flooding, storms, wildfires and the broader adjustments needed to address climate change."If this year has shown us anything, it’s that climate

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Delhi: Covid Delta variant infected previously exposed people during 2nd wave, says study

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Mom accused of throwing teen sex parties busted in Idaho with underage boys and girls

LOS GATOS, Calif. - A mother from Los Gatos accused of throwing drunken parties for teenagers where she encouraged sex acts was arrested at her home in Star, Idaho and found with a dozen underage boys and girls, according to investigators.The Ada County Sheriff’s Office said detectives are concerned Shannon O’Connor, aka Shannon Bruga, may have been holding similar parties since she moved to Idaho. They began investigating her earlier this summer.The sheriff’s office said they served a warrant Saturday afternoon finding 10 underage boys and two girls at her home along Wyatt Earp Drive.

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Kate Garraway says it's 'one day at a time' as she shares new Derek health update

Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway revealed that her family is taking every day as it comes in regards to her husband Derek's recovery.The presenter was speaking candidly to musician Sharleen Spiteri who opened up the conversation about Derek on Friday morning's show.Sharleen said: "Kate, I have to say, you're bloody amazing, how is your husband?"To which Katie responded: "We're keeping on and keeping on, it sounds like a cliche but it is one day at a time"He is still here and here are we are, so I am very lucky."This comes a few days after Kate revealed that she got her "happy ending" while updating her fans on Derek Draper's recovery.Speaking to Piers Morgan's wife Celia Waldren for the Telegraph, Kate, who is a regular GMB anchor,

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'Pause or proceed', Harris says Govt must decide how best to ease restrictions

The Government must decide whether to proceed, pause or proceed with some safeguards as it considers the next stage of easing Covid-19 restrictions, Minister for Higher and Further Education Simon Harris has said.

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Health ministry urges Department of Personnel to fill up vacant posts

DoPT, Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan highlighted the unfilled posts in the grades of additional secretary, joining secretary, director and deputy secretary under the Central Staffing Scheme and of the Central Secretariat Service (CSS).

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Saskatchewan health minister says province’s low COVID-19 vaccination rate is skewed

Paul Merriman says the province’s low COVID-19 vaccination rate is an underestimation, despite data from the Public Health Agency of Canada showing otherwise.The most recent data compiled by the federal agency shows that Saskatchewan and Alberta each have a vaccination rate of 73 per cent among their eligible populations — the lowest among any other province or territory.

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‘They walked away from health care’: Okanagan care home workers quit over vaccine mandate

COVID-19 vaccine mandate for all long-term and assisted living employees.Hendrik Van Ryk, chief operating officer and vice-president of human resources at The Hamlets, said approximately 20 workers resigned or were placed on unpaid leave before the deadline on Oct. 12.The biggest impact was at its Penticton and Kamloops locations, Van Ryk told Global News.“They were placed on unpaid leave.

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Man attempted to film woman in dressing room at Willow Grove Mall, police say

Abington Police Department WILLOW GROVE, Pa. - Abington police are searching for a man accused of attempting to film a woman trying on clothes in a fitting room at the Willow Grove Mall.Police took the report for the alleged invasion of privacy on Aug. 29, 2021.

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Strictly stars who have quit show – health issues, accidents and mystery exit

Strictly Come Dancing may be one of the biggest celeb shows on TV, but it hasn't stopped some stars from needing to step away for various reasons.Over the years, multiple members of the showbiz world have cited reasons for stepping away from the show, with Robert Webb being the most recent star to quit.The comedian left due to health reasons after he was advised to stop doing the show, much to his dismay, while other reasons have involved Covid-19, accidents and even some level of mystery.Daily Star has dished the dirt on the stars who had to step away - and why.Robert left the 2021 series of the show due to his health, with the star confessing that pushing himself to do Strictly two years after his open-heart surgery meant he had "bitten

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Jan. 6 panel sets vote on contempt charges against Steve Bannon

WASHINGTON - A congressional committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection has set a vote to recommend criminal contempt charges against former White House aide Steve Bannon after he defied the panel's subpoena.Rep.

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Leah Remini To Guest Host ‘The Wendy Williams Show’ Amid Star’s Ongoing Health Issues

Leah Remini is set to host “The Wendy Williams Show” season 13 premiere week as Williams takes some time off amid her ongoing health issues.

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Russia hits record number of COVID-19 deaths amid surge in new cases

Russia on Thursday recorded the highest daily numbers of coronavirus infections and deaths since the start of the pandemic, a rapidly surging toll that has severely strained the nation’s health care system.The government’s coronavirus task force reported 31,299 new confirmed coronavirus cases and 986 deaths in the last 24 hours.

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US unemployment claims fall to lowest level of COVID-19 pandemic

WASHINGTON - The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell to its lowest level since the pandemic began, a sign the job market is still improving even as hiring has slowed in the past two months.Unemployment claims dropped 36,000 to 293,000 last week, the second straight drop, the Labor Department said Thursday. That's the smallest number of people to apply for benefits since the week of March 14, 2020, when the pandemic intensified, and the first time claims have dipped below 300,000.

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University of Delaware student found unresponsive in prison cell, dies

Credit: Newark Police Department DOVER, Del. - A University of Delaware student who was accused of threatening people with a BB gun has died after what authorities described as a "medical emergency" in his prison cell, police said Wednesday.Delaware State Police said Quinn Annable, 20, was pronounced dead Tuesday morning.MORE LOCAL HEADLINESAuthorities said correctional officers at Howard R. Young prison in Wilmington found Annable unresponsive in his cell Thursday night.

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Pizza giant Domino's delivers 8,000 jobs in UK and Ireland

Pizza delivery giant Domino's has today unveiled plans to create 8,000 new jobs in the UK and Ireland after a strong pandemic performance.

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Health chiefs insist 'care homes will cope' despite 1,300 unvaccinated staff set to lose their jobs

As many as 10 per cent of care home staff have not yet been vaccinated against Covid-19 in some boroughs of Greater Manchester - but health bosses say the system will hold up if they lose their jobs.

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This country has a world-beating 99% Covid vaccination rate

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Health expert says lifting of Covid restrictions should continue as planned

The lifting of Covid restrictions should continue as planned and the focus should remain on mitigating the risks, a professor of immunology at Dublin City University has said.

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Caught on Camera: Brutal Burlington County strong-armed robbery leaves employee injured

EVESHAM TWP. N.J. - A series of convenience store robberies has become a disturbing trend in the area and, in many cases, gas stations are targeted and the attendants are the victims.Faithful, daily customers at a 7-Eleven on Meetinghouse Square in Evesham Township, New Jersey learned of a savage, strong-armed robbery at the store Tuesday night."I can’t believe this.

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'Our last chance' to find Covid origins, says WHO

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Operation Red Nose not offering Saskatchewan safe ride service in 2021

Operation Red Nose will not operate in Saskatchewan for the second year in a row.The non-profit organization said it had no choice but to push the service to next holiday season since deploying the annual service depends, amongst other things, on the public health situation, read a press release on Wednesday. Stolen Report Impaired Driver signs ‘frustrating,’ MADD Saskatoon says Anne-Marie Audet, executive director at the national Operation Red Nose office, said they were really looking forward to bringing the service back in 2021.“We have put a lot of thought into our decision, and it was a very hard one to make.

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Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
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Americans quit jobs at highest rate on record in August, Labor Department says

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