100 million Americans brace for more cold, ice and snow
Vice President Kamala Harris addressed those who had lost power during a live interview on Wednesday on NBC's Today programme. Another user, Josh Morgerman, wrote that a friend in Texas had resorted to "burning furniture in the fireplace" to stay warm.

Japan set to begin 1st COVID-19 vaccine rollout targeting medical workers
The CDC data documented the 10 cases of anaphylactic shock among a reported 4,041,396 first doses of the Moderna vaccine. The first vials of locally produced AstraZeneca vaccine coming off the line in Victoria yesterday.

Riot Lawsuit Just Part of Trump's Post-Impeachment Problems
He's laying the groundwork now, and I guarantee you, that will be the litmus test for Trump's support in 2022. A Trump adviser said Giuliani's parting was only because there are no "pending cases" he's involved in.

Snap lockdown quashes Melbourne outbreak, tennis fans poised to return
The state's six million-plus residents are required to stay home except for essential shopping and work, caregiving and outdoor exercise.

Plaskett insists Trump will 'never be elected again' despite impeachment acquittal
Every incumbent House Republican won for the first time in decades, and we flipped 15 seats, nearly costing Nancy Pelosi her job. Congressman Adam Kinzinger of IL , an outspoken Trump critic, has been disowned by his own family for his vote to impeach Trump.

Killed, 8 Wounded in Rocket Attack on U.S. Base in Iraq
It was not immediately clear where the fire was located, but one area resident posted that it was on the edge of the airport. But Blinken's call for an investigation marks a shift away from that policy under President Joe Biden's new administration.

COVID-19 Vaccines To Arrive This Week
He wants to know how the flagged online booking system will work and when exactly the jabs will be administered. Frontline workers, hotel quarantine staff and aged care workers will be among the first to get the vaccine.

US President Joe Biden 'pauses' TikTok and WeChat bans
Trump implemented the so-called Remain in Mexico Policy in 2019, which required migrants to wait in Mexico for their court date. Mexico agreed to take back more asylum-seekers in June 2019 to defuse Trump's threats of tariff increases.

NZ declared "red zone" as Auckland thrown into lockdown
The new community cases make just four in the last three months - with the lockdown the first in New Zealand in six months. Police officers are checking all vehicles arriving and leaving Auckland to ensure there is no non-essential travel.

More than 15 million in United Kingdom given first dose of coronavirus vaccine
In the last seven days, 4,816 deaths were officially recorded by the government - down 26 percent on the previous week. Hospitalizations and deaths as a result of the virus are also falling.

Harry and Meghan announce they are expecting second child
It is understood the Duke and Duchess of Sussex told the royal family in advance of making the news public. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expecting their second child, a spokesperson for the couple has said .

Democracy is fragile: Joe Biden reacts to Trumps senate acquittal
Richard Burr and Pat Toomey, Politico reported. "The House managers did a masterful job", he said after the final vote. The final vote was 10 votes short of the 67 guilty votes needed to convict, with seven Republicans finding him guilty.

Pharmacies ready to help administer COVID-19 vaccines across Canada, association says
Up to 240 subjects will receive the vaccine, while the rest will receive a control drug. It said other trials had begun but only measuring efficacy in those aged 16 and 17.

Votes by Florida's Scott and Rubio help ensure Trump won't be convicted
Presidents Andrew Johnson in 1868 and Bill Clinton in 1999 were acquitted and received unanimous support from their Democratic Party.

USA imposes sanctions against Myanmar's military leaders, entities
Limiting Myanmar military involvement: Washington should continue to encourage responsible investment in Myanmar . Human rights: The administration should call the military's abuses against the Rohingya what they are: genocide .