Associated Press
Homeless Americans finally getting a chance at COVID-19 shot
Homeless Americans who have been left off priority lists for coronavirus vaccinations — or even bumped aside as states shifted eligibility to older age groups — are finally getting their shots as vaccine supplies increase. While the U.S. government has only incomplete data on infections among homeless people, it’s clear that crowded, unsanitary conditions at shelters and underlying poor health increase the danger of COVID-19 infections, severe complications and death. COVID-19 outbreaks have been documented at homeless shelters in cities such as Boston, San Francisco and Seattle.
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Toy cars get eco makeover to inspire children
A mini Tesla for kidsMatchbox are launching toy electric carsThe aim is to teach children about environmental issuesThis toy is made of 99% recycled materialsNAME: NURIA ALONSO, Head of Matchbox marketing for EMEA"We wanted to work with Tesla to inspire kids as the future drivers of tomorrow. We think their parents will love to see how their kids play with cars that encourage environmental consciousness, like electric cars."There will also be mini versions of Nissan, Toyota and BMW carsMatchbox sells 40 million toy vehicles each year
USA TODAY
Daunte Wright shooting protests: Unlawful assembly declared as protesters gather near Brooklyn Center police station
A fourth night of protests was underway in Minnesota and throughout the nation Wednesday over the fatal shooting of Daunte Wright by police.