The Report: Stalled Hope in the Classroom

Plus: Hong Kong's exodus, booster uncertainty and California's lessons

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Stalled Hope in the Classroom Protests, staff shortages and coronavirus testing greet students and teachers as they head back to classrooms as the pandemic rages. What Newsom's Victory Means for California Some are already calling for changes to the gubernatorial recall system, while the California GOP cemented itself as the pro-Trump party. FDA Panel's Booster Plan Backing No Sure Thing The advisory committee is scheduled for a nonbinding vote on the use of a third Pfizer shot in people ages 16 and older on Friday. What Hong Kong Tells About China's Goals The erosion of civil liberties in the territory is part of larger political and economic ambitions that China presents to other countries, experts say. Where Are America's Afghan Refugees? In the last 20 years, more than 97,000 Afghans have been resettled in the U.S. This is where they ended up. The Photos You Should See U.S. News photo editors curate this month's most compelling images from at home and abroad. A Status Report on Sickle Cell Disease Join U.S. News Live for a webinar examining how clinicians and community care providers can work together to help those affected by sickle cell disease.

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