Today in History for January 28th pred 2 urama in 14 minutami Highlights of Today in History: Space Shuttle Challenger explodes ;Sir Francis Drake dies;José Martí born;Vince Lombardi is named head coach.
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Rhea Perlman gets 1st COVID vaccine at Dodger Stadium pred 2 urama in 39 minutami Actor Rhea Perlman has received her first COVID-19 vaccination at Dodger Stadium, one of Los Angeles' mass vaccination sites. (Jan. 27)
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San Francisco to rename Washington, Lincoln schools pred 4 urami in 49 minutami The San Francisco school board has voted to commit to renaming public schools including George Washington and Abraham Lincoln high schools after officials deemed them and other prominent figures unworthy of the honor. (Jan. 27)
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Stocks have worst day since Oct. as big tech sinks pred 6 urami in 3 minutami Technology companies led a broad sell-off in stocks Wednesday, knocking more than 600 points off the Dow Jones Industrial Average and handing the market its worst day in nearly three months. (Jan. 27)
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Family, celebrities mourn one-time home run king pred 6 urami in 10 minutami Hank Aaron, the former Atlanta Braves outfielder who shattered Babe Ruth's home run record in 1974, was remembered by family and friends as not just a giant of Major League Baseball, but as a leader and humanitarian. (Jan. 27)
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Coronavirus updates: Oregon health workers stuck in snow vaccinate other drivers; US could reach 500K deaths by February, task force says
In California: Blue Shield tapped to run state vaccine system; Bay Area hit by big storm
Coronavirus updates: Millions for vaccine research misused, special counsel says; White House task force warns of 500K US deaths by February
Republicans grill Biden's pick for UN ambassador over speech at Confucius Institute at HBCU
Abraham Lincoln, out. George Washington, gone. San Francisco votes to rename 44 schools for namesakes' ties to racism, slavery.