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14 OCT 2021
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What are the new requirements to enter the US from Canada or Mexico?
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    US to open land borders with Canada, Mexico to vaccinated foreign tourists in 'early November.'
    USA Today (Moderate Left) • Factual Grade 81% • 4 min read

    The change would allow foreign tourists to enter the U.S. through land or ferry ports for the first time since March 2020. U.S. Customers and Border Protection will spot-check travelers' proof of vaccination documents. The first phase will go into effect in "early November" and allows fully vaccinated travelers to enter for nonessential reasons.
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    Unvaccinated travelers can only travel to the U.S. for essential purposes in [the first] phase. The second phase will begin in "early January" and will only allow travelers to cross the land border for both essential and nonessential reasons if they have been fully vaccinated.
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    Canada [reopened] its land borders to fully vaccinated U.S. citizens and permanent residents on Aug. 9. The American hold on its travel restrictions on Canada has drawn backlash, given Canada's high vaccination rates. Canada has about 73% of its population fully vaccinated, compared with 57% in the U.S. and 38% in Mexico.
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    U.S. opening Mexico, Canada land borders to vaccinated travelers.
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    Why restricting international travel probably won't prevent the next pandemic. (2020)
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Why are Social Security payouts getting an unusually large increase?


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Why is the WHO launching another group to study Covid-19's origins?


    The WHO's Scientific Advisory Group for the Origins on Novel Pathogens, or SAGO, will include scientists from the U.S., China and about two dozen other countries. Some of the propose...

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What are the specifics of the FDA's first-ever e-cigarette approval?


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How much lower should salt intake be according to new guidelines?


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