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Fasting Muslims need protein, but meat prices have spiked across the country.

The agency's director, James Murray, told a House budget hearing that Trump's desire to be seen outside the hospital where he could wave to supporters "was extensively discussed” with doctors beforehand.

Paulo Gustavo's death at 42 highlighted how the disease is increasingly affecting younger Brazilians.

“This job is not for the faint of heart,” said one flight attendant who has seen an increase in noncompliance over mask wearing.

NBC's Antonia Hylton reports on the struggles nurses are facing with burnout and staffing shortages after treating patients and working through the Covid-19 pandemic.

"We experienced The Great Depression, World War II, all the conflicts," said Leo Duran, whose Texas eatery opened in 1927. "But the pandemic was a brand new ballgame for everybody.” 

A federal judge has overturned the national eviction moratorium, which has helped people struggling to pay rent keep their homes during the pandemic. NBC News’ Danny Cevallos breaks down why the judge has ended the eviction ban and whether Congress could overturn the ruling. 

Education Secretary Miguel Cardona applauded the nation’s progress but also drew attention to racial disparities, saying schools must do more to reach all students.

Dana L. McIntyre, 57, was charged in a criminal complaint with one count each of wire fraud and money laundering.

"In many stores across the country, overnight sales barely cover the cost of paying a clerk to work that shift," franchise owners said.

A third dose, given six to eight months after the first round, appeared to be effective against variants first found in Brazil and South Africa.