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Here's your daily audio briefing (updated weekdays):VaccinationsAbout 200 troops in fatigues started their deployment at Cal State LA on Tuesday, part of the federal government's attempt to speed up vaccinations and get 150 million people their shots in 100 days.The troops came from Fort Carson, Colorado and the California Army National Guard, and organized the operation with military efficiency. On Tuesday they vaccinated 3,000 people. Ultimately it's hoped they'll be able to handle 6,000 a day.He made clear that the site's allocation of vaccines will be supplied directly by the federal...

Officials Charge Mama's Lu Dumpling House With Falsifying $11 Million In Sales

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