Biden Admin Tackles Covid, Lithium Mine Fate in Judge's Hands, Iran Enforces Facial Recognition for Women Without Hijabs | Hero

The Biden administration has renewed its commitment to fighting the Covid-19 pandemic, but the fate of America’s largest lithium mine still lies in the hands of a federal judge. Meanwhile, Iran has declared that women who do not wear the hijab will be identified via facial recognition technology. The UK Culture Secretary has boldly stated that the Parthenon sculptures belong in Britain. Video game maker Epic Games is in legal trouble and will have to pay out over half a billion dollars to the FTC over privacy violations and unwanted charges. The UAE has announced that Holocaust education will be included in school curriculums, while the public has grown increasingly skeptical of the Supreme Court’s impartiality. Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared that war has not affected Russia much, yet complains that there have been no orders for new aircraft. Finally, lawyers who aided Trump in his election plot may face heightened risks of charges.

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