🇺🇸 Kamala Harris made history as the first woman, first Black American and first Asian-American to become vice president.

But after less than a year in the post, she is a historically unpopular vice president, according to The Telegraph's Washington Editor Rozina Sabur 👇
➡️Where Ms Harris was once always in the frame during Joe Biden's major addresses, she's been notably absent from the president's side of late.

“For now at least, it seems she is no longer Joe Biden's heir apparent,” says Rozina Sabur
💬“A number of Democrats seem prepared to challenge her for the nomination should Biden not seek re-election in 2024”
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Watch the full video analysis from @RozinaSabur here 👇
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Six of the people also had previously had Covid.
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🧠Here’s what working from home does to your brain

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💉Based on current trajectories over 3 million people could miss out on a third Covid dose by the January 31 deadline.

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🔴But if you think that, more than 15 years later, things are any better, you might be disappointed

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🍟A recent report from Bite Back 2030 revealed that we are, as Oliver said, risking "a return to the beige days" of chips, cheap chicken and white bread
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