Apple News Today She was fired for refusing a COVID shot. A jury awarded her millions.
Nov 13, 2024
A jury awarded $12 million to a woman fired for refusing a COVID vaccine on religious grounds, igniting debates on individual rights. Meanwhile, the U.S. set a deadline for increased aid to Gaza amid ongoing humanitarian crises, but little has changed. Trump’s growing appeal among Latino voters and his recent appointments stir political discussions. Additionally, the impact of rising inflation on working-class communities raises concerns about living costs and border issues.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Vaccine Mandates and Public Skepticism Amid Ongoing International Crises
02:59 • 2min
Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza Amid Political Shifts
05:13 • 2min
Political Dynamics and Shifting Voter Demographics
06:55 • 2min
Inflation, Immigration, and Political Shifts: Struggles and Developments
08:28 • 4min