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THIS IS BASICALLY THE SAME TOPIC THAT I CHOSE FROM THE WASHINGTON POST ONLY IT'S FROM YOUTUBE. I APOLOGIZE IF YOU CAN'T CLICK ON THE LINKS, FOR SOME REASON WHEN I TRY TO INSERT THE LINK TO MY ARTICLES, THEY WON'T INSERT OR COPY CORRECTLY. I feel very strongly about the U.S. reconnecting with the W.H.O., I know some people may not feel the same way that I do, but I personally feel that we need to keep our ties with the W.H.O for health and safety reasons, I'm sure some of you may feel differently due to the political side of this, and that's ok. . Guardian News 1.56M subscribers The US has rejoined the World Health Organization after Joe Biden signed an executive order on Wednesday, his first official day in office. Chief medical adviser Anthony Fauci and the head of the WHO Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus welcomed the move which included the US in the global Covid vaccine sharing scheme, https://images.app.goo.gl/GMikudF7b3dyrNBL9 https://youtu.be/iZ8jeLmer-0

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