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  • Woman makes history as Minnesota's first Black female sheriff

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  • HS basketball coach fired for posing as student in game

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  • Tom Brady announces he is retiring from the NFL ‘for good’

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  • Travis and Jason Kelce's mom Donna talks Super Bowl showdown

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TODAY

CDC probe of rare heart inflammation shows ‘system is working,’ doctor says

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Reacting to news that the CDC is investigating rare heart inflammation in a small number of vaccinated teens and young adults, Dr. Richard Besser, former acting head of the CDC, tells TODAY that the agency is saying, “There aren’t more cases than we’d expect, but we want to make sure.” He adds: “Even if there is a connection … we do know that COVID infection is much more serious.”May 24, 2021

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    Former Marine shares life lessons for conquering self-doubt

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  • Stepson helps father with remarkable recovery after accident

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  • Ozempic to ramp up production driven by off-label demand

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  • Beyoncé announces highly anticipated Renaissance World Tour

    02:27

  • Watch: Firefighters rescue dog that fell down 30-foot hole

    00:33

  • Groundhog Day 2023: Punxsutawney Phil makes his prediction

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