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Cartoon – Vaccine for Stupidity

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Commentary: Half of Republican men say they don't want the vaccine. They're mooching off the rest of us | The Daily World

Cartoon – Importance of a Healthy Lifestyle

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Hands on Wisconsin: Compared to all the junk we put in our bodies, vaccines are incredibly safe | Opinion | Cartoon | madison.com

Cartoon – The Delta Kid

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Pro/Con: Already successful vaccine rollout needs young people's arms, too | Duluth News Tribune

Cartoon – Some things never change, they just recycle. Stupidity has no season nor expiration date.

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Over 1 million U.S. travelers flew on Friday, despite calls to avoid holiday travel

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More than 1 million people flew through U.S. airports on Friday, according to TSA data, the second highest number since the coronavirus pandemic began hit the U.S. in mid-March.

Why it matters: As coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continued to soar this week, the CDC issued new guidance on Thursday advising Americans not to travel for Thanksgiving, warning doing so may increase the chance of getting and spreading COVID-19.

By the numbers: The 1,019,836 people TSA screened at U.S. airports on Friday is still less than half the number (2,550,459) that passed through screenings on the same weekday a year ago.

  • TSA screened 1,031,505 passengers on Oct. 18, the highest number since March 17.

Go deeper: Americans line up for coronavirus testing ahead of Thanksgiving