New vaccine studies raise hope, the dark secret behind your Monopoly board, and more from Apple News

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It’s February 25, 2021.

Here’s what you need to know.

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New vaccine studies raise hope

FDA scientists said Johnson & Johnson’s single-shot COVID-19 vaccine is effective and prevents hospitalizations from the disease, clearing the way for its emergency authorization in the coming days. USA TODAY

A major study concluded that Pfizer and BioNTech’s vaccine performs as well in the real world as it did in clinical trials. STAT

Tiger Woods’s rollover crash was “purely an accident,” the Los Angeles County sheriff said, and no criminal charges will be filed. Los Angeles Times

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South Dakota’s attorney general refuses to step down after a deadly crash, plus more on the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, on today’s podcast. Apple News Today

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Instagram’s Most Infamous Plastic Surgeon

Dr. 6ix rose to stardom streaming his patients’ cosmetic procedures. What could go wrong? WIRED

Five Stories We’re Talking About

A new variant of the coronavirus found in California could be more transmissible, though cases in the state continue to drop. The Washington Post

Three children and their grandmother died in a fire during the Texas storm. Their mom survived. Houston Chronicle

How a 1960s discovery in Yellowstone made millions of COVID-19 PCR tests possible. USA TODAY

The prices on your Monopoly board hold a dark secret. The Atlantic

Great news, America: Turns out cheese isn’t bad for you. WIRED

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The Week’s Best Narrated Articles

Josh Hawley was a rising star in the Republican Party. Then January 6 happened. Mother Jones

A brutal hunt. A devastating attack. What will New Jersey do about its 2,500 black bears? Sports Illustrated

Can you really think yourself richer? Inside the big business of “money manifestation.” Cosmopolitan

The Last Word

“	We need flavor, we need texture, we need fun, we need our potato wedges!”

As fast-food companies streamline their menus during the pandemic, customers are starting petitions to demand the return of their favorite items. The Wall Street Journal

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