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It’s March 5, 2021.

Here’s what you need to know.

Top Stories

Latest on COVID-19 relief: The debate over President Biden’s bill may spill into the weekend as GOP senators, who oppose the package, strategically prolong proceedings. Bloomberg

A Supreme Court ruling will make it more difficult for some undocumented immigrants to fight deportation. NPR

Three powerful earthquakes off the coast of New Zealand prompted tsunami warnings and evacuations. The alerts have since been downgraded. BBC News

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Amazon workers in Alabama debate unionization, the long history of anti-Asian violence in the U.S., and more on today's podcast. Apple News Today

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Vaccines are here and cases are dropping, but what comes next? Experts forecast the short, middle, and long-term future of the coronavirus. STAT

Pope Francis embarked on the first-ever papal visit to Iraq amid security concerns and a local surge in coronavirus cases. Al Jazeera

Why the pandemic is making you procrastinate more — and how to get your brain back on track. National Geographic

Ahead of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s interview with Oprah, a war of words has begun between the couple and Buckingham Palace. Vanity Fair

A startup is renting out this dreamy Brooklyn brownstone. You just have to share it with 30 other people — and sleep in a cubby. Curbed

The Last Word

“	I had only ever felt two things in my life: happy or fat.”

How writing a cookbook helped one best-selling author break free from diet culture. Bon Appétit

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