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Despite damaging leaks and public distrust, Facebook reports strong quarterly earnings. A coup in Sudan threatens democracy for a country that has tried to distance itself from dictatorship. And students in Philadelphia say they're too scared of gunfire to go to school.

Former crew members allege the set of "Rust" had safety concerns before a deadly misfire. Democrats grow more hopeful about a potential spending deal. And Virginia's candidates for governor prepare for a final week of campaigning.

Weeks after the death of Gabby Petito, the remains of her traveling companion are found in a Florida park. Pentagon and intelligence officials issue new national security warnings as a direct result of climate change. And Howard University erupts in protests as students claim their dorm rooms are unlivable.

Through a series of guidelines, the FDA authorizes booster shots for millions more Americans. Parkland families react to a guilty plea. And a Democratic spending bill continues to be pared down.

A group of trans Netflix employees organize a walkout over a Dave Chappelle stand-up special. The Haitian gang that kidnapped 17 volunteers demands $1 million ransom per abductee. And a new plan from the FDA could make hearing aids available over-the-counter, at a much cheaper price.

As mandates kick into effect, more employees are threatening to quit rather than get the vaccine. Colin Powell's death sets off a cascade of well wishes, along with criticism of the groundbreaking leader. And a weapons test in China sparks fears of a new Cold War.

A group of American volunteers are kidnapped in Haiti. Jury selection begins in the trial of Ahmaud Arbery's death. And in an exclusive interview, George Stephanopoulos asks former British intelligence agent Christopher Steele about the legitimacy of his infamous dossier.

An FDA advisory panel has voted to recommend Moderna boosters, and will consider Johnson & Johnson today. President Trump's allies are being threatened with criminal prosecution after refusing to testify in a congressional probe. And a Michigan town is advising residents to avoid tap water over lead concerns.

The White House publicly urges shipping companies to do whatever it takes to solve a supply chain backlog. The Department of Justice, despite opposing the death penalty, tries to convince the Supreme Court that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev should be executed. And devastating fires have created a new type of "climate nomads."

Major companies in Texas find themselves between conflicting rules on mandates. A Wyoming coroner declares Gabby Petito died by being strangled. And refugees say they're being used as pawns in a diplomatic stand-off, with people are dying as a result.