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'All the reports are inaccurate' » Dashcam catches BMW 5 Series in deer stampede 'Historic' storm could leave Denver in 60 inches of snow Women's history: LPGA star Ochoa did it her way Your stimulus check could disappear, due to debts Here's what Biden's new vaccine order means for you Health Reuters COVID SCIENCE-Severe kidney problems seen with COVID-19; second vaccine dose should not be delayed for cancer patients The following is a roundup of some of the latest scientific studies on the novel coronavirus and efforts to find treatments and vaccines for COVID-19, the illness caused by the virus. Sudden kidney problems from severe COVID-19 appear to be worse, and longer-lasting, than kidney problems that develop in other seriously ill patients, a new study found. Doctors at five hospitals in Connecticut and Rhode Island studied 182 patients with COVID-19-associated acute kidney injury (AKI) and 1,430 patients with AKI not associated with the coronavirus. Thanks for your feedback! World The Telegraph Inside Myanmar's bloodthirsty 'TikTok soldiers' gunning down their peers The young soldiers in the video clip line the benches of their truck with machetes tucked under their arms. Some crowd over a single mobile phone, cigarette in hand. Others lean on their hoe. “We don’t hold a gun any more," a line of Burmese script reads underneath, in reference to the blunt farm tools littered on the bed of the vehicle. The message is clear: we don't just shoot, we bury too. In another video a young soldier reaches for a machine gun, pulls it towards his face and kisses it before fixing his gaze at his smartphone camera with a tender smile. Meanwhile, a separate clip shows a young soldier drawing his fingers across his throat menacingly for his social media followers. For those trying to make sense of the arbitrary street shootings that have become a daily occurrence in Myanmar's bloody standoff between pro-democracy protesters and the military junta, the chilling images may offer some clues. Circulated widely on TikTok before they were taken down, the videos are part of a trend of what appear to be serving young officers glorifying the brutal violence they mete out on their peers with frightening abandon. Thanks for your feedback! Style INSIDER A bride wore a floral wedding dress with a daring cutout that complemented her wife's custom green suit Alex wore a Watters wedding gown with a see-through cutout and floral detailing, while Paige sported a custom three-piece tuxedo. Thanks for your feedback! World Associated Press 'Nothing but problems': Shipwreck tear-down enters 5th month When salvage crews began cutting apart the capsized Golden Ray, a shipwreck the size of a 70-story office building with 4,200 cars within its cargo decks, in early November they predicted the demolition could be wrapped up by New Year's Day. Both ends of the cargo ship have been cut away and carried off by barges in a pair of giant chunks. “It’s been nothing but problems out here,” said Andy Jones, a St. Simons Island resident who heads to the wreck site in his small fishing boat most days to monitor the demolition and post updates to a YouTube channel. Thanks for your feedback! Politics HuffPost Anderson Cooper Says Donald Trump Can Have Vaccine Credit On One Damning Condition The CNN anchor reeled off a long list of the former president's COVID-19 failings. Thanks for your feedback! World The Telegraph Europe's third wave: Even the country with the highest vaccination rate cannot hold back the tide It’s an unwelcome paradox for Hungary. Medics have dispensed over a million vaccinations, and the country now only trails Malta in the EU when it comes to vaccinations per capita, but all this has failed to prevent Hungary suffering from a crippling third Covid-19 wave, with Hungarians testing positive in record numbers. Hungary’s health authorities reported on Friday a new daily high of 9,011 positive tests, while another 130 deaths brought the country’s Covid-19 toll to 16,627. On the same day the number of Covid patients in hospital rose by 389 to reach 8,718. The country now has the third highest Covid-19 fatality rate in the world, and is fourth place globally in deaths per capita, according to information from the John Hopkins University. All this despite Hungary using Russia’s Sputnik V and the Chinese Sinopharm vaccines to help drive the vaccination rate up to 13.2 doses per 100 people, far better than the EU average of 9.1. Tamas Sved, secretary of the Hungarian Medical Chamber, has said that the country’s health system “is almost at capacity”, not through a lack of bed and ventilators but through a lack of the specialist staff needed to keep the seriously ill alive. Hungary’s media is now reporting that hospital doctors are having to decide who lives, and who dies. Thanks for your feedback! Sports South Florida Sun Sentinel Charles Barkley on anti-Semitic slur from Heat’s Meyers Leonard: ‘He said something that was really stupid’ CBS News Miami Heat player suspended for a week over anti-Semitic slur NBC Sports BayArea De'Aaron Fox reacts strongly to Meyers Leonard's anti-Semitic slur Thanks for your feedback! Trending Now 1. Kaitlyn Bristowe 2. Jessica Bakeman 3. Taylor Swift 4. Sarah Everard 5. 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