Most U.S. public sector unions have spoken out against President Joe Biden’s push to require federal workers get the COVID-19 vaccine. So reports The Hill.

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Citigroup turned its Texas offices into impromptu shelters for its staff last month as the state endured freezing temperatures that led to widespread power outages and cut off water service. So reports Reuters.