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Anne Gearan

  • Partner, Finsbury Glover Hering
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Partner at FGS Global. Formerly @washingtonpost White House reporter; @msnbc political contributor; @ap many things
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The 1979 Iran hostage crisis gripped the country and may have cost a president his job. Now the Americans who spent 444 days in captivity and inspired a nation to tie yellow ribbons of support feel abandoned. - The Washington Post

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By Anne Gearan
| The Washington Post Verified
But the full promised payments of up to $4.44 million — $10,000 for each day of captivity — never came. Hostages or their families have received only a small portion from a special fund that administrators now say is out of money. There will be no payments for 2022. It’s now more than 40 years since their release. The group of surviving hostages is down to 35, and the losses are coming faster now. Two died this month, including former Army medic Donald Hohman last week.
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FDA backs Pfizer’s COVID-19 boosters for older and high-risk Americans

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By Hallie Lauer Verified, Anne Gearan, Jesse Bunch Verified
| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified
The U.S. moved a step closer Wednesday to offering booster doses of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine to senior citizens and others at high risk from the virus as the Food and Drug Administration signed off on the targeted use of the extra shots. The FDA authorized booster doses for Americans who are 65 and older, younger adults with underlying health conditions and those in jobs that put them at high-risk for COVID-19.
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U.S. will double Pfizer doses it donates abroad, Biden announces

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By Anne Gearan
| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden announced Wednesday that the United States will double the number of Pfizer coronavirus vaccine doses it is donating to other countries, a step toward the goal of immunizing 70% of the world’s 8 billion people within the next year. Mr. Biden made the pledge as he convened a virtual global summit of world leaders amid criticism that his administration has done too little to help nations with fewer resources.
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