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The first coronavirus vaccine to be tested in people appears to be safe and able to stimulate an immune response against the infection, its manufacturer announced this week.
What is the name of the company?
Bayer
GlaxoSmithKline
Sanofi
Moderna
A pledge of $2 billion was made to the World Health Organization by which country?
China
Germany
India
U.S.
In the biggest casualty so far amid the retail closures in the U.S. tied to the coronavirus pandemic, which 118-year-old department store declared bankruptcy?
Bloomingdales
J.C. Penney
Macy’s
Saks Fifth Avenue
President Trump announced that he was firing Steve Linick, above.
Mr. Linick led the office of the inspector general at which federal department?
Defense
Labor
State
Treasury
What was the name of the cyclone that hit parts of India and Bangladesh this week?
Yaas
Burevi
Amphan
Fani
Johnson & Johnson announced that it would discontinue North American sales of a version of which product?
Shampoo
Infant formula
Skin cream
Baby powder
President Ashraf Ghani and his chief rival, Abdullah Abdullah, reached a power-sharing deal in which country?
Afghanistan
Kazakhstan
Libya
Pakistan
A top official from which entertainment company resigned to become the chief executive of TikTok, the video-sharing app?
ABC
Disney
HBO
Netflix
U.S. law enforcement officials said a Saudi Air Force cadet who killed three sailors at a Florida military base last year had been in regular contact with which group?
Al Qaeda
Boko Haram
Hamas
Islamic State
An underwater salvage company was granted approval to cut into the wreckage of the Titanic to try to recover what?
An anchor
Human remains
Jewelry
A telegraph
The new book “The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” tells the story of a character named Coriolanus Snow and is a prequel to which best-selling series?
“Game of Thrones”
“Harry Potter”
“The Hunger Games”
“Twilight”
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## Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?

**By Katherine Schulten**

It's been a whirlwind week in the news, with major developments in health, politics, and beyond. Think you were paying attention? Test your knowledge with our weekly news quiz!

From the heated debates on Capitol Hill about healthcare reform to the global fight against a deadly disease outbreak, this week's headlines have been packed with important stories. 

**How well do you remember the key events?**

* **Did the Senate vote to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act this week?**
* **What country declared an end to a yellow fever outbreak that had been raging for months?**

These are just two of the many stories that made headlines this week.  

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Keep reading to test your knowledge on these and other important news stories from the past seven days. We'll cover everything from breaking news to trending topics, ensuring you're up-to-date on the most important events shaping our world.

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## Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?

**By Katherine Schulten**

Feeling overwhelmed by the constant stream of news? We get it. But staying informed is crucial, especially when it comes to your health. 

This week saw a whirlwind of developments, from political battles over healthcare to breakthroughs in medical research. Think you were paying attention? Take our quiz and test your knowledge of the week's top health headlines!

**Here's a sneak peek at some of the stories we covered:**

* **The fight over health insurance on Capitol Hill:**  Was there a major vote this week? What are the latest proposals being debated?

* **The end of a yellow fever outbreak:** Where did this outbreak occur, and what measures were taken to contain it?

* **Breakthroughs in cancer research:** Were there any promising new treatments announced?

* **The impact of climate change on public health:** What are the latest findings on the link between extreme weather and health outcomes?

* **New guidelines for managing chronic conditions:** What changes are being recommended for conditions like diabetes or heart disease?

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## Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?

**By Katherine Schulten**

It's been a whirlwind week in the news, with major developments in health, politics, and beyond. Think you were paying attention? Test your knowledge and see how well you followed the headlines.

From the heated debates on Capitol Hill regarding health insurance to the relief brought by the end of a yellow fever outbreak, this week's news cycle has been packed with important stories. But how much do you actually remember? 

**Take our quick quiz to find out!**

We'll start with the biggest stories of the week, the ones dominating headlines and sparking conversations. But then, we'll dig a little deeper, testing your knowledge of the lesser-known, yet equally important, events that shaped this week's news. 

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## Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?

Another week has flown by, packed with news that ranged from the momentous to the mundane. So, how closely were you paying attention? Test your knowledge of the week's top stories with our quick quiz!

We've all been glued to the unfolding drama on Capitol Hill as lawmakers grapple with the future of health insurance. And who could forget the sigh of relief as the yellow fever outbreak finally came to an end? But beyond these major headlines, there were plenty of other events vying for our attention.

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## Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?

This week flew by in a whirlwind of news, spanning from Capitol Hill to global health concerns. Think you were paying attention? Test your knowledge with this quick quiz and see how well you followed the week's biggest stories.

**Let's start with some warm-up questions. Did you hear about...**

* **The heated debate over health insurance on Capitol Hill?** Politicians battled over proposed changes to the Affordable Care Act, leaving many Americans uncertain about the future of their healthcare. 
* **The official declaration of the end to a yellow fever outbreak?** After months of battling the deadly disease, health officials finally breathed a sigh of relief as [mention specific region] was declared free of active cases.

**Ready for more? See if you can answer these:**

* **[Insert specific question about a news event from the week]**
* **[Insert specific question about another news event from the week]**
* **[Continue with 6 more questions, covering diverse topics like international affairs, technology, environment, etc.]**

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Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?

By KATHERINE SCHULTEN

How well did you keep up with the news this week? Let's find out! We've put together a quiz to test your knowledge on some of the top stories that made headlines.

1. What was the main topic of debate on Capitol Hill this week in relation to health insurance?
a. Medicare for All
b. Repealing the Affordable Care Act
c. Increasing funding for Medicaid
d. Expanding access to telehealth services

Answer: a. Medicare for All

2. The yellow fever outbreak in which African country came to an end this week?
a. Nigeria
b. Democratic Republic of Congo
c. Angola
d. Ghana

Answer: c. Angola

Now, let's see how well you followed the rest of the headlines:

3. Which tech giant announced this week that it would be investing $300 million in affordable housing initiatives in the Bay Area?
a. Apple
b. Google
c. Microsoft
d. Amazon

Answer: a. Apple

4. Which European country became the first to declare climate change a national emergency?
a. France
b. Germany
c. Ireland
d. United Kingdom

Answer: c. Ireland

5. Which former Vice President announced this week that he would be seeking the Democratic nomination for President in 2020?
a. Joe Biden
b. Bernie Sanders
c. Beto O'Rourke
d. Kamala Harris

Answer: a. Joe Biden

6. Which African country experienced a deadly cyclone this week, resulting in the deaths of over 100 people?
a. Mozambique
b. Zimbabwe
c. Malawi
d. Madagascar

Answer: a. Mozambique

7. Which company announced this week that it would be laying off 10% of its workforce due to a decline in sales?
a. General Motors
b. Ford
c. Nissan
d. Tesla

Answer: a. General Motors

8. Which country's parliament voted this week to legalize same-sex marriage?
a. Austria
b. Switzerland
c. Taiwan
d. Thailand

Answer: c. Taiwan

9. Which former NFL player was arrested this week and charged with murder?
a. O.J. Simpson
b. Rae Carruth
c. Michael Vick
d. Aaron Hernandez

Answer: b. Rae Carruth

10. Which country's military launched airstrikes this week in response to a terrorist attack that killed over 250 people?
a. Nigeria
b. Somalia
c. Libya
d. Egypt

Answer: d. Egypt

We hope you enjoyed our quiz and learned something new about the headlines from this week. Stay informed and keep following the news!
Title: How Well Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?

By KATHERINE SCHULTEN

The news this week was filled with important and impactful stories that affected people around the world. From the fight over health insurance on Capitol Hill to the end of a yellow fever outbreak, there was no shortage of headlines to keep up with.

If you've been paying attention to the news this week, you likely followed the biggest stories featured in the first two questions of our quiz. But how well can you do with the next eight questions?

1. What was the outcome of the Senate vote on the Republican healthcare bill this week?
2. Who was appointed as the new head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) by President Trump?
3. What was the cause of the explosion at a concert in Manchester, England?
4. What was the outcome of the French presidential election?
5. What was the decision made by the Supreme Court regarding the President's travel ban?
6. What was the cause of the train derailment in Washington State that resulted in multiple fatalities?
7. What was the outcome of the North Korean missile test this week?
8. What was the decision made by the United Nations regarding the conflict in Syria?

By answering these questions, you can test your knowledge of the headlines from this week and see how well you followed the news. It's important to stay informed and up-to-date on current events, as they can impact our daily lives and shape the world around us.

At [publication], we strive to bring you the top stories in health and other important topics every weekday with our newsletter. We believe in providing our readers with accurate, unbiased, and useful information to help them make informed decisions and stay engaged in the world.

So, how well did you follow the headlines this week? Take our quiz and find out! And be sure to stay tuned to [publication] for the latest news and updates.
Title: How Well Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?

By KATHERINE SCHULTEN

The news this week was filled with significant events and developments that affected people's lives across the globe. From health insurance battles on Capitol Hill to the end of a yellow fever outbreak, we have rounded up the top stories that made headlines this week.

The fight over health insurance has been a hot topic this week, with several twists and turns that kept people on their toes. The debate over the future of healthcare in America has been ongoing, and this week was no exception. Lawmakers on Capitol Hill continued to battle over the issue, with both parties presenting their arguments and counterarguments.

In other news, the world saw the end of a yellow fever outbreak that had been affecting several countries in Africa. The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the outbreak over, giving a sigh of relief to the communities affected.

Now, the question is, how well did you follow the headlines this week? We have prepared a quiz to test your knowledge on the significant stories that made headlines this week.

Question 1: What was the biggest story this week on Capitol Hill regarding health insurance?
Answer: The ongoing debate over the future of healthcare in America.

Question 2: Which organization declared the end of the yellow fever outbreak in Africa this week?
Answer: The World Health Organization (WHO).

Question 3: Which country experienced a massive earthquake this week, causing significant damage and loss of life?
Answer: Turkey.

Question 4: What was the outcome of the climate change summit held in Scotland this week?
Answer: The summit ended with a commitment from world leaders to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and limit global warming.

Question 5: Which tech giant announced a significant investment in renewable energy this week?
Answer: Google.

Question 6: Which country won the UEFA Euro 2020 championship this week?
Answer: Italy.

Question 7: What was the outcome of the Supreme Court's decision on a controversial voting rights case this week?
Answer: The court upheld Arizona's voting laws, dealing a blow to voting rights advocates.

Question 8: Which Hollywood actor was charged with DUI this week?
Answer: Chris Pratt.

Question 9: Which company announced a significant milestone in the development of autonomous vehicles this week?
Answer: Waymo.

Question 10: Which country experienced severe flooding this week, causing significant damage and displacing thousands of people?
Answer: Germany.

We hope you enjoyed taking our quiz and learned something new along the way. Stay informed and follow the headlines every week to stay ahead of the curve.
Title: How Well Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?

By KATHERINE SCHULTEN

The news cycle this week was filled with significant events and developments that shaped the world around us. From the intense debates on health insurance on Capitol Hill to the successful containment of a yellow fever outbreak, the week was brimming with updates. In this article, we will recap some of the most important headlines and test your knowledge on how well you followed the news this week.

1. Health Insurance Fight on Capitol Hill

The ongoing battle over health insurance reform in the United States took center stage this week. The proposed changes to the Affordable Care Act have been the subject of intense debate, with both parties expressing their concerns and criticisms. Did you stay updated on the latest developments in this ongoing saga?

2. Yellow Fever Outbreak Comes to an End

In a positive development, the yellow fever outbreak that was spreading throughout a region in Africa has finally been contained. This achievement is the result of a successful vaccination campaign, coordinated efforts from international health organizations, and the dedication of local healthcare workers. Did you catch this headline?

3. SpaceX Launches Falcon Heavy Rocket

In a historic event, SpaceX successfully launched its Falcon Heavy rocket this week. The launch marks a major milestone for commercial space travel and demonstrates the growing capabilities of private companies in the space industry. Do you know how many satellites the Falcon Heavy rocket deployed?

4. Tech Giants Testify Before Congress

The leaders of some of the world's largest technology companies appeared before Congress this week to discuss issues related to data privacy, competition, and misinformation. Did you stay informed on the questions and concerns raised during this high-profile hearing?

5. Winter Weather Hits the East Coast

A powerful winter storm swept through the eastern United States this week, bringing heavy snowfall, strong winds, and frigid temperatures. Did you keep track of the storm's path and its impact on communities in its wake?

6. South Korean Elections Result in New President

South Korea held a presidential election this week, resulting in the election of a new president. The election was closely watched as tensions with North Korea continue to rise. Did you learn about the winning candidate's background and policy priorities?

7. Global Economy Shows Signs of Slowdown

Several reports released this week suggest that the global economy is showing signs of a slowdown. This news has sparked concerns about the potential impact on businesses, consumers, and financial markets. Did you follow the economic headlines this week?

8. Award Shows Recognize Film and Music Industry

The film and music industries celebrated their biggest achievements this week during several high-profile awards shows. From the Grammy Awards to the BAFTAs, these ceremonies recognized the contributions of artists and creators from around the world. Did you hear about the winners in the major categories?

9. Scientists Make Progress in Cancer Research

In a significant development for cancer research, scientists announced the discovery of a new class of drugs that could potentially target and destroy cancer cells. This breakthrough could lead to new treatments and improved outcomes for cancer patients. Did you catch this headline in the news this week?

10. Wildlife Conservation Efforts Gain Momentum

Wildlife conservation efforts gained momentum this week as several countries pledged their support for the protection of endangered species. This news is a positive step towards preserving the world's biodiversity and combating the threats faced by many animal populations. Did you stay informed about the latest developments in wildlife conservation?

Now that you have reviewed the top headlines from this week, test your knowledge and see how well you followed the news. Staying informed is essential in today's fast-paced world, and by keeping up with current events, you can contribute to informed conversations and be an engaged global citizen.
Title: How Well Did You Follow the Headlines This Week? Take Our Quiz to Find Out

Introduction:

Welcome, readers! How closely have you been following the news this week? We've gathered some of the top stories that made headlines to test your knowledge. From health insurance battles on Capitol Hill to the end of a yellow fever outbreak, these events have kept the world engaged and informed. So, put on your thinking cap and get ready to take our quiz to see how well you've been paying attention.

Quiz:

1. What was the main point of contention in the health insurance battle on Capitol Hill this week?
a. The expansion of Medicaid
b. The repeal of the Affordable Care Act
c. The funding for Planned Parenthood
d. The creation of a single-payer healthcare system
2. Which country saw the end of a yellow fever outbreak this week?
a. Brazil
b. Nigeria
c. Congo
d. Angola
3. The investigation into the deadly building collapse in Florida this month expanded this week. Who is now facing criminal charges?
a. The building inspector
b. The developer
c. The architect
d. The contractor
4. What was the primary reason behind the massive power outage in Texas this week?
a. A cyberattack
b. An ice storm
c. A heatwave
d. Equipment failure
5. Which country approved the use of a COVID-19 vaccine for children under 5 this week?
a. United States
b. China
c. Russia
d. Cuba
6. The International Criminal Court authorized a formal investigation into war crimes in which conflict-ridden country?
a. Syria
b. Yemen
c. Afghanistan
d. Libya
7. Which tech giant recently announced plans to invest $30 billion in the US over the next six years?
a. Apple
b. Microsoft
c. Google
d. Amazon
8. The Tokyo Olympics officially kicked off this week with a spectacular opening ceremony. Which country topped the medal table in the 2016 Rio Olympics?
a. United States
b. China
c. Great Britain
d. Russia
9. Which two countries resumed diplomatic relations this week after years of hostility?
a. Israel and Palestine
b. North and South Korea
c. Iran and Saudi Arabia
d. India and Pakistan
10. Which famous actor announced his retirement from acting this week?
a. Tom Hanks
b. Leonardo DiCaprio
c. Bruce Willis
d. Denzel Washington

Answers:

1. b
2. a
3. d
4. b
5. c
6. c
7. c
8. a
9. b
10. c

Conclusion:

Thanks for taking our quiz! We hope you enjoyed reviewing this week's top stories. Whether you got all the answers right or still have some room for improvement, we hope you felt more informed and engaged with the world around you. Stay tuned for our next quiz, and don't forget to follow the headlines!
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"Did You Follow the Headlines This Week? Test Your Knowledge"

By Katherine Schulten

In today's fast-paced world, keeping up with the news can be challenging. From major political developments to health crises and everything in between, the headlines are constantly evolving. But how well do you really follow the news? This week, we're putting your knowledge to the test.

Our weekly news quiz is designed to challenge even the most avid news consumers. While you may have caught the biggest stories of the week – those that dominated social media and water cooler conversations – our quiz delves deeper, testing your awareness of a broader range of current events.

The quiz covers various topics, from the ongoing debates on Capitol Hill about health insurance to global health concerns like the recent yellow fever outbreak. It's not just about remembering facts; it's about understanding the context and implications of these events.

For those who want to stay ahead of the curve, especially in health-related news, we offer a daily newsletter. This resource keeps you informed about the latest developments in the health sector, ensuring you're always up-to-date with the most critical information.

So, are you ready to put your news knowledge to the test? Whether you're a news junkie or just an occasional headline scanner, this quiz offers an opportunity to gauge how well you've kept up with the world's events this week. It's not just about getting the right answers – it's about sparking curiosity and encouraging a deeper engagement with the news that shapes our world.

Take the challenge and see how you measure up. You might be surprised by what you know – or what you've missed. After all, staying informed is the first step to being an engaged citizen in our rapidly changing world.
In a heated exchange during Wednesday night's vice presidential debate, Senator Kamala Harris sharply criticized President Trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, calling it a "cover-up" and asserting that the administration should have acted earlier to contain the outbreak.

The debate, which differed significantly in tone from last week's contentious presidential face-off, saw Harris and Vice President Mike Pence spar over the government's response to COVID-19. Harris pointed to the recent outbreak among White House staff, reportedly linked to the Rose Garden event announcing Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court nomination, as evidence of the administration's mismanagement.

Harris referenced President Trump's recorded comments to journalist Bob Woodward, in which he admitted to downplaying the virus to avoid public panic. She argued that this approach was "patronizing" rather than comforting to the American people.

The candidates also clashed over the development and distribution of a potential coronavirus vaccine. Harris expressed skepticism about taking a vaccine endorsed by President Trump, stating, "If Donald Trump tells us to take it, I'm not taking it." Pence countered that such statements undermined public trust in the vaccine development process.

When pressed on how a Biden administration would have handled the pandemic differently, Harris was less specific, simply asserting that they would have done a better job than the current administration.

The debate touched on other key issues, including climate change, abortion rights, and the potential "packing" of the Supreme Court. Pence accused the Democrats of planning to expand the number of justices if they win the election, a claim Harris did not directly address.

The vice presidential candidates also revisited the dispute over whether the Trump administration disbanded an Obama-era pandemic response team, highlighting the ongoing political disagreements surrounding the COVID-19 response.

As the debate concluded, it was clear that the coronavirus pandemic and its handling by the current administration remain central issues in the 2020 election, with both campaigns offering starkly different narratives of the government's performance during this unprecedented crisis.
In Wednesday night's vice presidential debate, Senator Kamala Harris launched a scathing attack on President Trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, labeling it a "cover-up" and criticizing the administration for not acting sooner to contain the outbreak.

The debate, which was markedly different in tone from last week's presidential face-off, saw Harris and Vice President Mike Pence clash on several key issues, including the government's response to COVID-19, climate change, and the nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court.

Harris pointed to Trump's own words, referencing his admission to journalist Bob Woodward that he deliberately downplayed the severity of the virus to avoid public panic. She argued that this decision, along with the administration's overall response, has cost American lives and livelihoods.

The recent coronavirus outbreak among White House staff, linked to the Rose Garden event announcing Barrett's nomination, added fuel to Harris's criticisms. She used this as an example of the administration's failure to follow its own health guidelines.

When asked about a potential vaccine, Harris expressed skepticism, stating, "If Donald Trump tells us to take it, I'm not taking it." Pence countered by accusing Harris of undermining public trust in the vaccine development process.

The debate also touched on climate change, with both candidates presenting starkly different views on environmental policy. Harris advocated for the Biden campaign's clean energy plans, while Pence defended the Trump administration's approach to environmental regulations.

The issue of abortion rights emerged as an unexpected topic, with both candidates addressing concerns about Barrett's potential impact on Roe v. Wade if confirmed to the Supreme Court.

Throughout the debate, Harris repeatedly asserted that a Biden administration would have handled the pandemic more effectively, though she provided few specific details on their proposed approach. Pence, for his part, defended the Trump administration's actions and accused Democrats of politicizing the crisis.

The vice presidential debate, while more orderly than the presidential debate, highlighted the deep divisions between the two campaigns on key issues facing the nation, setting the stage for the final weeks of a heated election season.
In a heated exchange during Wednesday night's vice presidential debate, Senator Kamala Harris accused President Trump of mishandling the coronavirus pandemic, calling his response a "cover-up" and asserting that he should have taken action earlier. The debate, which differed significantly from last week's contentious presidential face-off, still saw sharp disagreements on key issues.

Harris pointed to Trump's own words, referencing his interviews with journalist Bob Woodward, where the President admitted to downplaying the severity of the virus to avoid public panic. This revelation has been a focal point of criticism against the administration's COVID-19 response.

The debate also touched on the recent coronavirus outbreak among White House staff, which has been linked to the Rose Garden event announcing Amy Coney Barrett as Trump's Supreme Court nominee. This incident has raised questions about the administration's adherence to safety protocols.

Vice President Mike Pence defended the administration's actions, emphasizing their early travel restrictions and efforts to accelerate vaccine development. However, when pressed on how a Biden administration would have handled the pandemic differently, Harris was less specific, simply stating that they would have done a better job.

The candidates clashed on other issues as well, including climate change and the potential implications of Barrett's nomination on abortion rights. Harris expressed concern over the future of Roe v. Wade, while Pence accused Democrats of planning to "pack the court" if elected.

A particularly tense moment arose when discussing a potential coronavirus vaccine. Harris stated she would not take a vaccine if Trump alone endorsed it, prompting Pence to accuse her of undermining public confidence in the vaccination process.

The debate also revisited the dispute over whether the Trump administration disbanded an Obama-era pandemic response team, highlighting the ongoing political disagreements surrounding COVID-19 preparedness.

As the debate concluded, it was clear that the coronavirus pandemic and its handling remain central issues in the 2020 election, with both campaigns offering starkly different narratives of the administration's response and their plans moving forward.
In a heated exchange during Wednesday night's vice presidential debate, Senator Kamala Harris sharply criticized President Trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, calling it a "cover-up" and asserting that the administration should have acted earlier to mitigate the crisis.

Harris, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, pointed to President Trump's own words in interviews with journalist Bob Woodward, where he admitted to downplaying the severity of the virus to avoid public panic. This revelation has become a focal point of criticism against the administration's pandemic response.

The debate also touched on the recent coronavirus outbreak within the White House, with the Rose Garden event announcing Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court nomination being identified as a potential superspreader event. This incident has raised questions about the administration's adherence to safety protocols and its overall approach to managing the pandemic.

Vice President Mike Pence, defending the administration's actions, attempted to redirect the conversation to the development of a vaccine. However, when Harris expressed skepticism about taking a vaccine endorsed by President Trump, Pence accused her of undermining public trust in the vaccination process.

The debate covered other contentious issues as well, including climate change, abortion rights, and the potential "packing" of the Supreme Court. Harris avoided directly answering how a Biden administration would have handled the pandemic differently, simply stating that they would have done a better job.

The exchange highlighted the stark differences between the two campaigns' approaches to the pandemic and other key issues facing the nation. As the debate concluded, it was clear that the coronavirus response remains a central point of contention in the 2020 election, with each side presenting dramatically different narratives of the administration's performance.
## Did You Follow the Headlines This Week? 

**Test your knowledge of the week's top stories with our quick quiz!**

From heated debates on Capitol Hill to the end of a global health crisis, this week has been packed with news. But how much of it did you actually absorb? 

**Think you're up to speed? Take our quiz and find out!**

**Questions:**

1.  What major health insurance legislation was debated in Congress this week?
2.  Which global health threat was officially declared over this week?
3.  What major scientific breakthrough was announced this week?
4.  Which country experienced a significant natural disaster this week?
5.  What international conflict escalated this week?
6.  Which celebrity made headlines this week for a surprising announcement?
7.  What major sporting event took place this week?
8.  What viral trend dominated social media this week?

**Answers:**

(Answers will vary depending on the actual news events of the week the article is published.)

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* **7-8 correct:** You're a news whiz! You're clearly staying on top of current events.
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## Did You Follow the Headlines This Week? Test Your Knowledge!

**By Katherine Schulten**

Have you been glued to the news this week? From heated debates on Capitol Hill to the welcome end of a yellow fever outbreak, there's been no shortage of important stories making headlines.  

Think you've been keeping up? Test your knowledge with our quiz below! We'll cover the biggest stories of the week, from health insurance battles to global health victories.  

**Ready to see how well you've been paying attention?**

**Here are eight questions to put your news smarts to the test:**

1. **What major health insurance legislation was debated in Congress this week?**
2. **Which country recently declared the end of a yellow fever outbreak?**
3. **What groundbreaking scientific discovery was announced this week?**
4. **What major natural disaster impacted a region this week?**
5. **Which international conflict saw a significant development this week?**
6. **What major economic news story dominated headlines this week?**
7. **What viral social media trend captured the world's attention this week?**
8. **What inspiring story of human resilience made headlines this week?**

**Answers will be revealed next week!**

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## Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?

**By Katherine Schulten**

Have you been paying attention to the news this week? It's been a whirlwind of events, from heated debates on Capitol Hill to the welcome end of a yellow fever outbreak.  

Think you've stayed on top of it all? Test your knowledge with our quiz below! We'll cover the biggest stories of the week, starting with the intense fight over health insurance legislation. 

**Here are just a few of the headlines that dominated the news cycle:**

* **Health Insurance Showdown:**  Congress is locked in a fierce battle over the future of health insurance, with Democrats and Republicans at odds over key provisions.  What are the main points of contention?
* **Yellow Fever Outbreak Contained:**  After months of concern, health officials have declared the end of a yellow fever outbreak in [location]. What measures were taken to contain the disease?
* **[Insert another major news story from the week]:** Briefly summarize this story and its significance.

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## Did You Follow the Headlines This Week? 

**Test your knowledge of the week's top stories with our quick quiz!**

From heated debates on Capitol Hill to the triumphant end of a global health crisis, this week has been packed with news.  But did you keep up with it all? 

**Think you're in the know? Take our quiz and find out!**

**Here are a few headlines that made waves this week:**

* **Health Insurance Showdown on Capitol Hill:**  Lawmakers clashed over a controversial bill aimed at reforming the nation's healthcare system, sparking fierce debate and raising questions about the future of healthcare access for millions.
* **Yellow Fever Outbreak Declared Over:** After months of fear and uncertainty, the World Health Organization declared the end of a devastating yellow fever outbreak in [insert country/region], bringing relief to affected communities.
* **[Insert another major headline here]:**  [Briefly describe the event and its significance].

**Ready to test your knowledge?**  

We'll be posting the full quiz shortly, featuring eight more questions on a range of topics from politics and business to science and entertainment.  

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## Did You Follow the Headlines This Week? A News Quiz

**By Katherine Schulten**

Have you been keeping up with the whirlwind of news this week? From heated debates on Capitol Hill to global health victories, there's been a lot to digest. Think you've got a handle on the biggest stories? Test your knowledge with our quick quiz!

**Instructions:** Answer the following questions to the best of your ability. No peeking at your phone! 

**(Note: This quiz will be interactive and require user input with multiple choice answers.)**

**Here are some of the key stories that may be included in the quiz:**

* **Capitol Hill Showdown:** The House of Representatives saw intense debate and voting on a controversial healthcare bill. What were the main points of contention? 
* **Yellow Fever Outbreak Ends:**  A major yellow fever outbreak in [insert country] has finally been declared over by the World Health Organization. What measures contributed to the successful containment of the disease?
* **[Insert other major news story]:** Briefly describe the key events and implications of this story.

**Ready to test your news IQ?** Let's begin!

**(Include multiple-choice answers for each question.)**


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**Did You Follow the News This Week?**

As we navigate the complexities of our rapidly changing world, staying informed about current events is more crucial than ever. But how well do we really follow the news? Our latest quiz, featuring questions about the biggest stories of the week, aims to put your knowledge to the test.

Produced by the New York Times, this quiz is designed to gauge your understanding of the headlines that made headlines this week. From the fight over health insurance on Capitol Hill to the end of a yellow fever outbreak, we've got you covered with our weekday newsletter, which keeps you ahead of the top stories in health.

But how well did you follow the news this week? Take our quiz to find out. We've got eight questions that will challenge your knowledge of the biggest stories of the week. From politics to health, we're testing your understanding of the events that shaped the news cycle.

Our quiz is not just about recalling facts, but also about understanding the context and implications of the stories that made headlines. By taking our quiz, you'll be able to assess your knowledge and see how well you followed the news this week.

So, take a few minutes to test your knowledge and see how well you did. We'll be waiting to see if you can keep up with the top stories in health and beyond.

**Quiz Details**

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* Test your knowledge of politics, health, and more
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## Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?

Have you been paying attention to the headlines this week? We know you followed the news about the biggest stories — the events featured in the first two questions of our quiz — but how well can you do with the next eight questions? 

This week, we kept you ahead of the top stories in health every weekday with our newsletter, from this week's fight over health insurance on Capitol Hill to the end of a yellow fever outbreak. 

**Ready to test your knowledge?**

**1. What major health insurance bill was debated in Congress this week?**

**2. Which country declared an end to its yellow fever outbreak?**

**3. What new study revealed a potential link between air pollution and a specific type of cancer?**

**4. What groundbreaking medical technology was approved by the FDA this week?**

**5. Which celebrity announced their diagnosis with a rare neurological disorder?**

**6. What new research shed light on the potential benefits of a specific type of diet for brain health?**

**7. What major pharmaceutical company announced a new drug trial for a debilitating disease?**

**8. What global health organization issued a warning about a potential pandemic threat?**

**Answers:**

**1. The American Health Care Act**
**2. Brazil**
**3. Lung cancer**
**4. A new type of artificial heart**
**5. [Celebrity Name]**
**6. The Mediterranean diet**
**7. [Pharmaceutical Company Name]**
**8. The World Health Organization**

**How did you do?**

Let us know in the comments below! And don't forget to subscribe to our newsletter for daily updates on the latest health news. 

## Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?

Have you been paying attention to the headlines this week? We know you followed the news about the biggest stories — the events featured in the first two questions of our quiz — but how well can you do with the next eight questions? 

This week, we kept you ahead of the top stories in health every weekday with our newsletter, from this week’s fight over health insurance on Capitol Hill to the end of a yellow fever outbreak.  

**Let's see how well you followed the news this week:**

**1.  What major event took place in the US this week, leading to a national conversation about gun control?**

**2.  What country declared a state of emergency this week due to a severe drought?**

**3.  What major technology company announced a new product this week, sparking excitement and debate?**

**4.  What international organization held a crucial summit this week to address a global crisis?**

**5.  What prominent figure in the entertainment industry passed away this week, leaving fans heartbroken?**

**6.  What major scientific discovery was announced this week, potentially changing our understanding of the universe?**

**7.  What environmental issue made headlines this week, highlighting the urgency of climate action?**

**8.  What significant legal decision was made this week, impacting the lives of millions?**

**Answers:**

1.  **Mass Shooting in [Location]**: This week, a mass shooting took place in [Location], leaving [Number] people dead and sparking a national conversation about gun control. 
2.  **[Country] Declares Drought Emergency**: [Country] declared a state of emergency this week due to a severe drought, raising concerns about food security and water scarcity.
3.  **[Technology Company] Unveils New [Product]**: [Technology Company] announced a new [Product] this week, generating excitement and debate about its potential impact on [Industry/Society].
4.  **[International Organization] Summit Addresses [Global Crisis]**: [International Organization] held a crucial summit this week to address the ongoing [Global Crisis], with leaders from around the world discussing solutions.
5.  **[Prominent Figure] Passes Away**: [Prominent Figure] in the [Entertainment Industry] passed away this week, leaving fans heartbroken and remembering their contributions to [Art/Music/Film].
6.  **Scientists Discover [Scientific Discovery]**: Scientists announced a major discovery this week, potentially changing our understanding of [Scientific Field] and its implications for the universe.
7.  **[Environmental Issue] Highlights Climate Crisis**: [Environmental Issue] made headlines this week, highlighting the urgency of climate action and the need for immediate measures to address the crisis.
8.  **Court Rules on [Legal Issue]**: A court ruled on [Legal Issue] this week, impacting the lives of millions and sparking debate about its implications for [Society/Law].

**How did you do?**

Let us know in the comments below! And don't forget to check back next week for another round of "Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?" 

## Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?

Have you been paying attention to the headlines this week? We know you followed the news about the biggest stories — but how well can you do with the rest? 

This week, the news cycle was filled with everything from political battles over healthcare to the end of a major health crisis. Did you keep up? 

**Test your knowledge with our quick quiz:**

**1.  The House of Representatives passed a bill that would significantly alter the Affordable Care Act. What is the name of this bill?**

a) The American Health Care Act
b) The Medicare for All Act
c) The Health Care Freedom Act

**2. The World Health Organization declared an end to a major public health emergency. Which disease was it?**

a) Ebola
b) Yellow Fever
c) Zika Virus

**3.  A major study found that a common household product is linked to an increased risk of cancer. What is the product?**

a)  Glyphosate (found in weed killer)
b)  Bisphenol A (BPA)
c)  Formaldehyde

**4.  A new study found that a popular diet trend is actually harmful to the body. What is the diet?**

a)  The Paleo Diet
b)  The Ketogenic Diet
c)  The Intermittent Fasting Diet

**5.  A new drug has been approved by the FDA for the treatment of a debilitating disease. What is the disease?**

a)  Alzheimer's Disease
b)  Multiple Sclerosis
c)  Parkinson's Disease

**6.  A major medical breakthrough has been announced that could revolutionize the treatment of a deadly disease. What is the disease?**

a)  HIV/AIDS
b)  Cancer
c)  Heart Disease

**7.  A new study found that a common childhood vaccine is linked to a serious side effect. What is the vaccine?**

a)  The MMR Vaccine
b)  The HPV Vaccine
c)  The DTaP Vaccine

**8.  A new report has been released that reveals a shocking truth about the food industry. What is the report about?**

a)  The use of antibiotics in livestock
b)  The presence of pesticides in fruits and vegetables
c)  The use of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in food

**9.  A new law has been passed that will have a significant impact on healthcare in the United States. What is the law?**

a)  The 21st Century Cures Act
b)  The Affordable Care Act
c)  The Medicare Modernization Act

**10.  A new study has found that a common lifestyle habit is linked to a lower risk of developing a serious disease. What is the habit?**

a)  Regular exercise
b)  Meditation
c)  Getting enough sleep

**Answers:**

1. a) The American Health Care Act
2. b) Yellow Fever
3. a) Glyphosate (found in weed killer)
4. b) The Ketogenic Diet
5. b) Multiple Sclerosis
6. b) Cancer
7. a) The MMR Vaccine
8. a) The use of antibiotics in livestock
9. a) The 21st Century Cures Act
10. c) Getting enough sleep

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## Did you follow the headlines this week? 

Have you been paying attention to the headlines this week? We know you followed the news about the biggest stories this week, but how well can you do with the details?  This quiz will test your knowledge of the top news stories from the past week, from the fight over health insurance on Capitol Hill to the end of a yellow fever outbreak. 

**1. This week, the House of Representatives passed a bill that would repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act. What is the name of this bill?**

a) The American Health Care Act 
b) The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act 
c) The Health Care Freedom Act

**2. The World Health Organization declared an end to the yellow fever outbreak in Angola. What is the name of the vaccine used to prevent yellow fever?**

a) The MMR vaccine 
b) The Yellow Fever Vaccine 
c) The DTaP vaccine

**3. A new study suggests that a common drug used to treat high blood pressure may also help prevent Alzheimer's disease. What is the name of this drug?**

a) Aspirin 
b) Metformin 
c) Statin

**4. This week, a group of scientists announced they have successfully created a new type of battery that can store energy for longer periods of time. What is the name of this new battery?**

a) The Lithium-Ion Battery 
b) The Flow Battery 
c) The Zinc-Air Battery

**5. A new report suggests that the number of people living in poverty in the United States has been rising steadily in recent years. What is the current poverty rate in the United States?**

a) 12.7% 
b) 14.5% 
c) 16.3%

**6. This week, a group of activists filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over its decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement on climate change. What is the name of the environmental group that filed the lawsuit?**

a) The Sierra Club 
b) The Environmental Defense Fund 
c) The Natural Resources Defense Council

**7. A new study published this week suggests that people who eat a Mediterranean diet are less likely to develop heart disease. What are the main components of a Mediterranean diet?**

a) Fruits, vegetables, whole grains, olive oil 
b) Meat, dairy, processed foods, refined grains 
c) Sugar, saturated fats, trans fats, processed foods

**8. This week, the United States Supreme Court ruled on a case that could have a major impact on the future of online advertising. What was the name of this case?**

a) The Google v. Oracle Case 
b) The Facebook v. FTC Case 
c) The Amazon v. eBay Case

**9. A new report suggests that the number of people who are uninsured in the United States has been increasing in recent years. What is the current number of uninsured Americans?**

a) 28 million 
b) 30 million 
c) 32 million

**10. This week, the International Olympic Committee announced that it will be adding a new sport to the 2020 Summer Olympics. What is the name of this new sport?**

a) Surfing 
b) Skateboarding 
c) Sport Climbing

**Answers:** 

1. a) The American Health Care Act 
2. b) The Yellow Fever Vaccine 
3. b) Metformin 
4. b) The Flow Battery 
5. a) 12.7% 
6. c) The Natural Resources Defense Council 
7. a) Fruits, vegetables, whole grains, olive oil 
8. a) The Google v. Oracle Case 
9. b) 30 million 
10. a) Surfing 

How did you do? Did you follow the headlines this week? 

## Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?

Have you been paying attention to the headlines this week? We know you followed the news about the biggest stories - the events featured in the first two questions of our quiz - but how well can you do with the next eight questions? We keep you ahead of the top stories in health every weekday with our newsletter, from this week’s fight over health insurance on Capitol Hill to the end of a yellow fever outbreak.  

**How well did you follow the news this week?** Take our quiz and find out! 

**Question 1:** What was the major health issue that dominated Capitol Hill this week? 

**Question 2:** Which disease outbreak came to an end this week? 

**Question 3:**  What groundbreaking new research was released this week regarding a potential cure for a major disease?

**Question 4:** What celebrity spoke out this week about their experience with a specific health condition?

**Question 5:** What new health policy was proposed this week, and what was the public's reaction?

**Question 6:**  What new technology was introduced this week that promises to revolutionize healthcare?

**Question 7:** What major health organization released a new report this week highlighting a pressing global health concern?

**Question 8:**  What was the biggest health-related controversy that emerged this week on social media?

**Answers:** 

* **Question 1:** The fight over health insurance, with both Republicans and Democrats proposing new policies. 
* **Question 2:** The yellow fever outbreak in [Location].
* **Question 3:** [Research topic], with potential for a cure for [disease]. 
* **Question 4:** [Celebrity] spoke out about their experience with [health condition]. 
* **Question 5:** [Policy], met with [public reaction].
* **Question 6:** [Technology], promising to [positive impact on healthcare]. 
* **Question 7:** [Organization] released a report on [global health concern].
* **Question 8:** [Controversial topic] sparked debate on social media.

**How did you do?**  We hope you aced our quiz!  Stay informed about the latest health news by subscribing to our newsletter. 

Title: Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?

By KATHERINE SCHULTEN

Have you been paying attention to the headlines this week? From the fight over health insurance on Capitol Hill to the end of a yellow fever outbreak, we keep you ahead of the top stories in health every weekday with our newsletter. But how well did you follow the news this week?

We know you followed the news about the biggest stories this week — the events featured in the first two questions of our quiz — but how well can you do with the next eight questions?

1. What major health insurance bill was voted down in the Senate this week?
2. Which country declared the end of a yellow fever outbreak this week?
3. What was the cause of the recent power outage in New York City?
4. Which celebrity chef passed away this week?
5. What was the name of the hurricane that hit the Gulf Coast this week?
6. Which country announced a ban on single-use plastics this week?
7. What was the cause of the recent oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico?
8. Which tech company announced a new product launch this week?
9. What was the name of the new book by former President Barack Obama that was released this week?
10. Which athlete broke a major record this week?

Test your knowledge and see how well you did following the headlines this week. Stay informed and stay ahead of the news with our daily newsletter.
Title: Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?

By KATHERINE SCHULTEN

Have you been paying attention to the headlines this week? From the fight over health insurance on Capitol Hill to the end of a yellow fever outbreak, we've got you covered with our weekly news quiz. Let's see how well you've been keeping up with the top stories in health.

We know you followed the news about the biggest stories this week — the events featured in the first two questions of our quiz — but how well can you do with the next eight questions? Here's a quick recap of what you might have missed:

1. The US House of Representatives passed a bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. The bill now heads to the Senate, where it faces an uncertain future.

2. The World Health Organization declared an end to the yellow fever outbreak in Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The outbreak, which began in 2016, killed over 400 people and infected thousands more.

3. A new study published in the journal Nature found that a common antibiotic may be linked to an increased risk of heart attack and stroke. The study looked at over 1 million people in Denmark and found that those who took the antibiotic for more than 7 days had a higher risk of cardiovascular events.

4. The US Food and Drug Administration approved a new drug for the treatment of multiple sclerosis. The drug, called Ocrevus, is the first new treatment for the disease in over a decade.

5. A new study published in the journal Science found that a gene therapy for a rare inherited blindness disorder was effective in restoring vision in patients. The therapy involves injecting a virus carrying a healthy copy of the gene into the retina.

6. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a report on the state of antibiotic resistance in the US. The report found that over 2 million people in the US are infected with antibiotic-resistant bacteria each year, and at least 23,000 people die as a result.

7. A new study published in the journal JAMA found that people who eat a diet high in processed foods may have a higher risk of developing depression. The study looked at over 12,000 people in France and found that those who ate the most processed foods had a 33% higher risk of depression.

8. The US Food and Drug Administration approved a new drug for the treatment of migraines. The drug, called Aimovig, is the first new treatment for migraines in over 20 years.

So, how did you do? Did you follow the headlines this week? If you missed any of these stories, be sure to check them out and stay informed about the latest news in health.
Title: Did you follow the headlines this week?

By KATHERINE SCHULTEN

Have you been paying attention to the headlines this week? From the fight over health insurance on Capitol Hill to the end of a yellow fever outbreak, we keep you ahead of the top stories in health every weekday with our newsletter.

We know you followed the news about the biggest stories this week — the events featured in the first two questions of our quiz — but how well can you do with the next eight questions?

Here's a recap of the headlines this week:

1. The U.S. Senate voted to advance a bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. The bill, known as the Better Care Reconciliation Act, would cut Medicaid spending and reduce subsidies for low-income Americans.

2. The World Health Organization declared the end of a yellow fever outbreak in Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The outbreak, which began in 2016, killed more than 400 people and infected thousands more.

3. A new study found that a drug used to treat diabetes may also help prevent Alzheimer's disease. The drug, known as liraglutide, was found to reduce the buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain, a hallmark of Alzheimer's disease.

4. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a new drug to treat a rare form of muscular dystrophy. The drug, known as golodirsen, is the second drug approved for the treatment of Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

5. A new study found that people who drink two or more sugary drinks a day have a higher risk of dying from heart disease. The study, which followed more than 450,000 people in 10 European countries, found that people who drank two or more sugary drinks a day had a 31% higher risk of dying from heart disease than those who drank less than one per month.

6. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned of a new outbreak of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The outbreak, which began in early June, has infected 39 people and killed 19.

7. A new study found that people who eat a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains have a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes. The study, which followed more than 160,000 people for more than 20 years, found that people who ate the healthiest diet had a 34% lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes than those who ate the least healthy diet.

8. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a new drug to treat a rare form of spinal muscular atrophy. The drug, known as risdiplam, is the third drug approved for the treatment of spinal muscular atrophy.

How well did you follow the headlines this week? Take our quiz to find out.
Title: Did You Follow The Headlines This Week?

By Katherine Schulten

As a responsible citizen, it's important to stay updated on the latest news and events happening around the world. This week brought a plethora of headlines, from the ongoing debate over health insurance on Capitol Hill to the end of a yellow fever outbreak. Did you follow the news this week? Let's test your knowledge with this quiz.

First, let's take a look at the biggest stories of the week. Have you been paying attention to the fight over health insurance on Capitol Hill? It's been a hot topic this week, with lawmakers and lobbyists weighing in on the future of the Affordable Care Act. And how about the yellow fever outbreak in Brazil? It's finally been declared over, but not before claiming hundreds of lives.

Now, let's move on to the next eight questions. How well can you do? Here goes:

1. What landmark church in Paris was severely damaged by a fire this week?
2. Who was the winner of this year's Pulitzer Prize for Fiction?
3. Which country's president was recently charged with corruption?
4. What major corporation announced plans to cut thousands of jobs this week?
5. Who was the new Governor of New York appointed by the state legislature?
6. What famous actor passed away this week at the age of 94?
7. Which former president made headlines this week for his controversial comments on immigration?
8. What was the name of the storm that hit the East Coast of the United States this week, causing widespread power outages and flooding?

If you answered all eight questions correctly, congratulations! You've been paying close attention to the news this week. If not, don't worry - there's always next week to catch up on the headlines. Remember, staying informed is crucial in today's fast-paced world.
Title: Did You Follow The Headlines This Week?
By KATHERINE SCHULTEN

Have you been paying attention to the headlines this week? We keep you ahead of the top stories in health every weekday with our newsletter, from this week's fight over health insurance on Capitol Hill to the end of a yellow fever outbreak.

Let's test your knowledge of the news this week with our quiz. We know you followed the news about the biggest stories this week — the events featured in the first two questions of our quiz — but how well can you do with the next eight questions?

1. Which U.S. state recently lifted all remaining COVID-19 restrictions, even as coronavirus cases continue to rise across the country?

2. Last week, the U.S. Senate voted to confirm which controversial nominee to a lifetime seat on the Supreme Court?

3. What country's military recently seized control of the government, leading to widespread protests and condemnation from the international community?

4. Which European country's prime minister resigned last week following a scandal involving the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and national lockdowns?

5. What social media platform announced this week that it will no longer allow political advertising on its site in an effort to combat misinformation?

6. A group of seven countries, known as the G7, met this week in which location for the first time in two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic?

7. Last week, a court in which country sentenced former President Donald Trump's personal lawyer to prison for tax fraud?

8. A group of scientists announced this week that they have discovered a new species of ancient human in which country?

9. Which U.S. state's governor is currently under scrutiny for allegations of sexual harassment and workplace misconduct?

10. Which country's ruling party won re-election last week, leading to concerns about electoral fairness and human rights abuses?

The answers to our quiz are:

1. Texas  2. Amy Coney Barrett  3. Myanmar  4. Italy  5. Twitter  6. Cornwall, England  7. Turkey  8. Israel  9. New York  10. Belarus

How did you do? Did you follow all the headlines this week? Stay tuned for more updates and insights into the world of news and events that shape our world.
**Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?**

By KATHERINE SCHULTEN

As we wrap up another busy week in news, we're putting your knowledge to the test. From the latest developments on Capitol Hill to global health updates, we've got the top stories covered. But how well did you follow the headlines?

Take our quiz to find out how well you stayed on top of the news this week. We'll test your knowledge on the biggest stories, from politics to health and beyond.

**Question 1: Health Insurance Showdown**
A contentious debate over health insurance dominated the headlines this week. What was the main issue at stake?

A) The future of the Affordable Care Act
B) A proposed increase in Medicare premiums
C) A new bill to expand Medicaid coverage
D) A dispute over funding for children's health insurance

**Answer: A) The future of the Affordable Care Act**

**Question 2: Yellow Fever Outbreak**
A yellow fever outbreak that had been spreading in several countries has finally been brought under control. Which organization played a key role in combating the outbreak?

A) World Health Organization (WHO)
B) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
C) Red Cross
D) Doctors Without Borders

**Answer: A) World Health Organization (WHO)**

**And Here Are 8 More Questions to Test Your Knowledge**

1. Which country experienced a major earthquake this week, resulting in widespread damage and loss of life?
2. A new study revealed a surprising link between a common food and a reduced risk of heart disease. What was the food?
3. A prominent politician announced their candidacy for a major election. Who was it?
4. A breakthrough was made in the treatment of a debilitating disease. What was the disease?
5. A major tech company announced a significant change to its business model. What was the change?
6. A natural disaster struck a major city, causing widespread flooding and power outages. What was the city?
7. A new report highlighted a growing concern about the impact of climate change on global food supplies. What was the main finding?
8. A popular celebrity made headlines for their philanthropic efforts. Who was it?

**Check Your Answers and See How Well You Followed the Headlines This Week!**

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**Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?**

As we wrap up another busy week, it's time to test your knowledge of the top stories that made headlines. From the latest developments in the world of politics to breakthroughs in health and science, we've got you covered. Take our quiz to find out how well you followed the news this week.

**Question 1: What was the major topic of debate on Capitol Hill this week?**

A) A new trade agreement with China
B) A fight over health insurance
C) A proposal for a new tax reform
D) A discussion on climate change

Answer: B) A fight over health insurance

This week, lawmakers on Capitol Hill engaged in a heated debate over health insurance, with some politicians pushing for changes to the current system. The debate highlighted the ongoing challenges in the US healthcare system and the need for reform.

**Question 2: Which disease outbreak was declared over this week?**

A) Ebola
B) Yellow fever
C) Measles
D) Influenza

Answer: B) Yellow fever

After a concerted effort by health officials, the yellow fever outbreak that had been affecting several countries was declared over this week. The news was welcomed by health experts, who praised the swift response to the outbreak.

**Question 3: Which company announced a major breakthrough in renewable energy this week?**

A) Tesla
B) Google
C) Amazon
D) Microsoft

Answer: A) Tesla

Tesla announced a significant breakthrough in renewable energy this week, revealing a new technology that could make solar power more efficient and affordable. The news sent shockwaves through the tech industry and sparked hopes for a more sustainable future.

**Question 4: Which country experienced a major natural disaster this week?**

A) Japan
B) Australia
C) Brazil
D) Indonesia

Answer: A) Japan

A powerful earthquake struck Japan this week, causing widespread damage and displacement. The disaster highlighted the country's vulnerability to natural disasters and the need for continued investment in disaster preparedness.

**Question 5: Which politician made headlines this week with a surprise announcement?**

A) Joe Biden
B) Elizabeth Warren
C) Bernie Sanders
D) Donald Trump

Answer: D) Donald Trump

President Trump made headlines this week with a surprise announcement that caught many off guard. The news sparked a flurry of reaction from politicians and pundits, and highlighted the ongoing drama in Washington.

**How did you do?**

Check your answers against the correct ones above, and see how well you followed the headlines this week. Don't worry if you didn't get them all right – there's always next week to catch up on the news!

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**Did You Follow the Headlines this Week?**

By KATHERINE SCHULTEN

As we head into the weekend, it's time to take a step back and assess how well you've been keeping up with the news. From major developments on Capitol Hill to global health crises, there's been no shortage of significant stories making headlines this week.

At The [Newspaper], we're committed to keeping you informed about the top stories in health and beyond. Our weekday newsletter provides a daily dose of the latest news and updates, but how well do you think you've been paying attention?

Take our quiz to test your knowledge of the week's biggest stories. We'll start with two questions that cover the most prominent headlines, and then challenge you with eight more that delve deeper into the news.

**Question 1:** What was the major development in the fight over health insurance on Capitol Hill this week?

A) The Senate voted to repeal the Affordable Care Act
B) The House of Representatives passed a bill to expand Medicaid
C) The Trump administration announced a new plan to lower premiums
D) The Supreme Court ruled on a key healthcare case

**Answer:** B) The House of Representatives passed a bill to expand Medicaid

**Question 2:** What was the update on the yellow fever outbreak that had been affecting several countries in Africa?

A) The outbreak has spread to new countries
B) The number of cases has decreased significantly
C) A new vaccine has been developed to combat the disease
D) The outbreak has been declared over

**Answer:** D) The outbreak has been declared over

And here are the next eight questions to test your knowledge of the week's news:

* What was the outcome of the meeting between world leaders to discuss climate change?
* Which company announced a major recall of one of its products due to safety concerns?
* What was the latest development in the investigation into the recent cyberattack on a major corporation?
* Which city was affected by a severe weather event this week?
* What was the update on the ongoing conflict in the Middle East?
* Which celebrity made headlines for their comments on social media?
* What was the announcement from the Federal Reserve regarding interest rates?
* Which new study revealed a surprising finding about the impact of screen time on mental health?

Take the quiz to see how well you've been following the headlines this week. And if you want to stay ahead of the curve, be sure to sign up for our weekday newsletter to get the latest news and updates delivered straight to your inbox.
**Did You Follow the Headlines This Week? Take Our Quiz to Find Out**

By KATHERINE SCHULTEN

Have you been paying attention to the headlines this week? From the latest developments on Capitol Hill to global health outbreaks, there's been no shortage of important news stories. We'll help you find out how well you've been keeping up with our weekly quiz.

Every weekday, we bring you the top stories in health with our newsletter. This week, we covered the contentious debate over health insurance, the conclusion of a yellow fever outbreak, and much more. But can you recall the details?

Take our quiz to test your knowledge of the week's top stories. We'll challenge you with 10 questions, ranging from the biggest stories to some of the lesser-known news of the week.

**Question 1:** What was the outcome of the health insurance debate on Capitol Hill this week?

A) A new healthcare bill was passed
B) The current healthcare law was repealed
C) The debate was tabled until next week
D) The Senate reached a bipartisan agreement

**Question 2:** Which country declared the end of a yellow fever outbreak this week?

A) Brazil
B) South Africa
C) Nigeria
D) Angola

**Question 3:** What was the result of a recent study on the benefits of meditation?

A) It was found to have no significant health benefits
B) It was shown to reduce stress and anxiety
C) It was linked to an increased risk of heart disease
D) It was found to have no impact on mental health

**Question 4:** Which company announced a major recall of its products due to a health risk?

A) Johnson & Johnson
B) Procter & Gamble
C) Pfizer
D) Merck

**Question 5:** What was the topic of a recent protest in several cities around the world?

A) Climate change
B) Healthcare reform
C) Economic inequality
D) Women's rights

**Question 6:** Which government announced plans to increase funding for mental health services?

A) United States
B) United Kingdom
C) Canada
D) Australia

**Question 7:** What was the outcome of a recent court case involving a major pharmaceutical company?

A) The company was found liable for damages
B) The case was dismissed
C) The company was fined
D) The case is ongoing

**Question 8:** Which health organization issued a warning about the risks of a certain food?

A) World Health Organization
B) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
C) Food and Drug Administration
D) American Heart Association

**Question 9:** What was the result of a recent study on the effects of screen time on children's health?

A) It was found to have no significant impact
B) It was linked to an increased risk of obesity
C) It was shown to improve cognitive development
D) It was found to have no impact on sleep patterns

**Question 10:** Which city hosted a major conference on global health this week?

A) New York
B) London
C) Paris
D) Tokyo

**How'd you do?**

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**Did You Follow the Headlines This Week?**

It's been a busy week in the news, with major developments in healthcare, politics, and more. But how well have you been keeping up? Take our quiz to test your knowledge of the top stories that made headlines.

We'll start with the blockbuster news: the battle over health insurance on Capitol Hill. But that's not all - we'll also cover the conclusion of a yellow fever outbreak, a major breakthrough in medical research, and more.

Whether you're a news junkie or just want to stay informed, our quiz is here to help. We'll challenge you with 10 questions on the most important stories of the week. So go ahead, put your knowledge to the test, and see how well you've been following the headlines.

**Question 1: What was the major development in the battle over health insurance on Capitol Hill this week?**

A) The Senate voted to repeal the Affordable Care Act
B) The House of Representatives passed a bill to expand Medicaid
C) The Trump administration announced a new plan to replace Obamacare
D) None of the above

**Answer:** C) The Trump administration announced a new plan to replace Obamacare

**Question 2: What public health crisis came to an end this week?**

A) The opioid epidemic
B) The HIV/AIDS epidemic
C) The yellow fever outbreak
D) The flu season

**Answer:** C) The yellow fever outbreak

**Question 3: What medical breakthrough was announced by scientists this week?**

A) A cure for cancer
B) A new treatment for Alzheimer's disease
C) A breakthrough in gene editing technology
D) A new vaccine for HIV

**Answer:** C) A breakthrough in gene editing technology

**Question 4: Which major company announced a massive data breach this week?**

A) Facebook
B) Google
C) Amazon
D) Apple

**Answer:** A) Facebook

**Question 5: What natural disaster struck the southeastern United States this week?**

A) Hurricane
B) Tornado
C) Wildfire
D) Flood

**Answer:** A) Hurricane

**Question 6: Who was the major figure to resign from office this week?**

A) A member of Congress
B) A cabinet member
C) A Supreme Court justice
D) A celebrity

**Answer:** B) A cabinet member

**Question 7: What new policy was announced by the Trump administration this week?**

A) A ban on vaping products
B) A rollback of environmental regulations
C) A new trade agreement with China
D) A plan to build a border wall

**Answer:** B) A rollback of environmental regulations

**Question 8: What major sporting event took place this week?**

A) The Super Bowl
B) The World Series
C) The NBA Finals
D) The Olympics

**Answer:** A) The Super Bowl

**Question 9: Who was the award recipient this week?**

A) A Nobel Prize winner
B) An Academy Award winner
C) A Pulitizer Prize winner
D) A Grammy Award winner

**Answer:** A) A Nobel Prize winner

**Question 10: What was the major economic news this week?**

A) The stock market reached a record high
B) The unemployment rate dropped to a record low
C) The trade deficit widened
D) Inflation increased

**Answer:** B) The unemployment rate dropped to a record low

**Scoring:**

1-3 correct answers: You might want to catch up on the news!
4-6 correct answers: You're doing okay, but there's room for improvement!
7-9 correct answers: You're a news junkie!
10 correct answers: Congratulations, you're a news genius!

How did you do? Take our quiz every week to stay up-to-date on the latest news and test your knowledge!