"Tuesday's Top 7 Must-Knows: September 12 Edition"
The Biden administration has advanced a prisoner swap deal with Iran, issuing a waiver for banks to transfer $6 billion in frozen Iranian oil funds to secure the release of five American citizens detained in Iran. The FDA has approved a new coronavirus vaccine targeting the omicron subvariant, with eligibility yet to be determined. Morocco has been slow to accept foreign earthquake aid following a 6.8-magnitude earthquake, baffling foreign officials. The Justice Department's antitrust trial against Google begins, potentially impacting the tech landscape. Hurricane Lee poses a growing threat to eastern New England, with significant storm hazards expected. Drew Barrymore is bringing back her talk show amid the Hollywood strikes.
