Morning news brief: Brazil clears ex-prez of corruption charges, CDC issues fresh mask guidelines, and more
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Here are the biggest news stories of the morning: Protesters in Myanmar continue to rage, White House releases statement on UK's Royal Family drama, CDC says vaccinated people may stop wearing masks, and more. Click on the headline to read the full story.
Anti-coup protesters 'barricaded' in buildings by Myanmar security forces in Yangon: UN
People who have been vaccinated can meet other vaccinated people without masks: CDC
Brazil Supreme Court judge clears ex-president Lula of corruption charges
'No syringes, no beds': Paraguay protests build amid impeachment calls
China says hopes US will remove 'unreasonable' curbs on cooperation
Japan downgrades fourth-quarter GDP as companies scale back spending
Russia risking lives by running disinformation campaign against vaccines: US
Harry, Meghan show 'courage' in airing mental struggles: White House
Watch: After 2 months of home learning UK students back to school
