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Biden to Receive COVID Vaccine as Trump Remains on Sidelines | One Year to make a COVID Vaccine, and Yet Still No Aids or Cancer Cure 🤔
President-elect Joe Biden will receive his first dose of the coronavirus vaccine on live television as part of a growing effort to convince the American public the inoculations are safe. That he, Kamala Harris, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, and so on were one of the first to be chosen, coincidentally🤔. This broadcast of a public…
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U.S. Congress ready to pass $900 billion COVID-19 aid bill
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Congress on Monday was scrambling to pass a $900 billion coronavirus aid package meant to stimulate a pandemic-hit economy, following seven months of partisan bickering over the measure’s contents. The White House-backed bill includes $600 payments to most Americans as well as additional payments to the millions of people thrown…
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What You Need To Know As The First COVID-19 Vaccine Heads Your Way
Updated at 6:17 p.m. ET, Thursday, Dec. 17 Now that the Food and Drug Administration has issued an emergency authorization for the first COVID-19 vaccine to be deployed in the U.S., you may have a lot of questions about what this means for you and the people you love. Here’s what we know so far:…
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First Covid-19 Vaccine Given to U.S. Public | But still no Vaccine for Aids or Cancer etc.
The first U.S. Covid-19 vaccinations outside of clinical trials began Monday, kicking off the most urgent mass immunization campaign since polio shots were rolled out in the 1950s. That mostly affected the black community. A black nurse in New York was among the first to receive the shot Monday morning, and health workers throughout the…
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Google was hit with massive outage, including YouTube, Gmail and Google Classroom
Google’s services went down for about an hour Monday in a massive outage that prevented many people from watching YouTube videos, accessing their Google Docs or sending email on Gmail. The outage also made Google Classroom temporarily unavailable, preventing many students learning remotely from accessing their classes. A little after 8 am ET, most of…
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A Black community in Louisiana fights a new chemical facility that threatens their health—and the sanctity of their long-hidden past.
ON a 90-degree day in June 2020, a few dozen people walk across a field in Louisiana’s St. James Parish on the west bank of the Mississippi River. Tall grass brushes their waistbands as they head for a plot surrounded by a chain-link fence. They block the blazing sun with umbrellas and fan themselves with…
