Fox News is in hot water once again after seemingly criticizing President Joe Biden for visiting Delaware. On Friday morning, the Fox News Twitter account tweeted an article that read, “Biden flying to Delaware despite CDC warnings to avoid travel.” The article takes aim at Biden for visiting the state, …
Read More »Johnson & Johnson Requests Emergency Approval Of Its COVID-19 Vaccine
On Thursday, Johnson & Johnson asked U.S. regulators to allow emergency use of its COVID-19 vaccine. If regulators approve, the vaccine will become the third available vaccine in the U.S. within weeks, The Wall Street Journal reports. Last week, results from an international trial revealed that a single shot of …
Read More »Live Nation Joins Long List Of Companies Suing Insurance Company Over Failure To Cover Losses Related To Covid-19
Live Nation filed a lawsuit against its insurance company for allegedly refusing to cover hundreds of millions of dollars in losses caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. On Jan. 29, Live Nation sued insurance company Factory Mutual claiming the company is refusing to uphold its premium policy it sold the entertainment …
Read More »Uber Is Buying Alcohol Delivery Service Drizly For $1.1 Billion
Adding to its delivery options, Uber will acquire alcohol delivery service Drizly for $1.1 billion in stock and cash. Drizly will be added to Uber’s food delivery app and will also have an app of its own. “Wherever you want to go, and whatever you need to get, our goal …
Read More »Biden Administration To Send COVID-19 Vaccines To Retail Pharmacies
The Biden administration will begin distributing COVID-19 vaccines directly to retail pharmacies as early as next week. The administration will announce Tuesday, which will detail its plan to provide a limited supply of vaccines to pharmacies throughout the country to meet the growing demand for the vaccine and speed up …
Read More »Missouri Teen Who Beat Cancer Three Times Dies From Covid-19 Complications
A Missouri teenager who beat cancer three times has just passed away from Covid-19 complications. Aspen Deke, 17, was diagnosed with the Philadelphia chromosome-positive form of acute lymphoblastic leukemia at the age of four. At the time, she was given a dire prognosis. On Saturday, the teen passed away while …
Read More »New York Vaccination Site Launched For Latinos In COVID-19 Hot Spot Community Is Overwhelmed With White People From Outside Areas
Mayor Bill de Blasio is outraged after learning that a coronavirus vaccination site in a Latino community in New York City hit hard by COVID-19 saw many White people from other areas show up to the site to get the shot. “The more I learn about this, the angrier I …
Read More »Florida Woman Who Fostered Over 300 Kids Passes Away From COVID-19
A Florida family continues to mourn the loss of their beloved matriarch, who fostered over 300 kids and adopted seven after she passed away due to coronavirus-related complications. Earlier this month, Susan (Sue) Braley, 66, had woken up one morning with a sore throat. Having suffered from a pre-existing condition, chronic obstructive …
Read More »4-Year-Old Paralyzed After COVID-19 Battle Causes Spinal infection
A 4-year-old has been left paralyzed after a battle with COVID-19 left her with spinal column inflammation. Stella Martin was taken to San Juan Regional Medical Center in Farmington, New Mexico, in April 2020 after complaining of back pain. The girl’s mother, Cassandra Yazzie, said that the girl ran to …
Read More »A Manager At A Chick-Fil-A Saved A COVID-19 Vaccination Drive-Thru After Traffic Backed Up
A South Carolina town needed assistance when a drive-thru coronavirus vaccine clinic got backed up-, so the mayor called a professional for help: a Chick-fil-A manager. According to CNN, Jerry Walkowiak, who is the manager of a nearby Chick-fil-A, came to the rescue after local hospitals in Mount Pleasant opened …
Read More »Massachusetts Congressman Rep Stephen Lynch Tests Positive For Covid-19 After Receiving Vaccine
Massachusetts Democratic Rep. Stephen Lynch, who had been vaccinated for Covid-19, tested positive for the virus on Friday afternoon, according to his spokeswoman. CNN reports that Lynch is described as asymptomatic and plans to isolate and vote by proxy in Congress over the coming week. “This afternoon U.S. Representative Stephen …
Read More »CDC Announces Masks Will Be Required On All Public Transportation
On Friday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that the United States will now require masks on all public transportation. According to CNN, this includes buses, trains, taxis, airplanes, boats, subways, or ride-share vehicles while traveling into, within, and out of the U.S. The request goes into effect at 11:59 p.m. …
Read More »Critics Blame CVS And Walgreens For Slow Rollout Of Vaccine To Elderly And Long-Term Care Community
Health officials are blaming Walgreens and CVS for the slow rollout of the Covid-19 for nursing homes and long-term care facilities. According to CBS News, the federal government chose Walgreens and CVS as the main leaders in distributing the coronavirus vaccine. Critics say the vaccine rollout was poorly put together …
Read More »Johnson & Johnson Announces Its COVID-19 Vaccine, 85 Percent Effective Against Virus
Medical device company Johnson & Johnson said it has a Covid-19 vaccine that is 85 percent effective against the sometimes fatal virus. We’re almost as tired of hearing about Covid-19 as we were about 45. The latest news about Rona comes from Johnson & Johnson, which just announced its coronavirus …
Read More »Data Shows That Nursing Home Deaths In New York Were Undercounted
Attorney General Letitia James released a 76-page report revealing that nursing home deaths in New York were misrepresented. The report states that the death count could be off by 50% because the state only counted those who died on facility grounds and not those who died at the hospital. According …
Read More »Over 1,000 Students At Columbia University On Tuition Strike For Pandemic Concessions
More than 1,000 Columbia University students have banded together and are withholding this semester’s tuition as they demand that the prestigious university lower its cost amid heavy financial burdens and the move to remote learning prompted by the Covid-19 pandemic. According to NBC News, the students started their strike last …
Read More »South African Variant of Covid-19 Detected In The US For The First Time
A new variant of the coronavirus originally identified in South Africa has emerged in the United States, posing another public health challenge to a country that is already overwhelmed and losing more than 3,000 people a day to COVID-19. According to Yahoo News, this mutated version of the virus was …
Read More »Dr. Fauci Warns Authorities To Assume The Worst When It Comes To Mutated COVID-19 Strains
On Sunday, the country’s top infectious-disease expert warned that the new strain of COVID-19 is more virulent, and authorities should assume the worst. “We need to assume now that what has been circulating dominantly in the U.K. does have a certain degree of increase in what we call virulence, namely …
Read More »Almost 80,000 People Have Died From COVID-19 In The U.S. This Month
January has been the deadliest month for COVID-19, surpassing December’s record of deaths. 80,000 people have died this month from the virus, according to data from John Hopkins University. “The brutal truth is it’s going to take months before we can get the majority of Americans vaccinated. Months. In the …
Read More »Mask Wearers Developing Face Breakouts Called “Maskitis”
With mask orders still in full effect to slow the spread of COVID-19, many people are experiencing a skin rash known as “maskitis.” This condition causes blemishes to be produced by humidity and friction created by the masks. Skincare expert Dr. Dennis Gross says that the breakout is often confused …
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