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Jan 01 2022
Opinion
Forecasting the world in 2022
The world on the brink of 2022 seems an especially unpredictable, and unsettling, place. For the first time, two FT forecasts this year ask if Russia and China will invade neighbours (we say no, but that may be wishful thinking). Less optimistically, our forecasters warn a more infectious coronavirus variant than Omicron could yet emerge, inflation will not return to US targets, tighter
Financial TimesMar 10 2022
News
Thirteen gubernatorial battleground elections to take place in 2022
Thirty-six states will hold elections for governor in 2022. Of those, Ballotpedia has identified 13 as general election battlegrounds: Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Wisconsin.
These battleground races were selected using the following criteria:
the results of the 2020 presidential
BallotpediaDec 30 2021
Opinion
The C.D.C. Has New Covid Guidelines. This Is What It Got Wrong.
For nearly two years, American officials have changed recommendations on how to manage the coronavirus. On Monday we got one of the biggest shifts yet: Infected people, who had long been told to isolate for at least 10 days, now have to isolate for only five days if they feel fine, regardless of vaccination status. On one level, this decision by the Centers for Disease Control and
New York Times (Opinion)Apr 22 2021
Opinion
Four steps this Earth Day to avert environmental catastrophe
Today is Earth Day, which should provide us with an opportunity to pause and confront the awful predicament humanity faces. We eat microplastics, breathe pollution and watch other life-forms decline to extinction. We face intersecting poverty, health, climate and biodiversity crises. Our global predicament is that consumption by the wealthy is driving us towards planetary disaster, yet
The GuardianFeb 10 2022
News
See Mask Mandates and Guidance in Each State
With the Omicron wave subsiding, many governors are once again revising mask rules and making plans to lift mandates for the general public, and in some cases in schools. Here is a list of upcoming changes:
Delaware will end its indoor mask mandate on Feb. 11 but will keep requirements for schools through March.
Rhode Island also will lift indoor mask requirements on Feb. 11 but
New York Times (News)Dec 29 2021
News
New CDC isolation guidelines raise concerns among health experts
More than 200,000 people are testing positive for COVID-19 in the U.S. each day. Until this week, a positive test meant you should stay home for 10 days to avoid infecting others. Now, those who don't have symptoms after five days can go back to their regular activities, as long as they wear a mask, according to updated guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The
NPR (Online News)May 12 2022
News
In 2021, US drug overdose deaths hit highest level on record, CDC data shows
Drug overdoses in the United States were deadlier than ever in 2021, according to provisional data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Nearly 108,000 people died of drug overdoses in 2021, and about two-thirds of those deaths involved fentanyl or another synthetic opioid.
Overdose deaths have been on the rise for years in the US, but surged amid the Covid-19
CNN DigitalJan 26 2022
Opinion
Andrew Yang Wants To Break the Two-Party System
Independents are now America's largest group of voters.
After George Bush's presidency, fewer people called themselves Republicans. After Obama's, fewer called themselves Democrats.
How will these independents vote?
Andrew Yang hopes they'll vote for him.
In my latest video, the former Democrat explains why he's started a new party, the Forward Party.
"Our
John StosselApr 01 2022
News
‘Recognition of failure’: A shift urged in global vaccination strategy
Global health organizations are considering changing their Covid-19 vaccination pledges — a move that could leave millions of people without first shots as countries reprioritize at-risk groups in the coming months, according to four people familiar with the matter.
In June 2021, the World Health Organization initially proposed that 70 percent of the world population be vaccinated by
PoliticoAug 20 2022
News
Trump Reportedly Now Fuming He Endorsed Dr. Oz For Senate
Former President Donald Trump is increasingly upset he endorsed former TV personality Mehmet Oz to run for a Senate seat in Pennsylvania, sources have told Rolling Stone.
He’s going to “f**king lose” unless something drastically changes, Trump has complained about his pick, two sources who have discussed November’s midterm elections with Trump told the publication.
Oz, a heart
HuffPost