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Aug 28 2020
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Trump 'Willing to Sign' $1.3 Trillion Relief Bill; Democrats Hold Out for $2.2 Trillion
White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows said Friday that President Donald Trump was willing to sign a coronavirus relief bill totaling $1.3 trillion. Meadows' remarks come after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday that economic stimulus talks are stalled after a roughly 25-minute phone conversation with Meadows. Meadows said that the while the $1.3 trillion package was over the $1.1
New York Post (News) Politico The HillMay 03 2021
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Vaccines Credited as New COVID-19 Cases, Deaths Decline
Health experts and public officials say COVID-19 vaccinations are helping reduce new daily infections and deaths in the U.S. The seven-day average number of new infections dropped roughly 34% in the past two weeks, and the number of coronavirus-related deaths has fallen by nearly 80% since January. Dr. Anthony Fauci said in a recent interview that when the share of the U.S. population that's
U.S. News & World Report Wall Street Journal (News) Washington ExaminerAug 12 2021
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Perspectives: Natural Immunity From COVID-19
The subject of natural immunity from COVID-19 is coming up more amid debates about the coronavirus vaccine, vaccine mandates and the spread of the Delta variant. According to multiple studies, people who survived COVID-19 are significantly less susceptible to reinfection; however, the length of immunity is unknown and likely differs from person to person. The Centers for Disease Control and
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CDC Recommends Vaccinated People Wear Masks Indoors in High Transmission Areas
The Centers for Disease Control on Tuesday recommended that vaccinated people in areas with “substantial or high” COVID-19 transmission wear masks in public indoor settings. As of Tuesday, 46% of U.S. counties had “high transmission” and 17% had “substantial transmission,” including most counties in most Southern and Western states; every county in Arkansas, Florida and Louisiana had high
The Daily Wire The Hill CNN (Online News)Dec 31 2020
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McConnell Says $2,000 Checks Have "No Realistic Path" to Quick Senate Passage
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said Wednesday that proposed $2,000 stimulus checks have "no realistic path to quickly pass the Senate." He then introduced his own proposal, which would include the $2,000 checks but also repeal Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act and set up a committee to study election integrity. His comments cast doubt on the possibility of more
New York Times (News) Reuters National Review (News)Jan 14 2021
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Biden Proposes $1.9 Trillion Stimulus Plan, $1400 Checks For Americans
On Thursday, President-elect Joe Biden called for swift action on his $1.9 trillion COVID-19 economic relief proposal. Biden's proposal, called the American Rescue Plan, would allot $400 billion for COVID-19 tests and vaccines, $400 billion in aid to businesses and $1 trillion in direct relief to Americans in the form of $1,400 one-time payments. It would also include $400 a week in extended
Vox The Hill Washington ExaminerMar 18 2023
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New Analysis Suggests Wuhan Raccoon Dogs As Possible Origin Of COVID-19
A new analysis by an international group of researchers found evidence that COVID-19 originated from infected animals sold at a market in Wuhan, China.
The Details: A French scientist uncovered genetic data uploaded by Chinese researchers to the global virology database GISAID. The data suggested raccoon dogs sold at the market could have been carrying the virus; it disappeared from the
The Atlantic The Hill Washington ExaminerJul 20 2020
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Health Experts, Public Officials Weigh In On Reopening Schools
Many schools transitioned to online schoolrooms after the coronavirus outbreak in mid-March; now, as back-to-school season approaches, public officials, health experts and educators weigh in on the debate surrounding in-person classrooms. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and other health organizations released a statement July 10 advocating for the safe reopening of schools. The
CNN (Online News) The Daily Caller USA TODAYAug 11 2020
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Russia Announces World’s First COVID-19 Vaccine
On Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that Russia had granted regulatory approval for the world’s first coronavirus vaccine, developed by the Moscow-based Gamaleya Institute. Putin claimed that the vaccine, named “Sputnik V,” was safe and effective, and that it had already been given to his daughter. The vaccine has garnered scientific skepticism since it was hinted at last
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Paxlovid, Pfizer's COVID-19 Pill, May Mix Poorly With Other Common Medications
According to a report from NBC News, experts are warning that new antiviral pills to treat COVID-19 may not be safe for everyone.
Pfizer's Paxlovid pills were authorized by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) last week for high-risk individuals, but there are concerns about how the medication will mix with treatments for other ailments. A pharmaceutical scientist told NBC News that
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