Hard hit by COVID-19, Black Americans are recovering slowly – National Geographic
Linda Butler-Johnson, a 61-year-old widow, hasn’t had steady work for two years, not since she was laid off from her...
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Richard Irvin’s inconsistencies before and after announcing governor run – Chicago Tribune
In his bid for the Republican nomination for governor, Richard Irvin has been plagued by inconsistencies between his past actions...
Is monkeypox becoming Covid-19-like pandemic? Top US health expert explains – Hindustan Times
Top US health expert Dr Faheem Younus said it is likely that monkeypox would cause a Covid-19-like pandemic in the...
Board of Regents races in Clark County bring both newcomers and familiar faces – Nevada Current
The Board of Regents is a 13-member elected board that sets policies and approves budgets for the Nevada System of...
Think Airport Crowds Are Bad Now? Wait ’Til Summer – WIRED
The appetite to travel again after more than two years of lockdowns and mask mandate debates has yielded one completely...
Reports of ‘Paxlovid rebound’ have Covid experts looking for theories – STAT
As he was treating some of the nation’s first coronavirus patients, Andre Kalil noticed something unusual about the new virus:...
US Failed on COVID-19. Canada Shows a Better Way | Time – TIME
646,970 lives. This is the number of Americans who would be alive today if the United States had the same...
New data shows how omicron has impacted kids in Minnesota – Bring Me The News
It's been well over 800 days since the first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in Minnesota on March 5, 2020,...
Sarah Godlewski claims a ‘common sense, pragmatic’ lane – Wisconsin Examiner
In the Democratic contest to challenge Republican Sen. Ron Johnson’s bid for a third term, each of the leading candidates...
Are COVID Vaccines Still Blocking Severe Disease? – The Atlantic
For the past year and a half, since the COVID-19 vaccines first became available—even as last summer’s reprieve gave way...