China’s Growth Now Seen Below 5% Through 2024 on Covid Zero Risk
(Bloomberg) -- China’s economic growth outlook is darkening, with economists downgrading their forecasts through 2024 as many bet Beijing will...
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Cape Elizabeth High School closes for one day amid a COVID-19 outbreak
The Cape Elizabeth school board held an emergency session on Thursday night to address a spike in absences due to...
WHO reports rise in global TB cases, deaths
The latest report on tuberculosis from the World Health Organization (WHO) shows that the negative trends that began with the...
15% of US COVID-19 survivors still have symptoms after a year
A study of more than 16,000 American COVID-19 survivors reveals that 15% still had symptoms 2 months later to 1...
Tudor Dixon amplified racist remarks, conspiracies on her TV show
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No entry: These are all the countries that are still closed to tourists thanks to COVID
After two years of tough restrictions, travel has started to resemble the pre-pandemic ‘normal.’From vaccination certificates to testing to last-minute...
Dissecting Gretchen Whitmer’s False Claim That Michigan Students Were Only Out of Classrooms ‘For Three Months’
Democrats In some cases, students struggled with remote learning for more than a year Democratic Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer /...
U.S. business sentiment in China hits record low as zero-COVID persists
By Josh HorwitzSHANGHAI (Reuters) - Optimism among U.S. businesses in China has hit record low levels, an annual survey showed...
American companies increasingly look outside of China after Covid
Parts of Shanghai have faced intermittent restrictions on business due to Covid controls, even after a broader two-month lockdown ended...
CDC’s move paves way for California to require school COVID vaccines — but lawmakers have given up for now
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s vaccination advisors voted last week to recommend all children get the COVID-19...