China could reopen in March, but zero-Covid has shaken confidence in supply chains, economist says
While Chinese authorities could gradually unwind restrictions in March, zero-Covid policies are starting to hurt global confidence in the country's...
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Why Alibaba and Other Chinese Stocks Are Surging Despite Covid Unrest
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‘I never really got better’ — long Covid patients share their struggle with ongoing symptoms and the health-care system
Michael Bryand, 35, first got Covid in September 2020. "I never really got better," he said in a sit-down interview...
Babies’ COVID hospitalizations as high as seniors’ amid Omicron
Infants younger than 6 months had the same rate of hospitalization as seniors age 65 to 74 during this summer’s...
Coronavirus Today: Feeling the loss of Latino grandparents
Good evening. I’m Karen Kaplan, and it’s Tuesday, Nov. 29. I hope you had a relaxing and COVID-free Thanksgiving break....
Illinois Coronavirus Updates: What to Do If You’re Sick, How Many Tests to Take
Feeling ill after the holiday gatherings last week? Experts say there are some steps you should consider taking. Here's what...
Duval County residents can now apply for rental and utility assistance
DUVAL COUNTY; Fla. – Duval County residents can start applying for rent or utility bill assistance starting Wednesday. This is...
GovExec Daily: COVID-19, Anxiety and the Workplace
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Despite ongoing Covid risks, more employees consider cutting back on health-care benefits
Tech startup company Fast Chief Communications Officer Jason Alderman (R) talks with an employee on the first day working in...
DeSantis-backed school boards begin ousting Florida educators
Conservative school board candidates are in office — and are purging some educational leaders who enforced Covid-19 mandates. | Lynne...