In the week ending March 11, the new
variant made up 23.1% of all coronavirus infections in the United States.
I would expect that we might see an uptick in cases here in the United States because, only a week or so ago, , Dr. Anthony Fauci, via ABC News.
... the CDC came out with their modification of the metrics
for what would be recommended for masking indoors, , Dr. Anthony Fauci, via ABC News .
... and much of the country
right now is in that zone,
where masking indoors
is not required.
, Dr. Anthony Fauci, via ABC News.
Several countries in the European Union
have reported a drastic rise in
cases in the last two weeks.
According to Johns Hopkins University,
cases more than doubled in the
United Kingdom in the last two weeks,
with 93,943 new cases reported on March 16.
According to Johns Hopkins University,
cases more than doubled in the
United Kingdom in the last two weeks,
with 93,943 new cases reported on March 16.
Europe has been an important sign of what we can expect in the U.S. , Dr. John Brownstein, epidemiologist, Boston Children's Hospital, via ABC News.
Rising infections, an increase
in variant prevalence and a slow booster rollout is
likely a sign of a surge.
, Dr. John Brownstein, epidemiologist, Boston Children's Hospital, via ABC News.
Whether it will be another wave or small bump,
we don’t know yet.
, Dr. John Brownstein, epidemiologist, Boston Children's Hospital, via ABC News
Donald Trump's former COVID czar Anthony Fauci doesn't think very much of the Republican presidential nominee's bullet wound that he suffered during his.. TMZ.com
The FBI has identified the person who fired shots at former US President Donald Trump during his rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday. The suspect has been identified as Thomas Matthew Crooks. The FBI confirmed that the Republican who shot Trump used an AR-15. The US Secret Service is now investigating how a person with an AR-15 rifle entered the scene and was able to fire multiple shots. Former President Donald Trump was swarmed by Secret Service agents and rushed off the stage after the gunman opened fire at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania The shooter fired as many as eight rounds from an AR-style rifle while perched on a rooftop adjacent to the venue and was 200-300 yards away at the time of the shooting, law enforcement sources told ABC News.
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Joe Biden tells all in his first television interview since the presidential debate against Donald Trump. We're looking at the most-viewed primetime network shows on today's THR Charts: The Breakdown for Wednesday, July 10th.
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Justin Timberlake has been arrested. According to ABC News and CNN the pop singer has been arrested by local police in Sag Harbor, New York for allegedly driving while intoxicated. The arrest in the Hamptons took place on Monday night and Timberlake is expected to make a court appearance on Tuesday facing a DWI charge. The incident comes a day after the singer posted a sweet Father's Day message on his Instagram.
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In a recent interview with ABC News, President Joe Biden revealed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has heeded his warnings against launching a major military offensive in Rafah, Gaza. Biden detailed that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have adjusted their plans to execute a more precise operation rather than a full-scale invasion.
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DNC to Virtually Nominate , Biden and Harris.
DNC to Virtually Nominate , Biden and Harris.
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) will
virtually certify the president and vice president
as the party's nominees ahead of the Aug. 7 certification deadline in Ohio, ABC News reports. .
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) will
virtually certify the president and vice president
as the party's nominees ahead of the Aug. 7 certification deadline in Ohio, ABC News reports. .
The certification will also occur before the DNC's in-person convention beginning Aug. 19 in Chicago.
The DNC will still conduct ceremonial events commemorating the nominations at the convention.
The decision to virtually nominate Biden and Harris
was decided before the Ohio Senate met on May 28, questioning whether Biden could "appear on the state's general election ballot in November," ABC News reports.
The decision to virtually nominate Biden and Harris
was decided before the Ohio Senate met on May 28, questioning whether Biden could "appear on the state's general election ballot in November," ABC News reports.
DNC Chair Jamie Harrison is
confident that Democrats will handle the
issue and "land this plane on our own.".
Joe Biden will be on the ballot in Ohio and
all 50 states, and Ohio Republicans agree.
But when the time has come for action,
they have failed to act every time, so
Democrats will land this plane on our own, Jamie Harrison, DNC chair, via statement.
Through a virtual roll call, we will ensure that
Republicans can't chip away at our democracy
through incompetence or partisan tricks and
that Ohioans can exercise their right to vote
for the presidential candidate of their choice, Jamie Harrison, DNC chair, via statement.
Mike DeWine, Republican governor
of Ohio, chimed in as well.
While I understand the Democratic National
Committee has just today proposed a
work-around to help get President Biden
on the Ohio ballot, it is prudent legislation
be passed to get this done. , Mike DeWine, Ohio governor, via statement.
As I previously said, we do not want to leave
something so basic as having the sitting
President of the United States on the ballot
to others when this can-and should-be done
legislatively. It's the right thing to do. , Mike DeWine, Ohio governor, via statement.
For these reasons, it is important that
a bill or multiple bills that accomplish
these common-sense measures come
to my desk right away this week.
It's the right thing to do, Mike DeWine, Ohio governor, via statement
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A key indicator for tracking the spread of COVID-19 has officially reached "high" levels across western U.S. states, data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now shows. But the agency says it remains too early to say whether this year's summer COVID-19 surge has arrived nationwide.
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US Surgeon General , Declares Gun Violence in America , a ‘Public Health Crisis’.
U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy
made the declaration in a new advisory released on June 25, CNN reports.
It is the first time that a surgeon general
has focused on gun violence's "profound consequences" in a national publication. .
Over the last decade or two,
this problem has been worsening and we
have now reached the point where gun violence is the leading cause of death among kids and teens – the leading cause of death. , Dr. Vivek Murthy, to CNN's John Berman.
That is something that we should
never take as the new normal.
There’s nothing normal about that, Dr. Vivek Murthy, to CNN's John Berman.
According to Murthy, the advisory is intended to take the polarizing issue of firearms "out of the realm of politics and put it into the realm of public health, which is where it belongs.".
According to Murthy, the advisory is intended to take the polarizing issue of firearms "out of the realm of politics and put it into the realm of public health, which is where it belongs.".
The advisory highlights measures that Murthy believes can have an impact on gun violence.
just as steps to address vehicle crashes and tobacco-related illnesses have in the past. .
just as steps to address vehicle crashes and tobacco-related illnesses have in the past. .
Historically, we have seen how the
release of Surgeon General reports on
public health issues such as the dangers
of smoking ignited a wave of policy,
legal, and public health initiatives.., Dr. Joseph V. Sakran, Brady board chair
and chief medical officer, via CNN.
... that saved countless American
lives and in this case led to
deprogramming our nation from
the tobacco industry’s lies. , Dr. Joseph V. Sakran, Brady board chair
and chief medical officer, via CNN.
We hope this report will have
the same resounding impact on
the gun violence epidemic, Dr. Joseph V. Sakran, Brady board chair
and chief medical officer, via CNN.
In 2022, over 48,000 people in America died from gun-related injuries, according to CDC data.
In the new advisory, Dr. Murthy said, "It is up to
us to take on this generational challenge with
the urgency and clarity the moment demands.".
The safety and well-being
of our children and future generations are at stake, Dr. Vivek Murthy, via advisory
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FDA Reverses Ban , on Juul E-Cigarettes.
On June 6, the Food and Drug Administration
announced that it has reversed its ban on Juul
e-cigarettes while the agency reviews new information.
On June 6, the Food and Drug Administration
announced that it has reversed its ban on Juul
e-cigarettes while the agency reviews new information.
NBC reports that the FDA first ordered Juul to take its
product off the market in 2022, however the e-cigarettes
have remained on shelves pending the company's appeal.
NBC reports that the FDA first ordered Juul to take its
product off the market in 2022, however the e-cigarettes
have remained on shelves pending the company's appeal.
In that time, Juul has maintained
its position as the second-most
popular e-cigarette in the U.S.
The FDA noted that reversing the ban
temporarily was not an indication that the
company's product would be ultimately cleared. .
The FDA noted that reversing the ban
temporarily was not an indication that the
company's product would be ultimately cleared. .
Sales of alternative nicotine
products, like e-cigarettes, have
continued to grow in the past decade. .
In 2023, the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention reported that e-cigarette use had
grown by almost 50% between 2020 and 2022. .
In 2023, the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention reported that e-cigarette use had
grown by almost 50% between 2020 and 2022. .
Juul released a statement
following the FDA reversal, .
... saying the company looks forward to "re-engaging
with the agency on a science- and evidence-based
process to pursue a marketing authorization.".
We remain confident in the quality
and substance of our applications
and believe that a full review of
the science and evidence will
demonstrate that our products
meet the statutory standard
of being appropriate for
the protection of public health, Juul statement, via NBC.
We remain confident in the quality
and substance of our applications
and believe that a full review of
the science and evidence will
demonstrate that our products
meet the statutory standard
of being appropriate for
the protection of public health, Juul statement, via NBC.
'The Wall Street Journal' reports that Juul has argued
that the 2022 ban significantly disrupted the company's
finances, resulting in an investor bailout.
Currently, the FDA has only granted approval for 23
e-cigarette products, manufactured by only three
companies, to be marketed and sold to consumers
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In a bold statement, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto has condemned EU top diplomat Josep Borrell’s reported attempt to undermine Hungary by scheduling a rival foreign policy meeting. Szijjarto labeled the maneuver as 'regrettable' and 'childish,' accusing Borrell of trying to derail an important policy summit in Budapest. This clash highlights the growing tensions within the EU, especially in light of Hungary's independent diplomatic actions. Watch the full video to understand the implications and reactions from both sides.
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#EU
#PeterSzijjarto
#JosepBorrell
#DiplomaticTensions
#ForeignPolicy
#EuropeanUnion
#BudapestSummit
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Firefighting crews from neighbouring Serbia, as well as Croatia and Slovenia, have joined to put out the blazes in an EU-coordinated effort after requests by North Macedonia.
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Unusual 'Phoenix' Exoplanet , Challenges Our Current Understanding of , Planetary Evolution.
'Newsweek' reports that astronomers have discovered a
strange exoplanet that has been able to withstand intense
radiation from a giant red star and retain its atmosphere.
According to researchers at John Hopkins University, the
rare planet should have been stripped down to the rock by
the constant bombardment of radiation from its host star.
Instead, the unusual exoplanet developed
a puffy, less-dense atmosphere instead.
Astronomers nicknamed the planet
"Phoenix" due to its ability to survive
and adapt to extreme environments. .
'Newsweek' notes that our own Sun is expected to
turn into a red giant in about five billion years, as it
enters into the final stages of a star's life cycle.
When this happens, the sun will
expand and engulf the Earth. .
Current understanding of the
future evolution of the Earth's
atmosphere suggests that when
the sun evolves into a red giant,
it will strip most, or all, of the
planet's atmosphere just before
finally engulfing the planet whole, Sam Grunblatt, Astrophysicist at
Johns Hopkins University, via 'Newsweek'.
However, the new study suggests that Earth's
atmosphere may be able to withstand this event,
adapting to the extreme environment over time. .
Earth may survive until,
and even beyond, the start of
planet engulfment, and may
also puff up in the process. , Sam Grunblatt, Astrophysicist at
Johns Hopkins University, via 'Newsweek'.
This also suggests that the timing of
other stages of Earth's atmospheric
evolution may happen later than
expected, or in a different sequence
than models currently predict,
which may have large implications for
the longevity of life on Earth and beyond, Sam Grunblatt, Astrophysicist at
Johns Hopkins University, via 'Newsweek'
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BA.2 Omicron Subvariant , Is Now the Dominant COVID Strain, in the US.
NBC News reports that the BA.2 subvariant of Omicron
is now estimated to account for 54.9% of the
coronavirus variants..
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