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Month: February 2021

Biden tells House Democrats to ‘stick together’ in Covid-19 relief push, signals willingness to narrow stimulus checks

President Joe Biden told House Democrats on a conference call Wednesday he is open to narrowing the distribution of $1,400 stimulus checks in his Covid-19 relief proposal to focus on poor and middle-class people, according to audio of the call obtained by CNN “I think we can better target the number,” he said, according to

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AstraZeneca vaccine appears to substantially reduce transmission of the coronavirus, study shows

The Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine appears to substantially reduce transmission of the virus, rather than simply preventing symptomatic infections, UK researchers have suggested. The rate of positive PCR tests declined by about half after two doses, according to preliminary results by researchers at the University of Oxford that have yet to be peer reviewed. Their analysis,

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She was stunned by Biden’s inauguration. How this South Carolina mom escaped QAnon

Ashley Vanderbilt says her four-year-old daughter Emmerson knew “something was wrong with her mom.” “I wasn’t one hundred percent there like I should have been,” she recalls. After November’s election she spent days on TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube becoming indoctrinated into the world of QAnon. By inauguration day, she was convinced that if then President-elect

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

México emite autorización de uso de emergencia para la vacuna rusa Sputnik V y ordena millones de dosis

(CNN) — México emitió una autorización de uso de emergencia para la vacuna contra el coronavirus Sputnik V de Rusia, dijo el martes el viceministro de Salud, Hugo López-Gatell, durante una conferencia de prensa. La vacuna rusa Sputnik V tiene una efectividad del 91,6% para prevenir el covid-19, sugiere un análisis provisional “México ya firmó

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