Saturday, January 16, 2021
This Is Why How Much Covid-19 You're Exposed To Matters
By now, most if not all of us know someone who has contracted Covid-19, or in the very least, been exposed to it. A family member, a friend of a friend, a colleague. Covid-19 is everywhere. And the experience often plays out differently from person to person.
Pepsi, Coca-Cola will not run ads during Super Bowl
Pepsi and Coca-Cola have decided to break tradition and not run TV ads during the Super Bowl next month amid the economic downturn spurred by the coronavirus pandemic.
Variety first reported Pepsi's decision last week, with Coca-Cola
Newly sworn-in GOP senator suggests delaying inauguration
Newly sworn-in Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) on Wednesday suggested delaying President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration until after the coronavirus pandemic was handled, even though the date is written into the Constitution.
BIDEN: I’m ‘Asking Everyone to Pay Their Fair Share at the Top’ So We Can ‘Rebuild America’
President-Elect Joe Biden delivered his first major national address since the Electoral Count was certified Thursday night; calling on “everyone at the top” to pay “their fair share” so we can rebuild and rescue the American economy.
Laboratório brasileiro protocola pedido de uso emergencial da vacina Sputnik V na Anvisa
BRASÍLIA — O laboratório brasileiro União Química protocolou nesta sexta-feira na Agência Nacional de Vigilância Sanitária (Anvisa) o pedido para uso emergencial no Brasil de 10 milhões de doses da vacina Sputnik V. De acordo com a empresa, todas as doses devem estar disponíveis ainda no primeiro trimestre deste ano.
NRA files for bankruptcy
New York(CNN Business)The National Rifle Association of America, the nation's foremost gun lobby, has filed for bankruptcy, according court documents filed Friday in the Northern District of Texas.
The group said it plans to leave New York
Friday, January 15, 2021
What our kids should know after the Capitol Hill riot
Three days after the attack on the U.S. Capitol, my family - including three elementary and middle school students - discussed what happened, what everyone thought about it, and the conversations that had taken place in their online classrooms about the Capitol Hill riot.
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