90,000 more US deaths forecast; world’s herd immunity

90,000 more US deaths forecast; world's herd immunity

By June 1, more than 90,000 more Americans are likely to die from COVID-19 causes, according to a leading forecasting institute. The forecast assumes the U.S. expects more than 500,000 deaths in the next two days, and Dr. Anthony Fauci says it is “possible” that Americans will still wear masks in 2022. The University of … Read more

Covid-19: New York City Is Down to 1,000 Vaccine Doses

Covid-19: New York City Is Down to 1,000 Vaccine Doses

Here’s what you need to know: Mount Sinai Hospital in New York. Credit…Frank Franklin Ii/Associated Press New York City has fewer than 1,000 Covid-19 doses on hand because of shipment delays caused by snowstorms across the country, the city reported on Saturday. The delays brought the city’s “entire vaccination effort” to a “standstill,” Avery Cohen, a … Read more

Southwest credit cards: Fly your companion for free for a year

Southwest credit cards: Fly your companion for free for a year

(CNN) —   CNN Underscored reviews financial products such as credit cards and bank accounts based on their overall value. We may receive a commission through the LendingTree affiliate network if you apply and are approved for a card, but our reporting is always independent and objective. Want to fly two-for-one for the next year? … Read more

Clean water, electricity problems remain as temps warm

Devin Hodge and Nate Rowe wait in line to fill their containers with water on Friday, February 19, 2021 during a citywide boiling water notification at the Between Brewing Company caused by the winter storm.  The brewery dumped all 4,000 gallons of its water to those in need on Thursday and Friday.

With hopes of a thaw on the horizon, millions of Americans in the southern United States grappled with the aftermath of Saturday’s deadly winter explosion. The storm-hit residents were slowly returning to electricity, but many were still without safe drinking water. More than 350,000 people in eight States were without power on Saturday afternoon, including … Read more

Republicans Struggle to Derail Increasingly Popular Stimulus Package

Republicans Struggle to Derail Increasingly Popular Stimulus Package

WASHINGTON – Republicans are working hard to convince voters to oppose President Biden’s $ 1.9 trillion economic bailout, which has strong national support from both parties, even if he goes with only one democratic support from Congress moved. Democrats in control of the house are preparing to approve the package by the end of next … Read more

Vaccine shipment delays; COVAX; California schools

Vaccine shipment delays; COVAX; California schools

Power outages amid ongoing winter storms have affected more than 2,000 COVID-19 vaccination sites, slowing the pace of administering doses, U.S. health officials said Friday. More than a third of U.S. states have reported shipment delays. Government vaccine distribution partners “have all faced challenges as workers have been snowed in and unable to get to work to package and … Read more

Coronavirus Vaccines Are Reaching American Arms

Coronavirus Vaccines Are Reaching American Arms

President Biden is also pushing for faster vaccinations – a case he is expected to bring on Friday when he travels to Kalamazoo, Michigan, to visit the manufacturing facility of Pfizer, one of two manufacturers of federally approved vaccines. Federal officials estimate that up to six million vaccine doses are still unnecessarily stowed away. The … Read more