The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) admitted during a press conference that it based its new school guidelines on science, but also input from teachers and stakeholders.
No wonder the guidelines pretty much give unions and schools an excuse to not return to in-person learning.
I have been gathering the ingredients this week for my annual family Super Bowl party, which occurs on Sunday between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs.
To the shock of no one, President Joe Biden and the CDC skirted around his declaration of requiring masks on planes, trains, and federal property. Another order quietly came about on January 28th, which mentioned compliance “consistent with CDC guidelines and applicable law.”
So those who thought Biden would go farther were...
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Rochelle Walensky said that schools are safe even if the teachers are not vaccinated.
Walensky’s announcement puts a dent in the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) argument to not return to the classroom.
A year has passed since the first reports of the novel coronavirus and its potentially devastating health effects surfaced from China.
We reported on several COVID-19 narrative-shifting stories that were now being published in the American media, putting an entirely new emphasis on returning to normal.
One of the fears ginned-up by the American media is that when flu season hit, the nation would-be hit with a double whammy of infections.
During a special Thanksgiving message to U.S. troops, President Trump Donald Trump said that coronavirus vaccine deliveries will begin as early as next week.
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) might shorten the recommended quarantine time after possible COVID-19 exposure from 14 days to between seven and 10 days.
The CDC hopes it would encourage people to comply with the guidelines.
Do you need more proof that Trump Derangement Syndrome has broken the left?
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo admitted he doesn’t trust the FDA and CDC process to approve a COVID-19 vaccine. He also thinks Americans are “very skeptical” about a COVID-19 vaccine.
Twitter removed a tweet from Dr. Scott Atlas, an advisor to President Donald Trump on COVID-19, because it violated the platform’s coronavirus “Misleading Information Policy.”
At least that’s what a spokesperson told The Daily Caller News Foundation.
Last week, I noted that mask mandates were not working, likely because people failed to use or maintain them properly.
Late last week, the California governor’s office put out a tweet advising that restaurant-goers keep their masks on while dining.
While the COVID19 pandemic faded from the headlines with the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, there have certainly been some developments.
President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order that banned training sessions covering “Critical Race Theory.” The order went into effect right away.
However, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention decided to #Resist and move forward with planned struggle sessions for its employees.
CNN released a preview clip Saturday of chief correspondent Dana Bash asking Democratic vice presidential nominee Sen. Kamala Harris about the possibility of a Wuhan Coronavirus vaccine being approved for distribution prior to the November elections. Her answer left a lot of people shocked and angry.
Truly, 2020 has been one of the creepiest years in the annals of human history.
Therefore, it seems most fitting that we may see an end to one of the most chilling events this year in time for Halloween.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention notified states to be ready to...
