A small summer “bump” or “wave” of coronavirus appears to be forming, both nationwide and in Orange County. Dr. Brendan Jackson, COVID-19 Incident Manager for the Centers for Disease Control, told National […]
Summer ‘bump’ for COVID-19
10k Ukraine civilians hurt, dead
The latest official casualty count in the Ukraine-Russia war indicates that nearly 10,000 Ukrainian civilians have been killed or injured since the outbreak of hostilities in February. According to United Press International, […]
Russian forces pushing east
Russia’s anticipated push in eastern Ukraine is underway. According to The New York Times, the Ukrainian government is stating that a ground attack nearly as wide as 300 miles has begun, and […]
Civilian deaths mount in Ukraine
Missile and artillery attacks continue to hammer cities in Ukraine, claiming a rising toll of civilian lives. The New York Times reports that the Russian attacks on non-military targets come as a […]
More Russian troops now?
A purported withdrawal Tuesday of Russian troops from the border with Ukraine was replaced Wednesday in the news with the claim by Western allies that Moscow had actually sent 7,000 more soldiers […]
CDC backs “test to stay” policy
Students who are exposed to the coronavirus need not be quarantined at home, under a new “guidance” issued Friday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The New York Times is […]
COVID cases triple across U.S.
The coronavirus pandemic is resurging across the United States, the increases fueled in large part by patients who were not vaccinated. According to the Associated Press, COVID-19 cases have “nearly tripled” over […]
Coronavirus tamed by summer?
The impact of the coronavirus on Americans could drop dramatically by this summer, but only under certain conditions. The Associated Press is reporting that experts from the Centers for Disease Control and […]
Biden, Harris condemn racism
In a trip Friday to Atlanta, President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris expressed sympathy for Asian Americans who feel themselves the victim of anti-Asian bias and violence. According to the […]
Vaccine to be ready by Nov. 1?
Just in time or an “October Surprise”? States have been advised by a federal agency to be ready to distribute a coronavirus vaccine by Nov. 1, raising hopes of any early end […]
