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“#Anti-masker gets bicycle beatdown in broad daylight” What a mask-kicking. A Canadian driver’s anti-mask tirade — complete with megaphone — was unceremoniously cut short after an angry bystander shattered his window with a bicycle in a wild video. “When people start smashing your car windows for saying a few words,” wrote Alexander Lasarev above the…
“#916,000 jobs added, 6 percent unemployment” The US economy added 916,000 jobs in March as the labor market’s smoldering recovery from the coronavirus pandemic grew into a fire that’s only expected to get hotter, federal data show. The strongest job growth since August beat economists’ expectations for a gain of 635,000 as more Americans got vaccinated…
“#Mandatory COVID-19 testing for teen athletes in Michigan challenged in court” A high school sports advocacy group and some parents sued Michigan on Thursday, seeking to stop a new requirement that all teen athletes be regularly tested for the coronavirus. The lawsuit, filed in the state Court of Claims, came on the eve of the…
“#Biden in favor of providing COVID-19 vaccines to illegal immigrants” President Biden is in favor of providing COVID-19 vaccines to immigrants regardless of their legal status, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Thursday. Asked during her daily press briefing about a push in Florida to waive a residency requirement for inoculation, Psaki said the…
“#The joy and shock of face-to-face human contact” At 98, Yoshia Uomoto can’t hear very well. That made it tricky to communicate with her family whenever they visited her, separated as they were by a window pane at her assisted living facility in Seattle. But after Mark Uomoto, Yoshia’ 68-year-old son, and his cousin, Gail Yamada, got…
“#’We were the pandemic cohort’: How medical students made life easier for doctors” Yashoda Valliere and her fellow medical students turned helping health-care professionals into its own essential service Yashoda Valliere, a fourth-year medical student at Western University, attended a microbiology class last March, where they reviewed antibiotic therapy. It would be the last time…
“#Google likely to let some staff return to offices this month” Google is looking to partially reopen some of its US offices in the coming weeks as the tech titan’s work-from-home era comes to an end. Employees will likely start going back to certain Google offices on a voluntary basis over the next month, though…
“#Hayley Wickenheiser, a hockey hero, rallied the nation when COVID hit” While working the frontlines as a med student, Wickenheiser saw COVID’s impact with her own eyes. She volunteered to secure badly needed PPE, and then advocated for fellow athletes. For the last three years, hockey legend Hayley Wickenheiser has traded in her skates for…
“#Europe’s COVID vaccination programs ‘unacceptably slow’: WHO” The World Health Organization has criticized vaccination programs in Europe for being “unacceptably slow” as many countries grapple with spikes in COVID-19 cases. Hans Kluge, who is the WHO’s regional director for Europe, said the pace of the vaccine rollout there has prolonged the pandemic in the region. “Vaccines…
“#The real stars of this intolerable pandemic are our loving, Zoom-bombing pets” For your dog, these are the glory days. Your cat has seized every opportunity to bend you to his will. You’re merely a supporting player. They’re the main event. For all the tales of scientists and snowbirds, frontliners and queue-jumpers, deliverers and delinquents,…