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“Focus on vaxxing the unvaxxed — not boosting the booster” “Another booster!” “I always knew these vaccines didn’t work.” “Do we even need to get vaccinated anymore?” These are the questions that began to fill my in-box almost immediately after the manufacturers of both mRNA vaccines asked the FDA to approve a second booster shot…
“Billie Eilish, BTS, Olivia Rodrigo perform at Grammys 2022” Remember the Grammys? Music’s top awards show — which was originally supposed to happen on Jan. 31 until Omicron spoiled the party — has finally announced its first round of performers for the rescheduled event, broadcasting live at 8 p.m. Eastern on April 3 on CBS….
“lives lost in tragic fire” It turns out that extreme anti-COVID measures have a real, and deadly, cost. Such as the 17 lives lost (eight of them children) along with dozens injured in the January fire at the Twin Parks North West building in the Bronx. The head of the fire inspectors’ union now says…
“#New York hospitals can resume elective surgeries: Hochul” Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Thursday that New York hospitals can resume performing elective surgeries and procedures thanks to a decrease in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations tied to the virus. Hochul signed an executive order in December that mandated hospitals cancel all non-emergency surgeries in regions with high…
“#Gov. Kathy Hochul extends NY’s mask-or-vaccine mandate through Feb. 10” Sign up for our special edition newsletter to get a daily update on the coronavirus pandemic. New York’s indoor “mask-or-vax” mandate for businesses and schools will be extended an extra two weeks through Feb. 10 despite a legal challenge and “positive” COVID-19 case trends, Gov….
“#Nearly 9 million Americans called out sick from COVID in 2022” The number of Americans who called out sick from work because of COVID-19 spiked to nearly 9 million in the first two weeks of 2022, data shows. The Census Bureau’s Household Pulse Survey released Wednesday showed 8.8 million people reported not being at work because…
“#School closures during COVID have been made with politics in mind, not science” The long-term closing of schools, and the harm it did to children nationwide, was a decision based not on health, but on politics — thanks to teachers unions and the Democratic politicians they fund. A study by researchers at Michigan State University…
“#NYC subway lines suspended over COVID staffing shortages set to resume” Transit officials will resume service on five subway lines they suspended in December to cope with COVID staff shortages, Acting MTA Chairman Janno Lieber said Tuesday. The B, Z, Rockaway Shuttle routes will come back online Wednesday along with express service on the 6…
“#Supermarkets face empty shelves from labor shortages, shipping costs” A combination of labor shortages, shipping costs and cold weather has left grocery store shelves across the country empty, according to reports. Produce growers on the West Coast are paying nearly triple trucking rates, according to Reuters. On the East Coast, snow and ice storms have…
“#Should I have caught Omicron and got it over with?: NYC mom” On New Year’s Eve, my husband tested positive for COVID. We wouldn’t have known he had it, except our hosts asked us to test before coming to visit. We canceled our weekend plans, but then had another dilemma: Should my 6-year-old daughter and I…