Month: March 2022
25.03.2022
America is now on track to vaccinate all adults by July 4
July 4 this year could also be America’s Independence Day from Covid-19. At current rates, America is administering…
25.03.2022
The pandemic is becoming a grief crisis
It’s been nearly a year since Julie Horowitz-Jackson’s mother, Arlene, died of Covid-19 in a nursing facility in…
25.03.2022
Why even a small increase in Covid-19 cases is so scary
Over the past few days, Covid-19 cases have taken an upward turn — a trend that led Centers…
25.03.2022
When will teens and kids be able to get the Covid-19 vaccines?
With the news Wednesday from Pfizer/BioNTech that preliminary data suggests their vaccine is effective and safe in youth…
25.03.2022
9 GAA games live as part of this week’s TV coverage
NINE GAA GAMES are live on TV this week as part of a hectic week of action. Mayo…
25.03.2022
New data disproves a big concern about Covid-19 lockdowns
Last year, as then-President Donald Trump railed against Covid-19 lockdowns and called on states to reopen their economies,…
25.03.2022
Biden wants to give electric cars a huge boost. Will people buy them?
About 2 percent of new cars on US roads right now run on electricity. The auto industry expects…
23.03.2022
Where billions of cicadas will emerge this spring (and over the next decade), in one map
For 17 years, cicadas do very little. They hang out in the ground, sucking sugar out of tree…
23.03.2022
3 possible futures for Covid-19 in the US — with hope for a return to normal
The future of America’s Covid-19 epidemic can now be distilled into this: long-term confidence and hope, but short-term…
23.03.2022
How to make this winter not totally suck, according to psychologists
This winter is brutal. The cold weather has made it hard to socialize outdoors, coronavirus variants are spreading,…