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WASHINGTON — White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows says he’s looking forward to the U.S. having a vaccine for COVID-19 by the fall, a faster timeline than top government scientists have sketched out. Meadows told Politico he’s “optimistic that one of the seven or eight candidates that we have will actually get approved. |
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MANAGUA, Nicaragua - Some 400 men and women spaced themselves across a sprawling worship hall, praying through face masks with arms raised for the health of friends and family suffering from the novel coronavirus. The congregation of Managua’s Bethel Restoration church knew the pandemic’s wrath: Two.... |
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Meadows didn’t directly say whether the Food and Drug Administration would authorize emergency use of a vaccine, which it did recently for donated blood plasma from people who recovered from COVID-19. Meadows says, “We’re going to make sure it’s good science and the efficacy and the safety of those vaccines are well tried. |
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. Highlights of the Groundbreaking Three-Day Virtual Experience Include: The ADCOLOR Conference Hosted by Dana Blair, Featuring Mainstage Sessions with Bishop T.D. Jakes, Activist Tamika Mallory and The Recording Academy's Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer Valeisha Butterfield Jones. A Fireside Chat with Gabrielle Union. |
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Monck says, “the advice from experts is that we cannot do so safely in January.” ANCHORAGE, Alaska Alaska state health data indicates Pacific Islanders and Alaska Natives are more likely to contract the coronavirus and be hospitalized with the illness. Alaska Public Media reported culture and economics can contribute to the disparity. |
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orders doctors to stop strike amid virus crisis. The three-day strike started against government plans to boost the number of medical students. - Follow AP’s pandemic coverage at http://apnews.com/VirusOutbreak and https://apnews.com/UnderstandingtheOutbreak. |
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WASHINGTON — White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows says he’s looking forward to the U.S. having a vaccine for COVID-19 by the fall, a faster timeline than top government scientists have sketched out. Meadows told Politico he’s “optimistic that one of the seven or eight candidates that we have will actually get approved. |
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WASHINGTON — White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows says he’s looking forward to the U.S. having a vaccine for COVID-19 by the fall, a faster timeline than top government scientists have sketched out. Meadows told Politico he’s “optimistic that one of the seven or eight candidates that we have will actually get approved. |
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MANILA, Philippines — The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the Philippines surged past 200,000 Wednesday. The country has the highest number of infections in Southeast Asia. The Department of Health reported a daily tally of 5,277 recent infections, the majority in Manila. |
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The president issued a pardon to a convicted Nevada bank robber, Jon Ponder, who has become an advocate for other inmates and will speak to the convention on Tuesday. "Jon's life is a beautiful testament to the power of redemption," Trump said in a video. Video Transcript. DONALD TRUMP: Redemption. Jon grew up without his father. |
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HERE’S WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING: GENEVA — The World Economic Forum is delaying its annual gathering in Davos, Switzerland, until next summer out of health concerns amid the coronavirus pandemic. Davos is generally held the week of Jan. 25. Instead, the forum will digitally host “Davos Dialogues” to.... |
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