WASHINGTON – After several months of mixed messages about the coronavirus pandemic, the White House is deciding on a new one: learning to live with it. Administration officials plan to step up what they hope is a sharper, less conflicting message from the pandemic next week, according to senior administration …
Read More »Airlines are demonstrating that COVID-19 will not make intermediate seats obsolete
When something bad happens, human nature is trying to find an advantage, or a hope for the future. When the coronavirus pandemic brought the world to a standstill, ushering in the era of social estrangement and setting the most frequent flyers flying indefinitely, optimists focused on the worst part of …
Read More »Why Moderna’s shares rose 228.3% in the first half
What happened Modern (NASDAQ: MRNA) Shares soared 228.3% in the first half, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence, as the company advanced its COVID-19 vaccine through clinical studies and announced promising early data. Image source: Getty Images. Moderna became the first company to begin clinical trials with …
Read More »Trudeau says he could skip the USMCA summit, citing the tariff threat and the U.S. pandemic.
“We are still in talks with the Americans about whether a trilateral summit next week makes sense,” Trudeau said at a press conference near Ottawa. “Obviously we are concerned about the proposed issue of tariffs on aluminum and steel that Americans have recently brought up. We are also concerned about …
Read More »US coronavirus infections on the rise in 36 states as July 4 weekend begins
As Americans head to a festive weekend in the shadow of a devastating coronavirus pandemic, some governors are reconsidering their stance on facial coatings after days of record-breaking infections. © Mark Humphrey / AP A man and a girl listen to a band outside a music venue in Nashville, Tenn. …
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