The offer to employees of the state oil giant was compelling: to be among the first in China to be vaccinated against the coronavirus. PetroChina employees could use one of two vaccines “for emergency use” to protect themselves when working abroad as part of China’s ambitious infrastructure program, according to …
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Joe Biden has already addressed crime in cities across the United States, Biden campaign president Cedric Richmond insisted Thursday. In an interview on “Fox & Friends,” host Brian Kilmeade asked the Louisiana congressman why the alleged 2020 Democratic presidential candidate had not been involved in increasing crime in cities like …
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Oregon now has 60 workplaces where active COVID-19 outbreaks have sickened five or more people, state health officials revealed in a weekly report. That’s a 48 increase on July 8. At least 15 of those outbreaks are in food processing plants. In Umatilla County, the eastern Oregon county that has …
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Now, microbiologists at the California Institute of Technology (or Caltech) accidentally discovered the bacteria after conducting unrelated experiments with a type of chalk-like manganese, a commonly found chemical element. Dr. Jared Leadbetter, a professor of environmental microbiology at Caltech in Pasadena, left a glass jar covered with the substance to …
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In recent years, some of the top Hollywood stars have voiced their struggles within the industry. The “Time’s Up” movement, for example, helped shed light on the despicable actions that take place behind closed doors. And there are a lot more problems where that came from. Even a star as …
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