COVID-19 did what even two World Wars could not on Tuesday: Close CU Buffs athletic leagues for the better part of a calendar year. The Pac-12 announced Tuesday that all sports, including soccer in the fall and basketball for men and women in the winter, will not begin competition until …
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The Independent employs reporters around the world to bring you truly independent journalism. To support us, please consider making a contribution. Nearly 100,000 young people tested positive for coronavirus in the last two weeks of July as school districts in the US plan to reopen during the pandemic. But Donald …
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Moscow – Russian President Vladimir Putin says a coronavirus vaccine developed in the country has been registered for use and one of its daughters has already been inoculated. Speaking at a government meeting on Tuesday on state television, Putin stressed that the vaccine has proven effective during tests and offers …
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The misleading narrative that the business media tells about COVID-19 – the need for increased testing and the ongoing references to “asymptomatic infections” – becomes ridiculous. The political motivations are clear, as left-leaning journalists are beating the drums for continuous lockdowns and include only doctors who parrot their story. At …
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Samantha Schaevitz was in the hometown of a community at Huridocs, a nonprofit of human rights, when she received the call. Schaevitz works on site-trusted engineering at Google; they are the ones who keep the ship stable when things get choppy. And by February of this year, when large parts …
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