West says COVID-19 hospitalization made him ‘more dedicated’ to fight against vaccine mandates

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Texas gubernatorial candidate Allen West (R), who is currently recovering from COVID-19, said his hospitalization with the virus has made him “more dedicated to fighting against vaccine mandates.”West, who announced Saturday night that he has coronavirus-related pneumonia, advocated for monoclonal antibody infusion therapy as a way to combat COVID-19 instead of vaccines.“I can attest that,…Continue Reading

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Prime Minister’s Office PM congratulates Anshu Malik and Sarita Mor for winning medals at World Wrestling Championship 2021 Posted On: 10 OCT 2021 7:25PM by PIB Delhi The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi has congratulated Anshu Malik for winning Silver medal and Sarita Mor for winning Bronze medal at World Wrestling Championship 2021 The Prime…Continue Reading

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Prime Minister’s Office PM lauds Indian shooting team for topping the medal tally at the Junior World Championships Posted On: 10 OCT 2021 7:28PM by PIB Delhi The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi has congratulates Indian shooters for topping the medal tally at the Shooting Junior World Championships with 40 medals including 16 Gold medals.…Continue Reading

David Card Shares Nobel Prize in Economics for Natural Experiments

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Three U.S.-based academics won the 2021 Nobel Prize for economics for work using experiments that draw on real-life situations to revolutionize empirical research. David Card at the University of California Berkeley, Joshua D. Angrist of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Guido W. Imbens at Stanford University will share the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic…Continue Reading

An Innovative Washington Law Aims to Get Foreign-Trained Doctors Back in Hospitals

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Growing up in Somalia’s capital of Mogadishu, where people sometimes die of preventable or treatable illnesses like diarrhea, typhoid and malaria, taught Abdifitah Mohamed a painful lesson: adequate health care is indispensable. In 1996, Mohamed’s mother died of septicemia after spending nine months hospitalized for a gunshot wound. Her death, Mohamed says, inspired him to…Continue Reading

What Happened, Brittany Murphy?, Britney Spears and the Gendered Perils of Child Stardom

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Slowly but surely, we’re looking back at the tragic it girls of the aughts and finding out how little we actually knew—or, sadly, cared—about the people they were. Paris Hilton came forward, in last year’s film This Is Paris, with allegations that she was abused as a teenager at a series of residential reform schools—and…Continue Reading

Tensions Persist Between Native People and the Legacy of Christopher Columbus

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Monday’s federal holiday dedicated to Christopher Columbus is highlighting the ongoing divide between those who view the explorer as a representative of Italian American history and others horrified by an annual tribute that ignores native people whose lives and culture were forever changed by colonialism. Spurred by national calls for racial equity, communities across the…Continue Reading

New Zealand to Impose ‘No Jab, No Job’ Regime on Teachers, Health Workers

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(AFP) — New Zealand announced Monday a sweeping “no jab, no job” policy for most healthcare workers and teachers to prevent the spread of Covid-19. “We can’t leave anything to chance so that’s why we are making it mandatory,” said Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins, who is also the education minister. Doctors, nurses and other…Continue Reading