Consumer News: Walmart ending quarterly bonuses after announcing wage raise, Burger King announces new celebrity meals and more!
As COVID-19 hospitalizations spike, some overwhelmed hospitals are grappling with rationing care.
Millions of people were left without power after Hurricane Ida swept the nation, causing catastrophic damage. Now, more than 12 million people are facing new flood threats in areas already devastated by the remnants of the storm.
According to the latest climate report, the summer of 2021 tied the Dust Bowl in summer of 1936 for hottest on record.
(CNN) — A new record high for child COVID-19 hospitalizations. As more students return to school for the first time in a year, some districts are closing schools following deaths and a spike in cases. Emily Schmidt has a closer look at the concerning numbers and what parents can to do protect their children. Categories: National News, News
Consumer News: Twitter announces plans for a ‘Safety Mode,’ Amazon wants to hire thousands nationwide and more!
The CDC reports about 3.35% of the 438 million doses that have been delivered were thrown out. That may sound like a lot, but it’s actually less than the 5-15% waste rate that is typical for vaccines stored in multi-dose vials.
Columbia, SC (WOLO/CNN) — The Labor Day holiday weekend is right around the corner, but with coronavirus cases rising and the Delta variant surging, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) wants you to stay as safe as possible. The CDC is offering you some ways for you to do just that in order to keep you and your family protected…
(CNN) – A Virginia bus driver is being hailed as a hero. Authorities say the driver was on his normal bus route when he spotted a toddler alone on a busy street and stopped his bus to help her. As Julio Avila reports, the driver says he’s just relieved that little girl is safe. Categories: National News, News
Mark your calendars for September 20. That’s when the White House is planning for COVID-19 boosters to be available for anyone who’s been fully vaccinated with Pfizer or Moderna. The problem is approval for that hasn’t happened yet.
