The airline industry is still rebounding with passengers as the Transportation Security Administration says it has screened more than one million people for two straight weeks.
The Biden administration says it will spend $10 billion to get COVID-19 shots to low income, underserved and rural communities. As part of its effort to expand access, the Department of Health and Human Services will dedicate $6 billion to community health centers in an effort to expand COVID-19 testing, vaccination efforts and treatment.
Pfizer has started testing its coronavirus vaccine in children under the age of 12.
The White House is launching a new program to vaccinate dialysis patients against COVID-19. The Biden administration announced a new partnership with dialysis centers nationwide on Thursday.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is turning down a cruise industry request to lift its no-sail order. The no-sail order was issued in March 2020, and the Cruise Lines International Association voluntarily suspended all operations.
Southwest Airlines has ended its pandemic policy and is resuming its traditional boarding procedures. The airline began boarding passengers in groups of 30 on March 15. It had been boarding passengers in groups of 10 since it unveiled its “Southwest Promise” health and safety protocols in May.
President Joe Biden will hold the first formal news conference of his presidency Thursday afternoon. It comes more than two months after he was sworn in, later into the presidency than his 15 most recent predecessors.
(CNN) — Investigators are find trying to find answers as to why an alleged mass killer targeted a Boulder, Colorado grocery store killing 10 people, including the first police officer to respond on the scene. Local authorities and the F.B.I are combing through the suspected gunman’s online activity and interviewing people who know him as he prepares to make his…
(CNN) — Across the nation, there are trends showing declines in COVID-19 rates at the beginning of the year have stalled. Now the head of the CDC says cases are increasing in some parts of the country. This, as states attempt to ramp up vaccinations efforts and get as many people shots as quickly as possible. Mary Moloney has the…
From burned out medical staff to frustration over vaccine supplies, United States hospitals are in shambles according to a new report from the Department of Health and Human Services. Research shows the challenges in U.S. hospitals are largely related to the ongoing intensity of having to deal with COVID-19 for a year.
