Some with prolonged effects from COVID-19 experiencing symptom relief from vaccine
Some people who had prolonged effects from COVID-19 say they’re experiencing an unexpected benefit from their coronavirus vaccine.
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Biden administration extends enrollment period for Affordable Care Act
The Biden administration is extending the enrollment period for the Affordable Care Act. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid said the new deadline for special enrollment has been pushed back to August 15.
Several states expanding list of those eligible for COVID-19 vaccine
Across the country, more states are expanding the list of people who can get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Some with COVID-19 see benefits of vaccine
Some people known as 'longhaulers' say vaccine is helping symptoms
(CNN) — Some people who had prolonged effects from COVID-19 say they’re experiencing an unexpected benefit from their coronavirus vaccine. As Mandy Gaither reports for us, many say their symptoms are improving, some are even feeling complete relief. Categories: National News, News
FCC wants to hear consumer complaints about slow internet service
The Federal Communications Commission says they want to use the information to improve accuracy
(CNN ) — Is your internet slow? Do you want to complain to someone to that might actually be able to help? Now is your chance! The Federal Communication Commission (FCC) is launching a new outreach initiative on its website to find out just how slow internet speeds around the country are. On the website they’ll be asking consumers directly…
CDC easing guidelines for those vaccinated against COVID-19
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is easing its guidelines for those who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
Government agencies warn against posting your COVID-19 vaccine card on social media
As millions of Americans are getting vaccinated against COVID-19, several government agencies are warning about what you’re sharing on social media and how it could make you a target for scammers.
Supreme Court to reconsider death penalty for Boston Marathon bomber
The United States Supreme Court has agreed to hear the Justice Department’s case against the Boston Marathon bomber. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and his brother set bombs off at the 2013 Boston Marathon, killing three spectators and injuring hundreds.
Judge denies bail for Ghislaine Maxwell for the third time
For a third time, a judge has denied bail for Ghislaine Maxwell, the former girlfriend of Jeffery Epstein. Maxwell is awaiting trial, accused of helping Epstein sexually abuse underage girls before he committed suicide in 2019 while behind bars.
Inventory of homes for sale hit record low last month
There is some good news for home sellers, but bad news for home buyers trying to find their perfect home. The National Association of Realtors says inventory of homes for sale was at a record low last month.
