President Trump asked if he’s lost confidence in AG Bill Barr after comments downplaying voter fraud
President Donald Trump has yet to say if he has lost confidence in Attorney General Bill Barr once questioned about voter fraud.
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Charlotte family shares their experience in the Pfizer vaccine trial
A family in Charlotte is sharing their experience after volunteering to be a part of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine trial.
CDC looks into shortening COVID-19 quarantine period
Sources report that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is planning to change COVID-19 guidelines, and that could include a shorter quarantine period.
Leaders reject President Trump’s claims of voter fraud as Georgia recounts votes
President Trump is reacting after some GOP officials in Georgia rejected his claims of voter fraud. This comes as leaders re-count the state’s presidential election results. The high stakes Senate runoff could shift control of the Senate.
Staying active as temperatures plunge during the pandemic
Health experts say staying busy is an important way to stay healthy and even have some fun
(CNN) — -Even during a pandemic, health experts say it’s important to stay active. But during the Winter, as temperatures plunge and people tend to stay indoors that motivation to move may slow down, but they don’t have to. There are still some ways you can stay active , healthy, and maybe even have a little fun while doing it….
Experts discuss the mental health benefits of celebrating holidays
Celebrating the holidays this year could give a much needed boost to your mental health, even if the celebrations don’t look like years past.
Jobless claims show number of Americans out of work on the rise
Americans applying for unemployment benefits rose for a second straight week to more than 770,000
(CNN) New jobless numbers point to more and more Americans out of work as coronavirus cases continue to rise. According to the latest statistics, the number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits rose for a second straight week to 778,000. experts say it’s due to the continued burden on the economy from the coronavirus and a recent surge in cases….
Health experts warn against false sense of security from negative COVID-19 tests
Many people aren’t ready to give up their holiday plans and are trying to figure out how to together safely with loved ones.
Your guide to navigating those awkward political dinner conversations this Thanksgiving
Politics can leave a bitter taste in everyone’s mouth during Thanksgiving. How do you handle political conversations if you are with family members who strongly disagree with you?
Atlanta airport prepares for holiday travel during pandemic
For those Americans who are preparing to fly this holiday weekend, one of the busiest airports in the country is taking precautions.
