Across the country, some cities and states are pushing forward and lifting health restrictions put in place to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Texas is rolling back nearly all of it’s COVID-19 restrictions. In Mississippi, masks will not be required anymore.
Olympic gymnastic champion Aly Raisman is calling for an independent investigation into USA Gymnastics, after former gymnastics coach John Geddart killed himself after charges were announced against him for human trafficking and sexual assault.
Wall Street is gearing up for what could be another week of rocky trading, fueled by small investors on Reddit driving up the price of GameStop stock.
Six of Dr. Seuss’ books are on their way to becoming extinct. Dr. Seuss Enterprises announced it will stop publishing certain books because they “portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong.”
The Food and Drug Administration has authorized another at-home COVID-19 test for emergency use. The federal agency green lit the Quidel QuickVue at-home COVID-19 test.
United Airlines is predicting a rebound in travel as it buys more than a dozen Boeing 737 Max jets. On Monday, the airline announced its largest order since the 737 was grounded in March of 2019.
Jury selection begins next week in the trial of the former Minneapolis police officer accused of murdering George Floyd. The prosecution is fighting to get one of the charges against Derek Chauvin reinstated.
(CNN) –As March marks a year since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, it seems 2021 could be the year for love. A new survey of single Americans has found that more than half of them feel optimistic this will be the year they find “the one”. Dating, like many things, has changed since the pandemic began last year. dating…
(CNN) — The United States Senate is on the clock to pass that relief bill. Lawmakers say they plan to vote on the bill by the end of the week – before key benefits expire. Karin Caifa is in Washington to explain the stimulus bill’s next steps. Categories: National News, Politics
(CNN) -Monday Johnson & Johnson announced plans to begin shipping out its single dose COVID-19 vaccine. and that means more shots in American arms as soon as this week. According to the CDC, South Carolina will receive 41,100 vaccines. Nadia Romero continues our coronavirus coverage tonight. Categories: National News, Politics
