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Intl Monetary Fund, James Oatway / Flickr cc Global COVID-19 cases declined last week for the third week in a row, but cases are rising in some countries, the head of the World Health Organization (WHO) said today, urging nations to keep their guard up, especially with the threat of variant viruses. Push for vaccine teamwork, vigilance At a briefing today, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, PhD, said the drop in cases is encouraging, because it shows that the virus can be controlled, even with new variants circulating that are thought to be more transmissible. "However, we have ...

Last Updated: WHO Chief Thanks India & PM Modi For Global Response To COVID-19 The WHO Chief's tweet came in response to India's decision to gift Coronavirus vaccines to key partners and friendly nations across the globe. World Health Organisation (WHO) chief Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on Saturday thanked India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the nation's continued support to the global response to COVID-19. Taking to Twitter, Dr. Tedros remarked that only if nations 'Act Together' to share common knowledge, could the virus be defeated and lives be saved. The WHO Chief's tweet c...

Approved, but infrastructure is coming and it's coming fast. >> sean: that was president trump showing you that he inten prevalences on tax reform, health care income infrastructure, now it's time for republicans to get their act together.ce here with reaction, former presidential candidate herman cain. how many companies review the ceo of in the course of your career? >> probably about four five. something like that. i lost count. >> sean: godfather's pizza, 999, coca-cola, some of the biggest corporations in america you ran. maybe you can help me, maybe i'c missing something from the days i ...

With infair gation process. 80 million. who authorized that and for frankly 80 million bucks try to chase somebody with a hatchet if you want to scare somebody. i don't understand that $80 million. $75,000 a day or something. >> yeah. i guess my take on that is that the military has had rules in place. actually had a manual in place for over 40 years about how to do interrogation legally. the cia actually borrowed it in 2006 when they got their act together. >> 80 million? >> that's ridiculous. then again it's also the pentagon. >> the pentagon wants to know what to do. come to me i will do it...

With infair gation process. 80 million. who authorized that and for frankly 80 million bucks try to chase somebody with a hatchet if you want to scare somebody. i don't understand that $80 million. $75,000 a day or something. >> yeah. i guess my take on that is that the military has had rules in place. actually had a manual in place for over 40 years about how to do interrogation legally. the cia actually borrowed it in 2006 when they got their act together. >> 80 million? >> that's ridiculous. then again it's also the pentagon. >> the pentagon wants to know what to do. come to me i will do it...