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Alaska-Bound Cruises Could Soon Resume Voice of America 22 May 2021, 16:05 GMT+10 VANCOUVER, CANADA - Alaska-bound cruise ships could soon sail once again, now that U.S. lawmakers in both houses of Congress have voted to allow cruises to bypass Canada. The measure is awaiting President Joe Biden's signature. The legislation temporarily sets aside the Passenger Services Vehicle Act of 1886, which has long mandated that cruise ships stop in Canada en route to Alaska. The stipulation was never a problem until the COVID-19 pandemic struck and Canada banned any passenger vessels carrying over 100 ...

Illinois Coronavirus Updates: Some CPS Students Return, Chicago Extends Stay-at-Home Advisory © Getty Images Young woman holds a swab and medical tube for the coronavirus / covid19 home test The first round of Chicago Public Schools students will return to classrooms on Monday as part of the district's plan for all students to eventually return to in-person instruction as the coronavirus pandemic continues. Meanwhile, the city of Chicago extended its stay-at-home advisory through Jan. 22, city officials announced Sunday. Here are the latest updates on the coronavirus pandemic across the sta...

Who's Included in Phase 1B of Illinois' Vaccination Plan? More than 3 million Illinois residents are expected to be included in Phase 1b of the state's coronavirus vaccine rollout. Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced new guidelines for the next phase, including a change in the age requirement for Illinois. Phase 1b will center on residents age 65 years and older and "frontline essential workers," including first responders, education workers like teachers and support staff, childcare workers, grocery store employees, postal service workers, and more. The age requirement in Illinois is 10 years lower...