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Carlos Giménez outraises Democratic challenger for CD 28 by threefold - Vimarsana News

Carlos Giménez outraises Democratic challenger for CD 28 by threefold

Fellow GOP pols turned out in droves to support the incumbent.

Update: Two cyclists dead in accident on Rickenbacker; one detained for questioning - Vimarsana News

Update: Two cyclists dead in accident on Rickenbacker; one detained for questioning

A Sunday afternoon accident on the William Powell Bridge has resulted in the death of two cyclists closed inbound and outbound traffic out of the key remained for hours. Outbound

Vaccinate young kids or no? U.S. parents wrestle with the decision - Vimarsana News

Vaccinate young kids or no? U.S. parents wrestle with the decision

U.S. parents are debating vaccinating their children against COVID-19 after the recent authorization of a shot for young kids paved the way for more immunizations in the country where vaccine hesitancy remains widespread. The authorization last Friday by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for kids…

Vaccinate young kids or no? US parents wrestle with the decision - Vimarsana News

Vaccinate young kids or no? US parents wrestle with the decision

US parents are debating vaccinating their children against COVID-19 after the recent authorization of a shot for young kids paved the way for more immunizations in the country where vaccine hesitancy remains widespread. AFP/ MANIL BULLETIN The authorization last Friday by the US Food and Drug Ad

Source: mb.com.ph
Vaccinate young kids or no? U.S. parents wrestle with the decision. - Vimarsana News

Vaccinate young kids or no? U.S. parents wrestle with the decision.

Almost 58% of the population is fully vaccinated, but hesitancy to get a shot remains high in some areas.