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Arizona Sets Death Record; N.Y. Lowers Vaccine Age: Virus Update Bloomberg 1/12/2021 Bloomberg News (Bloomberg) -- The Trump administration is urging states to expand access to vaccines, including making them available to anyone over 65. New York state lowered its vaccine age to 65 from 75 following the change in guidance. New York City will use Citi Field, home of the Mets baseball team, as a mass-vaccination site starting the week of Jan. 25, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. The European Union reached its eighth supply deal for doses, and an official said deliveries of shots wil...

Shirking public opinion amid COVID surge, Japan's leaders insist Olympics "definitely" on By Lucy Craft Tokyo governor on Olympics, coronavirus Tokyo — Japan's leaders maintained a united front on Tuesday in the face of resurgent coronavirus infections and an expanding state of emergency, vowing the Tokyo 2020 Olympics would kick off as planned on July 23, come hell or high water.  "With your support, we'll emerge from this tunnel of darkness," Tokyo 2020 President Yoshiro Mori exhorted his 3,500-strong staff in an online new year address. The Japan Olympic Committee ...

 various  free speech platforms, be sure to sign up for CBN News emails and the CBN News app to ensure you keep receiving news from a Christian Perspective.*** Trump Declares State of Emergency  Monday, Vice President Pence and President Trump met for the first time since the attack. They pledged to work together through the final days of the administration. With images of the violent demonstration still fresh in everyone's mind, the president is now declaring a state of emergency, stretching from January 11 through days after the Presidential Inauguration of Joe Biden.  The order pro...

Why Tokyo ended up with a new COVID-19 emergency, and how it's fighting it By Lucy Craft New COVID-19 strain appears in New York Tokyo — As Tokyo and the surrounding area chart frightening new levels of COVID-19 infection, Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga has declared a state of emergency in the region for the second time since the pandemic began. The latest viral surge — with nearly 1,000 new cases in Tokyo on Thursday — is being fueled by winter temperatures driving people to gather indoors, and compounded by government efforts to restart economic activity wi...