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COVID-19 In Retreat In Arizona With Vaccines Gaining Traction  Share   Share Trending COVID-19 has continued its retreat in Arizona. Since our lastlooks at the state's high quality data, the numbers of new cases, hospital admissions, deaths, and ICU bed usage have each continued falling. There are signs however the rate at which they are falling is starting to slow. That much can be seen in the following four charts, in which the back calculation method identifies the more significant events that have marked turning points during Arizona's experience in the coronavirus pandemic. Since...

The effect of schools reopening is yet to be seen but one London borough has already seen a 25% jump in infections.

Richard Turen As we all wind our way around this dark, dark bend, we can see the lights just ahead. We have been among the most decimated of industries, and so we have been buried in reporting of the Covid crisis. But some stories we may want to share with clients as they get ready to go out there again have been underreported. Let's give those stories their due today: Sacrifices have been required all over the world but nowhere more painfully than in Belgium. You see, the country has had a glut -- an estimated 750,000 tons -- of unsold potatoes due to sharp reductions in food exports. So Bel...

How maths, English and history experts fared with homeschooling (don't worry: they struggled too) As schools prepare to reopen, we ask leading authorities in key fields to grade their experience of teaching the curriculum to their kids 6 March 2021 • 9:00am Novelist Laura Pearson was excited about teaching English to her two children - but soon found herself baffled by some of the grammar they were expected to know Credit: Laura Pearson After about six months of tearful tantrums, interrupted Zoom meetings, and hastily-abandoned teaching schedules, homeschooling in England finally comes to a...

Nowhere in the country has reported fewer than 20 cases per 100,000 people in four months.