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Maryland's governor says Black residents do not want to get vaccinated, but thousands seek shots Rachel Chason and Erin Cox, The Washington Post March 7, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3Clementine Ruffin, 102, received her first dose of coronavirus vaccine in February, after weeks of trying. Her friend Gail Carter, left, helped her navigate the process to get vaccinated in Prince George's County, Md.Washington Post photo by Jonathan NewtonShow MoreShow Less 3of3 A 94-year-old veteran got so tired of waiting for an appointment that he drove around his Washington suburb at random, ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden and Democrats in Congress are jamming their...

Democracy on the Brink Democracy on the Brink One party is racing to fix an ailing electoral system. The other is doing everything in its power to shut voters out of it Andy Kroll, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail WASHINGTON — In the coming weeks, the battle over democracy’s future in America will hit a boil. On one side is a group that looks at the last election and sees a resilient but damaged system. A system that withstood — sometimes only barely — a raging pandemic, a conspiracy-theory-peddling president, a major political party all too eager to amplify that president’s lies,...

Democrats take fight for voting access to Congress Mike DeBonis and Amy Gardner, The Washington Post March 2, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail WASHINGTON - The turbulent debate over the nation's elections reached Congress's doorstep this week, with House Democrats poised to pass sweeping nationwide standards for voter access Wednesday just as Republican lawmakers in dozens of states move to restrict polling access after Donald Trump's November loss. Both parties have mobilized for the fight in unprecedented ways, reflecting the immense public attention on election issues - thanks to Trump's months-...

'Good Dental Habits Are Important During Pregnancy,' Reports Paso Robles Dentist PRWeb FacebookTwitterEmail “Good dental habits are always important,” says Paso Robles Dentist, Lisa Lu Davis, DMD, “and even more so during pregnancy.” Hormone changes due to pregnancy, “morning sicknesses,” food aversions, and other physical changes can contribute to changes in the gums and teeth. PASO ROBLES, Calif. (PRWEB) February 28, 2021 “Good dental habits are always important,” says Paso Robles Dentist, Lisa Lu Davis, DMD, “and even more so during pregnancy.” Hormone changes due to pr...