Page 22 - March 9 News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

    From Chris Farrell's op-ed for The Daily Caller: The year-long official panic over the COVID-19 pandemic is giving way to sober analysis of some of the disastrous public policy choices made in response to the virus. One such overdue reckoning is coming for New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, who seemingly caused thousands of needless deaths by shipping infected elderly people to nursing homes, placing the most dangerous among the most vulnerable. His administration then covered up the number of deaths it caused, recently justifying the move on the grounds that the truth would have been pol...

Governor Greg Abbott Tuesday announced that the Texas Division of Emergency (TDEM), the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS), and the Texas Military Department (TMD) have announced 34 counties, including Bowie County, participating in the second week of the Save Our Seniors COVID-19 vaccine initiative. During the first week of the initiative, the Governor announced 26 participating counties. The Governor announced the Save Our Seniors program in Corpus Christi last month to provide vaccines to seniors throughout the state.

Former linebacker Thomas Davis and tight end Greg Olsen will officially retire as Panthers on Thursday, March 11, at Bank of America Stadium.

Posted : 2021-03-09 16:43 Updated : 2021-04-01 00:49 Rep. Lee Nak-yon of the ruling Democratic Party of Korea holds a press conference at the National Assembly in Seoul, Tuesday, as he steps down from the party's chairman post in a move to prepare for the next presidential election set for March 9, 2022. Yonhap By Jung Da-min With just a year left before the next presidential election set for March 9, 2022, Rep. Lee Nak-yon, a potential candidate from the ruling Democratic Party of Korea (DPK), stepped down from his post as party chairman, Tuesday. Lee resigned as the DPK's internal regulat...

HONG KONG (AFP): Markets fluctuated in Asia on Tuesday (March 9) as traders struggle to reconcile growing optimism about the global recovery and worries that the expected surge in economic activity will fan inflation and force central banks to hike interest rates sooner than expected. A rally in equities across the world over the past year has started to run out of steam in recent weeks, despite the prospect of a sharp rebound in growth as vaccines are rolled out, infections slow, lockdowns are eased and the US prepares to pass another massive stimulus. European indexes enjoyed a much-needed ...