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Restrictions is going to require president biden saying this days of the pandemic is over in the united states and we are going to let the states themselves take on the job of mitigating strategies. but the federal government is no longer going to try to set policy from one day to the next. i think if he did that in the state of the union on march 1 he would score points on the country would be absolutely grateful to get back to normal life. >> alright, we can back estates scramble to redraw congressional maps ahead of the midterm elections a look at which party is poised to come out on top. p...

Health crisis from the covid lockdowns. the media and teachers unions said we have to get the kids back in school. those chickens are coming home to roost now. >> boy, are they. for a year and a half we have been talking about the damage to children from keeping them at home. i pointed out many months ago. you are more likely to spread covid at home among families. in school you can test kids and monitor this and do mitigating strategies. this was not a surprise. there was a study in august that said twice as much anxiety and depression in kids due to decreased mobility. kids sit home and look...

Indo-Pacific Regional Dialogue (IPRD), the apex international annual conference of the Indian Navy, is scheduled to be held as a three-day online event that com

Further evidence of the perils of US college reopenings A recent article published in the science journalism web site Students wear masks on campus at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, N.C., Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2020. (AP Photo/Gerry Broome) Science writer Betsy Ladyzhets found a 56 percent increase in COVID-19 cases during the three-week period of in-person instructions in comparison to the three weeks before, when the universities offered remote learning. The piece also found that in the same counties where universities offered remote learning, COVID-19 cases dropped by almost ...