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Moderna submitted its application to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for emergency use authorization of its updated COVID-19 vaccine booster for use in people age 18 and older the company said in a news release on Tuesday.
Back in the classrooms and the new cdc guidelines are loosening there as well saying there no longer needs to be an isolation of individual classrooms which is huge for a lot of educators who said they wanted their kids to be able to mingle with other classrooms as part of their social development. it was also important for resources. we know that many of our school districts and our teachers are just strapped for funding so not being able to share the resources over the past couple of school years has been detrimental to the kids and their development. and so i want to you hear from the white...
Coronavirus no longer need to take a regular test and test negative to stay in the classroom, and the white house coronavirus response coordinator says this really comes from the cries from educators and parents talking about the impact that these previous guidelines had on their kids, not allowing them to really develop socially. that social aspect not just reading and writing and math but being able to go to different classrooms, and this also impacted teachers who were not able to share resources when they could no longer mix and move around the schools. so those are the new guidelines and ...
Betsy, to see how that plays. obviously it is not just kari lake in arizona, but let me play for you what "the washington post" wrote about that. arizona republican voters embraced the baseless conspiracy theories about the 2020 presidential election in tuesday's primary and nominated a secretary of state candidate who wants to decertify the 2020 election results, a u.s. senate candidate who said in an ad "i think trump won" and at least seven u.s. house candidates who have spread falsehoods about the election. then you can go to j.d. vance, you can go to dr. oz, right. a lot of republicans, i...