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Alaskans age 16 or over eligible for vaccine; stimulus check for family of 4 could be $5,600: Latest COVID-19 updates

LA schools could reopen mid-April; all Alaskans vaccine eligible; stimulus check for family of 4 could be $5,600: Latest COVID-19 updates John Bacon, Jorge L. Ortiz and Elinor Aspegren, USA TODAY Senate passes $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill, but third stimulus check not in mail yet Replay Video UP NEXT New York City will open high schools next week, stimulus cash could start flowing in two weeks, and America could be swamped with vaccine in a month as the national effort to emerge from the crippling pandemic accelerates. If Congress approves the stimulus bill Wednesday and President Joe Biden signs it by March 14, the first direct deposits payments of up to $1,400 per person may start hitting bank accounts the week of March 22, based on prior relief plans. Paper checks may be sent out the week of March 29.

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LA schools could reopen mid-April; all Alaskans vaccine eligible; stimulus check for family of 4 could be $5,600: Latest COVID-19 updates

LA schools could reopen mid-April; all Alaskans vaccine eligible; stimulus check for family of 4 could be $5,600: Latest COVID-19 updates
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Stimulus check for family of 4 could be $5,600; vaccine surplus expected soon; more schools opening up: Live COVID-19 updates

LA schools could reopen mid-April; all Alaskans vaccine eligible; stimulus check for family of 4 could be $5,600: Latest COVID-19 updates John Bacon, Jorge L. Ortiz and Elinor Aspegren, USA TODAY Senate passes $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill, but third stimulus check not in mail yet Replay Video UP NEXT New York City will open high schools next week, stimulus cash could start flowing in two weeks, and America could be swamped with vaccine in a month as the national effort to emerge from the crippling pandemic accelerates. If Congress approves the stimulus bill Wednesday and President Joe Biden signs it by March 14, the first direct deposits payments of up to $1,400 per person may start hitting bank accounts the week of March 22, based on prior relief plans. Paper checks may be sent out the week of March 29.

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Analysis: State administers record 132,000 vaccine doses in 24 hours

Analysis: State administers record 132,000 vaccine doses in 24 hours
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Law enforcement code of silence protects bad cops from removal

However, it does not mention the deeper problem that is the root cause of it. I am talking about the well-known but ignored “oath of silence” that is prevalent in law-enforcement agencies across the nation. The majority of cops, who are good and law-abiding, cast a blind eye when seeing a colleague breaking the law and will not report it to their direct supervisor, most of the time from fear of retaliation by peers and supervisors. This problem goes all the way up the command structure. This amounts to accessory to the infraction, and is the deep and main cause of the problem discussed in your editorial, and must be eradicated.

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