CNN guest advises people to wear masks at Christmas whether 'vaccinated or not'
Dr. William Schaffer appeared on CNN to advise viewers to wear masks during Christmas gatherings even if they’re vaccinated.
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Dr. William Schaffer appeared on CNN to advise viewers to wear masks during Christmas gatherings even if they’re vaccinated.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul urged everyone who was at the convention to get tested.
Celebrate the juche faith on the first night of hannukah when he's expected to light the first candle of the national menorah. he's the first jewish spouse of a president or vice president and is publicly highlighted tenets of his faith since his wife took office. a professor of history and public affairs at princeton university and also the author of "abraham joshua herschel, a life of radical amazement. he joins me now. julian, this month emoff announced that he and harris affixed a traditional jewish scroll to the vice presidential residence. tell us. what is the significance of this. >> it...
Booster so we're doing the best that we can. as you said based on the cdc guidance, to again, do the best that we can and also see family. >> you're smart because you're a doctor. >> yeah. thank you so much to the walkers. really appreciate you taking time with cnn. >> varying perspectives. we heard earlier from some travellers who weren't even aware of the strain and said even if they were it wouldn't have factored in to their decision to travel tailed. people saying they really have to get back home. a lot of college students are going back and starting back to school on monday and, of cours...
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