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CDC director's sole 'parents' meeting on school reopening guidance featured left-wing activists, docs reveal

October 13, 2022

CDC director's sole 'parents' meeting on school reopening guidance featured left-wing activists, docs reveal

CDC director Rochelle Walensky's sole meeting with parents before issuing school reopening guidance turned out to be with a handful of progressive activists, documents reveal.

UK poultry farmers demand government issue housing order over rising Avian flu cases

October 12, 2022

UK poultry farmers demand government issue housing order over rising Avian flu cases

Poultry and egg farmers have asked the U.K. government to issue a nationwide housing order for chickens after a recent bird flu outbreak.

COVID resurgence in Europe likely around the corner, says WHO, ECDC

October 12, 2022

COVID resurgence in Europe likely around the corner, says WHO, ECDC

Europe is likely in for another wave of COVID infections according to the World Health Organization and European Center for Disease Prevention and Control.

New study indicates one in 20 people suffer from long-term effects of COVID-19

October 12, 2022

New study indicates one in 20 people suffer from long-term effects of COVID-19

A new study from the University of Glasgow in Scotland indicates that one in 20 people suffers from long-term symptoms associated with COVID-19.

St. Louis checks in as America's most dangerous city while Baltimore suburb ranks as the safest: study

October 12, 2022

St. Louis checks in as America's most dangerous city while Baltimore suburb ranks as the safest: study

With crime on the rise, St. Louis was ranked America's most dangerous city, according to a WalletHub study, while Columbia, Maryland, was rated the country's safest.

Dr. Marc Siegel urges medical professionals to 'rebel' against Gov. Newsom's COVID 'misinformation' law

October 12, 2022

Dr. Marc Siegel urges medical professionals to 'rebel' against Gov. Newsom's COVID 'misinformation' law

Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel and Ph.D. research scientist Dr. Houman Hemmati warn the law could lead physicians to self-censor to avoid potential lawsuits.

West Virginia's Bridge Day festival returns following pandemic break

October 12, 2022

West Virginia's Bridge Day festival returns following pandemic break

A bridge-jumping event in West Virginia, that was cancelled the past two years due to the pandemic, is returning this Saturday. The Bridge Day festival will be hosted in Fayetteville.

Seattle to end COVID-19 emergency proclamation on Halloween

October 12, 2022

Seattle to end COVID-19 emergency proclamation on Halloween

Seattle mayor Bruce Harrell said Tuesday the city would lift its COVID-19 emergency proclamation on Oct. 31, aligning with the end of Washington's statewide emergency order.

After COVID-19 cases tripled over the holiday, Chinese cities are imposing fresh lockdowns

October 11, 2022

After COVID-19 cases tripled over the holiday, Chinese cities are imposing fresh lockdowns

Cities in China are imposing fresh restrictions and lockdowns. Travel restrictions come after COVID-19 cases tripled during a weeklong holiday.

School closures return to China as COVID-19 cases rise in Shanghai

October 11, 2022

School closures return to China as COVID-19 cases rise in Shanghai

China is turning back toward school closures and other lockdown measures as cases rise in its major cities. Shanghai will test all of its 25 million residents twice a week.