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Month: March 2021

COVID-19 lockdowns may impact cognitive ability, risk assessment: study

Click here for updates on this story     Toronto, Ontario (CTV News) — People around the world have been negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, and those negative impacts may have altered their cognitive abilities, risk avoidance and civic-mindedness for the worse, new research suggests. A peer-reviewed study published in Scientific Reports analyzed questionnaires from 4,890

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Chicago surprises the city with the traditional green river for St. Patrick’s Day after saying the event was canceled

The green river wasn’t supposed to flow for St. Patrick’s Day in Chicago this year, but the city surprised its residents by carrying on the tradition unannounced. To help curb crowds again due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Chicago officials canceled the annual dying of the Chicago River event — a longstanding St. Patrick’s Day tradition.

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Keep masks on, NIH director pleads as Texas enters 1st weekend without statewide Covid-19 restrictions

HOUSTON, Texas — As spring break travel picks up and states increasingly drop Covid-19 restrictions, Dr. Francis Collins, the National Institutes of Health director, is pleading with people to keep using masks regardless of prevailing rules. Collins’ comments to MSNBC on Saturday come as encouraging signs — falling case counts, rising vaccinations — converge with

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After nearly 3 months of looking for a COVID-19 vaccine, this couple finally got shots thanks to an online tool anyone can use

Click here for updates on this story     HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania (WPMT) — 65-year-old Kenneth Hartenstine described it as a ‘vicious cycle’ when he first spoke to FOX43 back in January about the trouble he was experiencing getting him and his wife a COVID-19 vaccine. By February he said he had lost count of how many places

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Kids detained at Texas border haven’t been able to shower for days or call parents, lawyers allege

DONNA, Texas — Children detained in an overcrowded government-run tent facility at the U.S.-Mexico border say they haven’t been able to shower for days or contact their parents, according to lawyers who interviewed them this week. Lawyers from the National Center for Youth Law spoke with about a dozen children in Donna, Texas, this week,

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ANÁLISIS | Nominaciones al Oscar: Netflix, que alguna vez fue un externo, podría ser la estrella en un año de mucho streaming

(CNN) — Después de mínimos históricos de audiencia en los Emmy y en los Globo de Oro, los premios Oscar revelan sus nominaciones el lunes bajo el riesgo de un escenario similar. E, irónicamente, la mayor esperanza para que no sean un desastre en términos de rating podría residir en un actor que fue invitado

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Army now reviewing Pentagon investigation into Michael Flynn’s dealings with Russia and other foreign entities

The Pentagon’s internal watchdog has finished a long-delayed investigation into Michael Flynn and has sent its findings to the Army for a final review that could possibly bring financial penalties against the military retirement benefits afforded to the retired Army three-star general. It is unclear when the Defense Department may announce its decision in the

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Bitcoin tops the $60,000 mark

Bitcoin prices continue to skyrocket. The cryptocurrency surpassed $60,000 on Saturday to hit a new high, just a few weeks after it topped $50,000. Bitcoin smashed through the $30,000 and $40,000 levels over a few days in January. Bitcoins in circulation are worth more than $1 trillion. Bitcoin prices have more than doubled so far

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