Now, everyone is trying to navigate conflicting threat levels in a way that used to be specific to those populations, she said. Cues that used to be neutral or positive, like being around other people (I love my friends and family!) are now associated with threat (my friends and family might infect me with Covid!). …
Income inequality could grow worse, the report said, tying it at times to information inequality. The “trust gap” between an informed public that has faith in a government solution and a wider public with deep skepticism of institutions is growing, the report said. Updated April 8, 2021, 9:43 a.m. ET The problem is made worse …
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More evidence of the job market’s recovery could emerge Thursday morning when the Labor Department reports the latest data on new claims for unemployment benefits. The increasing pace of vaccinations — combined with the easing of restrictions on business and consumer activity in many states, and the arrival of stimulus funds — has helped lift …
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Mr. de Notaristefani, a former top executive at two major pharmaceutical companies, cited “significant” personnel problems, writing that plans to increase staffing seemed “inadequate to enable the company to manufacture at the required rate.” He also noted that audits by the F.D.A. and individual companies that had hired Emergent “highlighted the need for extensive training …
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Every Hawaiian adult will become eligible for the Covid-19 vaccine by April 19, as Hawaii becomes the 50th state to heed President Biden’s calls to accelerate vaccinations, a health official there said Wednesday. The news came with a note of caution. “This does not mean everyone will be able to get vaccinated on April 19, …
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Over the course of the pandemic, some of the most dangerous activities were those many Americans dearly missed: scarfing up nachos, canoodling with a date or yelling sports scores at a group of friends at a crowded, sticky bar inside a restaurant. Now, as more states loosen restrictions on indoor dining and expand access to …
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● Francois Graner, biophysicist, Research Director, CNRS and Universite de Paris, France, (ORCID 0000-0002-4766-3579) ● José Halloy, Professor of Physics, Biophysics and Sustainability, Université de Paris, France (ORCID 0000-0003-1555-2484) ● Makoto Itoh, Dr. Eng., Full Professor of Engineering, Information and Systems, University of Tsukuba, Japan ● Hideki Kakeya, Dr. Eng., Associate Professor of Engineering, Information …
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Caroline Turenne, 17, of Seekonk, Mass., booked a July hiking trip in Utah with G Adventures, based on the company’s knowledge of the area. “When we were looking at Airbnb rates, we figured we’d be better off traveling with a guide that would know the area, the best things to do, and to walk us …
Times Insider explains who we are and what we do, and delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together.[1] As the art director of the Well desk, I’ve spent the last year looking for images to reflect the devastation of the pandemic and the grief it has wrought. As the crisis has stretched on, …
new video loaded: California to Lift Virus Restrictions on June 15 transcript Back bars 0:00/1:36 –1:36 transcript California to Lift Virus Restrictions on June 15 Gov. Gavin Newsom of California announced on Tuesday that the state would lift all its coronavirus restrictions on June 15 as long as new infections remained low and stable. We …
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