With the country surpassing 3,000 coronavirus deaths a day, the FDA is expected to swiftly act on the panel’s recommendation, perhaps within 24 to 48 hours. A committee of outside experts says vaccine benefits outweigh possible risks. Continue reading →
The state's plan to vaccinate more than 5 million residents by the middle of next year is contingent on factors beyond its control, including federal approval of more vaccines. Continue reading →
A new study says COVID-19 cases linked to the conference at the Boston Marriott Long Wharf hotel in February were found as far away as Australia, Slovakia, and Sweden, as well as in 29 US states. Continue reading →
The governor neither signed the legislation, nor vetoed it. Instead, he sent it back to lawmakers with a 13-page letter detailing a variety of changes he would like to see made. Continue reading →
A new study says COVID-19 cases linked to the conference at the Boston Marriott Long Wharf hotel in February were found as far away as Australia, Slovakia, and Sweden, as well as in 29 US states. Continue reading →
Democratic Representative James Clyburn, head of a congressional oversight subcommittee, cited concerns that a Trump Administration official may have tried "to conceal and destroy evidence" of interference regarding the CDC. Continue reading →
President Trump has threatened to veto the National Defense Authorization Act, which affirms 3 percent pay raises for US troops and authorizes billions in military programs and construction. Continue reading →
With little progress in negotiations with Britain over its future relationship with the European Union, the European Commission published some contingency measures Thursday to help prepare for a possible no-deal Brexit. Continue reading →
The European Union’s top drug regulator, whose approval is necessary for countries of the bloc to begin rolling out the coronavirus vaccine, has begun an investigation after it was hit by a cyberattack, the head of the agency said Thursday. Continue reading →
A shark killed a 38-year-old female tourist in the French Caribbean territory of St. Martin on Thursday, shocking many in the eastern Caribbean region where experts say such attacks are extremely rare. Continue reading →
The state's plan to vaccinate more than 5 million residents by the middle of next year is contingent on factors beyond its control, including federal approval of more vaccines. Continue reading →
The governor neither signed the legislation, nor vetoed it. Instead, he sent it back to lawmakers with a 13-page letter detailing a variety of changes he would like to see made. Continue reading →
The state’s highest court found that it is within Governor Charlie Baker's power to limit gatherings, shutter certain businesses, and order people to wear face coverings, among other measures. Continue reading →
Former NFL MVP Cam Newton clearly isn’t the answer, and the Patriots may as well give Stidham three weeks to showcase himself for next year. Continue reading →
With the country surpassing 3,000 coronavirus deaths a day, the FDA is expected to swiftly act on the panel’s recommendation, perhaps within 24 to 48 hours. A committee of outside experts says vaccine benefits outweigh possible risks. Continue reading →
With the country surpassing 3,000 coronavirus deaths a day, the FDA is expected to swiftly act on the panel’s recommendation, perhaps within 24 to 48 hours. A committee of outside experts says vaccine benefits outweigh possible risks. Continue reading →
Mr, Perkins, who served as offensive coordinator of the New England Patriots under head coach Bill Parcells from 1993 to 1996, was best known for succeeding Paul “Bear” Bryant at the University of Alabama. Continue reading →
Mr, Perkins, who served as offensive coordinator of the New England Patriots under head coach Bill Parcells from 1993 to 1996, was best known for succeeding Paul “Bear” Bryant at the University of Alabama. Continue reading →
Their songs may be getting us through the pandemic, but artists get pittance off Spotify and its kin. And they can't tour now, either. Continue reading →
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