Protesters are urging Boston Mayor Marty Walsh to repeal vaccine mandates, which they say have resulted in job losses.
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Consumer confidence rises in December despite Omicron impact on U.S. economy
After an upward revision in November, the Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index rose again in December. The Index is now at 115.8 (1985=100), up from 111.9 in November (an upward revision).
Businesses warned of elevated cybersecurity threat level over the holidays
Officials from the Biden Administration today warned the business community that there was an increased risk of cyberattacks throughout the upcoming holiday season.
Queen Elizabeth II honored at the Library of Congress with Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Woman of Leadership Award
President Joe Biden, Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr., Speaker Nancy Pelosi, House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy, and other dignitaries congratulated Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on being named “The most deserving woman of leadership of our time.”
Researchers from Einstein and Montefiore awarded $7.6 million in NIH grants to study depression in people living with HIV
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has awarded researchers from Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore Health System two five-year grants totaling $7.6 million to investigate structural and chemical changes in the brains of people living with HIV.
Star Trek actor William Shatner boldly goes where no man has gone before in historic space flight
The second crewed trip of the commercial New Shepard spaceship, with legendary “Star Trek” actor William Shatner and other notable passengers, took place today, marking another spectacular first in the universe of NewSpace.
Entrepreneur Princeton Epps brings community mentoring to Milwaukee to solve youth crime
Serial entrepreneur Princeton Epps is helping to get troubled teens and adults back into the workforce following the impact of the pandemic on Milwaukee’s economy.
US Air Force planes expected to arrive in Kabul to evacuate up to 20,000 remaining people
The US military is to send 33 US Air Force C-17s to speed up evacuations in Afghanistan as a deadline approaches for troops to leave the country.
Booster shots to be offered to some Americans in September as studies show falling immunity
A renewed push by the Biden Administration to protect the most vulnerable Americans was announced Wednesday to address ongoing concerns about falling immunity between vaccine shots.
OneShare helping Americans overcome skyrocketing healthcare costs with new alternative programs
The ever-increasing costs of healthcare in America is proving difficult for families as well as individuals since the start of the pandemic.