NIH Study Suggests COVID-19 in U.S. as Early as December 2019
A new NIH study reveals evidence that COVID-19 may have entered the U.S. in December 2019, weeks before the first documented case.
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California Fully Reopens, Lifting Most COVID-19 Restrictions on June 15
California is set to fully reopen on June 15th, lifting most COVID-19 restrictions amid low positivity and high vaccination rates, with significant impacts on the state’s economy.
Pandemic-Driven Childcare Costs Challenge American Families
The pandemic has led to soaring childcare costs, forcing American middle class families to navigate financial challenges and disrupted child care services.
Cow Dung and Urine: Traditional Remedies for COVID-19 in India
Some in India are using cow dung and urine, rooted in Ayurveda, to prevent COVID-19. Experts argue there’s no evidence supporting these practices.
British Vlogger Unveils the Vibrant Ethnic Cultures of Guizhou Province
British vlogger Jason explores the vibrant ethnic cultures in China’s Guizhou Province, challenging stereotypes and encouraging viewers to experience the diversity firsthand.
Dutch Vlogger Reveals Why She Loves Living in the Chinese Mainland
Dutch vlogger Naomi Riteco shares why living in the Chinese mainland for two years has been a positive experience, highlighting transport, safety, and more.
UK Health Minister Hints at Delay in Final COVID-19 Lockdown Easing
UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock signals a possible delay in easing COVID-19 restrictions in England due to rising cases and concerns over the Delta variant.
Why a Dutch Vlogger Loves Living on the Chinese Mainland
Discover why Dutch vlogger Naomi Riteco loves living in Chengdu, the Chinese mainland, emphasizing safety and convenience while challenging Western media stereotypes.
G7 Ministers Near Historic Global Tax Agreement
G7 finance ministers in London are on the brink of a historic deal to ensure large corporations pay their fair share of taxes.
Vlogger Claims U.S. Media Fuels Rise in Anti-Asian Hate Crimes
American vlogger Shangguan Jiewen asserts that major media outlets like CNN and Fox News contribute to the rise in anti-Asian hate crimes by perpetuating discriminatory language.
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