Pandemic

As part of the guaranteed basic income project, the city of St. Louis, Missouri, has approved a scheme to distribute $500 in monthly relief checks to its residents. St. Louis, Missouri's Board of Aldermen wanted to distribute these…

Long ago, it was believed that COVID-19 had been left in the rearview mirror as people moved on toward normality, back to a time when everyone could walk around without masks and dread, but this is no longer the case. A subvariant of…

President Xi Jinping of China has finally accepted the errors of his harsh Zero COVID-19 policy, which failed to contain the virus and triggered the country's first widespread mass demonstrations in decades. In his New Year's Eve address…

President Xi Jinping said that the GDP of China expanded by at least 4.4% in 2022, which was far higher than many economists had anticipated. But in the next months, the COVID-19 wave might limit expansion. Xi stated in a televised…

The Health Department's deputy CEO, Phil Maytubby, was concerned by the summer of 2021 when he noticed that after an initially vigorous reaction, fewer individuals were taking the COVID-19 vaccine. With doubt, fear, and disinformation…

Since COVID-19 vaccines become accessible for the first time in late 2020, vaccine skeptics have manipulated public health data to claim that the vaccines are actually detrimental to recipients. One such allegation appears in an article…

As China fights a wave of COVID-19 cases that authorities have stated is impossible to trace, crematoriums nationwide struggle to handle an influx of dead. Following the government's abrupt decision to relax years of lockdowns,…

As the United States warned that Beijing's unexpected choice to let the virus run free was a danger for the entire world, cities throughout China hurried to put in hospital beds and construct fever screening facilities on Tuesday.…