News
US Supreme Court bucks Newsom’s restrictions on California churches
In a six-three decision late Friday evening, the Supreme Court lifted California Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom’s ban on indoor religious services.
Loading the front page…
In a six-three decision late Friday evening, the Supreme Court lifted California Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom’s ban on indoor religious services.
Despite some of the strictest coronavirus lockdowns and restrictions in the country, California continues to see record coronavirus infections, hospitalizations and deaths.
In 2019, youth suicides accounted for 8.33 percent of the county’s suicides, now youth suicide comprises 38.46 percent of the total suicides.
The closure of public schools in Seattle is not accompanied by online learning offerings, despite budget excesses that would enable it.
The board of directors of Seattle Public Schools asked the Washington State Board of Health consider including Covid vaccines “…as a condition to accessing in-person instruction.”
Washington state’s public schools are facing what one official called a “systemic” enrollment crash as parents pull students out of school for multiple reasons.
Washington DOH previously said that “The risk of COVID-19 is not connected to race, ethnicity or nationality.” The site also said, “Stigma will not help fight the illness.”
The Seattle Public School system announced Tuesday that they are temporarily suspending the middle school basketball ball season because of a rise in COVID cases in the state.
The move continues Twitter CEO Elon Musk’s restoration of accounts previously banned from the platform.
The ruling came after the DC Police Union filed a lawsuit against the vaccine mandate.