Quebec Locks Down Again, Shutting Schools, Shuls, and Setting A Curfew
The Quebec government has announced the provinces closure yet again, locking down schools, shuls, and setting a curfew over the spread of the most recent strain of COVID-19.
Daily Archives: December 30, 2021
New York Jury Holds Drug Firm Teva Liable In Opioid Crisis
A jury held Teva Pharmaceuticals responsible Thursday for contributing to the opioid crisis, delivering a verdict in a sweeping lawsuit filed by New York state, the state attorney general said.
Tesla Recalls Nearly 500,000 US Vehicles Over Safety Issues
Tesla has recalled nearly 500,000 U.S.-based vehicles due to safety concerns.
As New Years Approaches, Police Departments Gear Up For DUI Enforcement
As friends and family prepare to celebrate New Year’s Eve, police departments across the state prepare for DUI enforcement to keep the roadways safe.
Israel’s Population Nears 10 Million, Three Quarters Jewish
Jewish Israelis comprise 73.9% of the countries population, with Israeli Arabs comprising 21.1%, statistics show.
Florida Surgeon General Claims Feds ‘Preventing’ COVID Antibody Treatments
Florida’s surgeon general has accused the Biden administration of “actively preventing” the distribution of monoclonal antibody treatments for COVID-19, causing an “immediate and life-threatening shortage of treatment options.”
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