COVID-19 cases are dropping in US, but not because of vaccinations
Since the holiday season, the number of deaths is still concerningly high but there is a decrease in COVID-19 hospitalizations
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Former Widefield High, UNC standout Vincent Jackson found dead in Florida hotel room
DENVER – Former University of Northern Colorado and Widefield High School standout wide receiver Vincent Jackson was found dead at
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Bitcoin miners are hodling while long-term investors take profits
On-chain analytics provider, Glassnode, has published data revealing that Bitcoin miners are accumulating while long-term investors are taking profits. Despite
Read moreRevised macOS Big Sur 11.2.1 Update Properly Checks Free Available Space to Prevent Installation Errors
When upgrading to macOS Big Sur, there was an error that would cause issues if there wasn’t enough storage space
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PocketBook launches 7.8-inch e-reader with new color E Ink screen
E-reader company PocketBook has announced and released the InkPad Color, a 7.8-inch device that uses E Ink’s latest color technology.
Read moreLindsey Graham claims GOP will try to impeach Kamala Harris
(AP) Lindsey Graham suggested Republicans will impeach Vice President Kamala Harris if the GOP takes control of the House of
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Bill Gates: Solving Covid easy compared with climate
By Justin RowlattChief environment correspondent media captionBill Gates: Achieving net zero will be ‘humanity’s greatest ever achievement’ Fifty-one billion and
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Coronavirus update: Latest Covid-19 vaccine and world news
A hospital pharmacist prepares a syringe with the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine in Arlington, Virginia, on December 16, 2020. John McDonnell/The
Read moreBiden plans to focus on coronavirus in first G7 meeting
President BidenJoe BidenBiden on Trump acquittal: ‘Substance of the charge is not in dispute’ White House press aide resigns after
Read moreChicago’s Lightfoot suggests teachers union behaves like a ‘political party’
Mayor Lori Lightfoot criticized the Chicago Teachers Union on Sunday following a tense battle over the reopening of city classrooms for in-person learning
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