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The COVID-19 pandemic has changed more things in our lives than we anticipated. I’m not just talking about our personal unhappiness. Our role in the political and economic system and the relationship we have established with these systems have also changed drastically
COVID-19: Looking back as a pandemic is ending Read More
Starbucks’ reversal of a plan to require its U.S. workers to be vaccinated against COVID-19 or submit to weekly testing has sparked controversy among its loyal clients, as well as baristas on the front lines of the pandemic.
Starbucks reversal on vaccine mandate sparks customers Read More
The world has not been able to wake up from the coronavirus nightmare for almost two years. On the other hand, we have begun to feel the impact of the climate crisis concretely. And the worst-case scenario for the climate crisis has become clear. Canadian scientists, who gave the date for the nightmare scenario waiting for the world, also announced the uninhabitable regions.
How much time is left for the end of the world? Read More
Theaters, cinemas and cultural venues, whose capacities were limited due to the measures taken within the scope of combating the new type of coronavirus (Covid-19) epidemic in Italy, will serve at full capacity as of Monday, October 11th, 2021.
Culture and art events to return to normal in Italy Read More
The $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill is on track — or is it? A provision in the package could throw a wrench in the schedule, but other things could also complicate when you would get your next stimulus check. Here’s the deal.
When will 2021 stimulus checks be arrived? Read More
Zoom (ZM) became a verb this year. Amid a global pandemic that shuttered huge swaths of the economy, drove millions out of work, and forced the term “social distancing” into the national lexicon, the video chat service turned into a lifeline for millions of people.
How Zoom became a lifeline for millions of people in 2020 Read More
Cargo carriers warn that getting a COVID-19 vaccine to everyone on Earth could take up to two years. Even if a coronavirus vaccine is approved soon, it will likely be years until it can be distributed around the world, according to cargo airline and logistics executives.
Obstacles on getting a COVID-19 vaccine to everyone on Earth Read More
Life after quarantine for many people apparently consists of a Burger King Whopper, fries and soda handed out by someone wearing gloves at the drive-thru on the return back from a reopened office.
Burger King sales rebound as states reopen after lockdown Read More
Dutch football. The Dutch government decided to play football matches with the audience in the 1st league (Eredivisie) starting from September.
Dutch football league to play with the audience in September Read More
While staying inside our homes is helping to shield us from the pandemic, missing out on time outdoors might alter our risk of catching diseases in other ways.
The downside of staying inside Read More