Month: March 2021

CDC releases highly anticipated guidance for people fully vaccinated against Covid-19 – CNN
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CDC releases highly anticipated guidance for people fully vaccinated against Covid-19 – CNN

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WWE Raw preview (Mar. 8, 2021): Smash and gab – Cageside Seats
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WWE Raw preview (Mar. 8, 2021): Smash and gab – Cageside Seats

Live from ThunderDome! The Headliner You’d have a hard time convincing someone who just started watching, but if we turn the clock back to 2017 - Braun Strowman was the hottest guy in wrestling. A few years of bad booking decisions and a couple runs at the top that exposed how limited he is as a performer, and we have the less charismatic Big Show we see on television right now. WWE is trying to recapture some of Braun’s old magic with one of their old tricks. Since moving to Raw after his feud with Bray Wyatt last summer, they’ve worked to present the Monster Among Men as an alignment neutral character who’s mostly just here to kick ass. Stopping him from moving up the card so he can kick more ass is Shane McMahon. Over the course of McMahon’s latest return to our screens, ...
UK royals absorb shock of revealing Harry, Meghan interview – Associated Press
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UK royals absorb shock of revealing Harry, Meghan interview – Associated Press

LONDON (AP) — Britain and its royal family absorbed the tremors Monday from a sensational television interview with Prince Harry and Meghan, in which the couple said they encountered racist attitudes and a lack of support that drove the duchess to thoughts of suicide. In a two-hour soul-baring interview by Oprah Winfrey, the couple painted a deeply unflattering picture of life inside the royal household, depicting a cold, uncaring institution that they had to flee to save their lives. Meghan told Winfrey that at one point “I just didn’t want to be alive anymore.” She said she sought help through the palace’s human resources department but was told there was nothing it could do. Meghan, 39, admitted that she was naive at the start of her relationship with Harry and unprepared for the str...
Meghan and Harry Oprah Interview Aftermath: Live Updates – The New York Times
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Meghan and Harry Oprah Interview Aftermath: Live Updates – The New York Times

Here’s what you need to know: A year after Meghan Markle married Prince Harry in a fairy-tale wedding, she said in an extraordinary interview broadcast on Sunday night, her life as a member of the British royal family had become so emotionally desolate that she contemplated suicide. At another point, members of the family told Harry and Meghan, a biracial former actress from the United States, that they did not want the couple’s unborn child, Archie, to be a prince or princess, and expressed concerns about how dark the color of the baby’s skin would be. An emotional but self-possessed Meghan said of her suicidal thoughts: “I was ashamed to have to admit it to Harry. I knew that if I didn’t say it, I would do it. I just didn’t want to be alive anymore.” Meghan, 39, made the disclosures ...
Monday, March 8, coronavirus data by Michigan county: State’s positivity rate at 4% for first time in weeks – MLive.com
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Monday, March 8, coronavirus data by Michigan county: State’s positivity rate at 4% for first time in weeks – MLive.com

For the first time since Feb. 8, Michigan’s seven-day average positivity rate on coronavirus diagnostic tests is now 4%. For the past three and a half weeks, the rate had ranged from 3.3% to 3.9%. Along with the rise in the positivity rate, the seven-day average of new cases also has increased. It’s currently 1,210, a 11% increase compared to an average of 1,095 a week ago. It’s the first time in four weeks the seven-day average has exceeded 1,200. The statewide seven-day average positivity rate on coronavirus diagnostic tests is now 4% compared to 3.5% a week ago today. Below is a closer look at the county-level data, based on two of the metrics used by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. First, a look at the seven-day average positivity rates by county, grouped...
The UKs National Health Service just approved a drug that costs nearly $2.5 million a dose – CNBC
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The UKs National Health Service just approved a drug that costs nearly $2.5 million a dose – CNBC

Kate Cardente holds her then 3-month-old daughter, Ainsley, as she undergoes a gene therapy for Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA). SMA is a disease that is the primary genetic cause of death in babies. Ainsley is getting a one-time infusion of Zolgensma. Baltimore Sun | Tribune News Service | Getty Images LONDON — A drug that has been labeled the "most expensive drug in the world" has been approved by the U.K.'s National Health Service, a move that could be life-changing to babies and children suffering with a rare genetic disorder. The innovative gene therapy called "Zolgensma" does not come cheap, with a reported list price of £1.79 million ($2.48 million) per dose, NHS England said in a statement Monday. The drug will be used for babies and young children suf...
CDC says people who are fully vaccinated against Covid can meet safely indoors without masks – CNBC
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CDC says people who are fully vaccinated against Covid can meet safely indoors without masks – CNBC

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released new guidance Monday for people who have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19, a highly anticipated step as the nation tries to ease back into normality following almost a year of restrictions due to the pandemic. "There are some activities that fully vaccinated people can begin to resume now in the privacy of their own homes. Everyone — even those who are vaccinated — should continue with all mitigation strategies when in public settings," CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said in a statement. According to the guidance, fully vaccinated people can safely visit with other fully vaccinated people and some unvaccinated people indoors without wearing masks or social distancing, according to the guidance. Someone is cons...
Saved By The Bells Dustin Diamond was never legally married to ex Jennifer Misner – Daily Mail
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Saved By The Bells Dustin Diamond was never legally married to ex Jennifer Misner – Daily Mail

Saved By The Bell's Dustin Diamond 'was never legally married' to ex Jennifer Misner - according to actor's death certificate By Jason Chester for MailOnline Published: 05:35 EST, 8 March 2021 | Updated: 07:28 EST, 8 March 2021 Tragic Saved By The Bell star Dustin Diamond was ‘never legally married’ to ex Jennifer Misner, according to a newly obtained death certificate.  The actor, best known for his role as Screech in the teen high-school comedy, passed away aged 44 at home in Florida on February 1st after a short battle with lung cancer.  But a death certificate obtained by TMZ states Diamond 'never married' - despite many fans believing he had exchanged vows with Misner in 2009 before divorcing in 2013.   Didn't happen: Tragic Saved By T...
‘Allen v. Farrow’: 5 takeaways from the third episode, which dives into the high-profile custody battle – The Washington Post
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‘Allen v. Farrow’: 5 takeaways from the third episode, which dives into the high-profile custody battle – The Washington Post

In August 1992, Allen sued Farrow for sole custody of their three children together — Moses, Dylan and Ronan, born Satchel — amid two investigations into Dylan’s accusations. One was conducted by New York City’s child welfare administration and the other by Connecticut State Police, as the allegations stemmed from Allen’s visit to the Farrow family home in the nearby state. The documentarians say they pored through boxes of police files, affidavits, sworn testimonies and audio and visual recordings throughout their three-year examination of the case. Some have been made public before, while others might be new to “Allen v. Farrow” viewers. Here are several takeaways from the third episode. Allen accused Farrow of concocting the allegations and ‘brainwashing’ Dylan In a recent statement ...
Meghan and Harry on being snubbed by Queen Elizabeth, how race plays a role in royal family in new Oprah clips – CBS News
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Meghan and Harry on being snubbed by Queen Elizabeth, how race plays a role in royal family in new Oprah clips – CBS News

Oprah Winfrey is sharing more of her groundbreaking interview with Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, after the two-hour program aired on CBS Sunday night. In the previously unaired clips, the couple discuss why they believe race played a difference in how Meghan was treated by Buckingham Palace and British tabloids. They also open up about a visit to see Queen Elizabeth that was suddenly called off after the couple's decision to step back from royal duties in early 2020. The Sunday special saw the Duchess of Sussex break with previous media narratives, telling Winfrey that Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, had made her cry days before her wedding. Previous reporting had stated that Meghan made Kate cry over arrangements for the ceremony.  The Duchess of Sussex also revealed ...