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Month: October 2021

Texas Gov. Abbott issues executive order that bans vaccine mandates by ‘all entities’ in Texas

“The COVID-19 vaccine is safe, effective, and our best defense against the virus, but should remain voluntary and never forced,” Abbott said in a statement. AUSTIN, Texas — Governor Greg Abbott issued an executive order Monday that bans COVID-19 vaccine mandates by any entity in Texas. Abbott also added the ban to the agenda for the third Special Session currently underway in Austin. …

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COVID-19 Vaccine given to Family w 2 kids ages 4,5 . Ped. Cardiologist says both kids show heart issues

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) – An Evansville family and their attorney says they were accidentally given full adult doses of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine instead of flu shots. Alexandra and Joshua Price says it happened October 4, at the Walgreens on St. Joseph Avenue. Their family of four includes two adults and two children who are …

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Newsom signs Law requiring Gender Neutral Toy Section at Large Retailers

California Governor Gavin Newsom (D-CA) signed a new law Saturday mandating that many large retail stores offer some toys in gender-neutral sections, a move advocates say encourages children to consider toys without taking into account gender stereotypes. “This bill would require a retail department store that is physically located in California that has a total …

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Oil Prices Spike to Multi-Year Highs

LONDON (Reuters)—Oil prices rose more than $2 on Monday, extending gains as an energy crisis grips major economies amid a pick-up in economic activity and restrained supplies from major producers. Brent crude was up $2.17, or 2.6%, at $84.56 a barrel by 1136 GMT, its highest since October 2018. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude rose $2.67, or 3.4%, …

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L.A. Sheriff: ‘I’m not forcing’ My Officers to get the Vaccine

Although the Los Angeles City Council passed a COVID vaccine mandate for people entering restaurants, salons, and gyms, Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva said he is not going to force his law enforcement employees to get the vaccine shot. Reading and answering questions from his office, Sheriff Villanueva said on Thursday, “Are you forcing your officers to get …

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Americans are paying as much as $2,100 more per year for necessities

Inflation in the United States hit a 30-year high in August, according to the Department of Commerce. Higher costs of goods is one of several reasons why President Joe Biden has seen his approval rating plummet to the lowest of his presidency — despite the White House blaming alarmingly low poll numbers on unvaccinated Americans. Now, one of Biden’s favorite financial outlets revealed the …

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NYC’s Unvaccinated Teachers Need to Waive Right to Sue for 1 Year of Health Benefits

Aside from being put on unpaid leave, New York City teachers who’ve declined to get the COVID-19 vaccine won’t be allowed to keep their health benefits for another year unless they give up their right to sue the city over its vaccine mandate. This condition was the result of an arbitration invoked by the city’s largest teachers union, …

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Commissioners Vote To Decrease Bed, Breakfast Rental License Fees

SNOW HILL – County leaders agreed last week to lower rental license fees for bed and breakfasts. Annual rental license fees for bed and breakfasts in unincorporated sections of the county will decrease to $200 following a vote by the Worcester County Commissioners Oct. 5. “I think next spring at budget time we’re going to …

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Southwest Blames Cancellations On Worker Shortage, Union Denies ‘Sick-Out’ Over Vaccine Mandate

Southwest Airlines has had another terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day – as a shortage of workers combined with an air traffic control interruption to bring the total number of canceled flights to nearly 3,100 in four days. “Crews were struggling to move and you end up in short order with aircraft and crews …

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Maryland school bus drivers hold ‘sick-out’ to protest low wages, lack of benefits

Calvert County, Maryland, school bus drivers held a “sick-out” Monday to protest low wages and lack of benefits. The move, by about a couple dozen drivers, was something Calvert County Public Schools officials expected and warned parents about. The group, outside the Calvert County Board of Education in Prince Frederick, told FOX 5 DC they are being asked to take …

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