He Was Hospitalized for Covid-19. Then Hospitalized Again. And Again.
Wednesday, December 30, 2020 | |
| By Catie Edmondson Senator Mitch McConnell instead provided vague assurances that the Senate would "begin the process" of discussing the checks and two other issues that the president demanded lawmakers address. | | | By Pam Belluck Significant numbers of coronavirus patients experience long-term symptoms that send them back to the hospital, taxing an already overburdened health system. | | | By Sui-Lee Wee Across the country, local governments plan to inoculate 50 million people against the coronavirus by early next year. But the vaccines have not officially been approved. | | |
| Style By Ruth La Ferla In a career spanning more than three-quarters of a century, he remained a futurist, reproducing fashions for ready-to-wear consumption and affixing his brand to an outpouring of products. | | | Opinion By Neal K. Katyal and John Monsky On Jan. 6, the vice president will preside as Congress counts the Electoral College's votes. Let's hope that he doesn't do the unthinkable — and unconstitutional. | | |
| By Reuters Vice President-elect Kamala Harris received the Moderna Covid-19 vaccination on Tuesday at United Medical Center in southeast Washington, and urged the public to get vaccinated as well. | | | By Reuters President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. on Tuesday criticized the Trump administration's speed in distributing the coronavirus vaccine, and promised that once in office, he would increase the pace of distribution. | | | By The Associated Press After Senator Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, tried to force an immediate vote on increasing the size of the stimulus checks, Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, blocked the measure, leaving its fate unclear. | | |
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