'We Are Not There Yet': As States Drop Mask Rules, the C.D.C. Stands Firm
Thursday, February 10, 2022 | |
| By Mitch Smith and Shawn Hubler Some Americans cheered the moves, mostly by Democratic governors, but others questioned the timing, with more than 200,000 new virus infections being reported each day. | | | By Sheryl Gay Stolberg The Biden administration said federal masking guidance would not change for now, but was seeking advice from public health experts on the way forward. | | | By Erica L. Green and Rick Rojas The judge is seen by some as a long shot for the Supreme Court, but supporters say her bipartisan backing and the appeal of her humble ascent should not be overlooked. | | |
| Health | News ANALYSIS By Apoorva Mandavilli It's not clear whether three doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine will adequately protect young children. But the F.D.A. may authorize the first two doses anyway. | | | Opinion | Guest Essay By Nathan Hersh The better answer in these situations is obvious, but not easy: education, education, education. | | |
| By The Associated Press Dr. Rochelle P. Walensky, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said her agency was working on new guidance for the states, but that it was not yet time to lift mask mandates across the nation. | | | By The Associated Press Drew Dilkens, the mayor of Windsor, Ontario, requested additional resources and personnel from Canada's provincial and federal governments to deal with a protest by truckers on the Ambassador Bridge. | | | By The Associated Press Nancy Pelosi of California, the speaker of the House, said she would agree to a ban on the ownership and trading of individual stocks by members of Congress if the ban also applied to members of the judicial branch. | | |
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