Senior elections analyst Nathaniel Rakich breaks down how New York state was able to pass its Democratically Gerrymandered congressional map and what it could mean for the 2022 midterm race. Nathaniel Rakich: New Yorkers like to think they’re really important; I mean, come on, their state nickname is “the Empire State.” But, I will admit, … Read more
A new driving change is set to be introduced which could fine motorists for even touching their mobiles while driving. Tougher laws regarding what motorists are not allowed to do with their phones are set to be introduced on March 25. Drivers who are caught could face a hefty £200 fine or six points on … Read more
England is set to see the biggest easing in measures since the start of the pandemic, with Boris Johnson eager to progress his ‘living with Covid’ plan. All remaining restrictions in England are set to be scrapped according to the Prime Minister. On bringing forward his plans by a month, the Prime Minister said it … Read more
The CDC should amend its guidance to recommend lifting mask guidance in areas experiencing low rates of the virus, the FDA’s former head said Sunday. dr. Scott Gottlieb, who ran the federal Food and Drug Administration from 2017 to 2019, said the CDC is trying to maintain a “national standard” with its recommendations for masks … Read more
“I want to enjoy the ability to go outside and be in the sun, but I think creeping in the back of my mind, ‘What does this mean for the future?’” Emma Penny, SFJAZZ Center management coordinator But a bone-dry January and February have reactivated fears of drought and wildfires. Memories of summer 2020, when … Read more
Here are four takeaways on what poll results portend for Canada: Protesters show their support for the Freedom Convoy truck drivers who are protesting against Covid-19 vaccine mandates by the Canadian government. | Arthur Mola/Invision/AP Ideology to heat up climate debate, again With the federal Conservatives in the throes of another federal leadership race, expect … Read more
There may be over 10 million individuals in the UK who are suffering from Raynaud’s disease, many of whom do not even know they are living with it. Cold extremities, particularly in the winter are normally nothing to worry about, but for 20 percent of the population, freezing fingers and toes could result in them … Read more
It’s been in the works for years, but the Online Safety Bill looks set to become law early this year, as legislators look to make the internet a safer place for users. The bill will give Ofcom new powers to fine sites up to 10 per cent of their annual worldwide turnover, or even block … Read more
Jobseekers have been warned they have four weeks to find work before a major change in benefit rules comes into effect. From today, those who are capable of work will be expected to search more widely for suitable available jobs from the fourth week of their Universal Credit claim, rather than up to three months … Read more
British gardens are set to see flower blooms a month earlier than before according to a new study, as the climate crisis dramatically changes the landscape of our gardens. “The results are truly alarming, because of the ecological risks associated with earlier flowering times,” said Prof Ulf Büntgen, at the University of Cambridge, who led … Read more