Nowhere is safe: Record number of patients contracted Covid in the hospital in January

Nowhere is safe: Record number of patients contracted Covid in the hospital in January

A record 4,734 patients were recorded as having caught Covid-19 in-house on Jan. 19. During the January Covid-19 surge a year ago, hospitals reported around 2,000 patients each week on average had contracted Covid during their stay, compared to roughly 3,000 this year. The total number of people who contract Covid-19 while in the hospital … Read more

Spike in visits to the office in January as workers return

Spike in visits to the office in January as workers return

Office visits spiked in the last week of January as restrictions were lifted, new data from one of the country’s biggest office providers show. IWG said that it had seen a 50% spike in office visits between the first and final weeks of the month. The business said that the number of staff who visited … Read more

January 6 committee subpoenas former Trump aide Peter Navarro, who’s said he was involved in a plan to overturn the 2020 election

January 6 committee subpoenas former Trump aide Peter Navarro, who’s said he was involved in a plan to overturn the 2020 election

Trade advisor Peter Navarro speaks with reporters outside the White House on July 27, 2020.AP Photo/Andrew Harnik The House select committee investigating the Capitol riot subpoenaed ex-White House advisor Peter Navarro. Navarro has backed former President Donald Trump’s baseless claims that voter fraud cost him the 2020 election. Navarro has also said that he and … Read more

Buy the dip? Why the stock market’s bounce off January lows may prove premature

Buy the dip? Why the stock market’s bounce off January lows may prove premature

A big stock-market bounce after an ugly January might reflect misplaced confidence in a previously tried-and-true trading strategy, a Wall Street analyst warned on Monday. “After a tough markdown of stocks in January, some investors have shown interest in ‘buying the dip,” wrote Lisa Shalett, chief investment officer at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, in a … Read more

Pence’s ex-chief of staff Marc Short said the former vice president didn’t want the world to see a ‘visual’ of him ‘fleeing the Capitol’ on January 6

Pence’s ex-chief of staff Marc Short said the former vice president didn’t want the world to see a ‘visual’ of him ‘fleeing the Capitol’ on January 6

Marc Short, former chief of staff to former Vice President Mike Pence, appears on NBC News’ “Meet the Press” in February 2022.NBC News/”Meet the Press” Pence refused calls to leave the Capitol during the January 6, 2021, riot because it would create bad optics, his former chief of staff said. Marc Short said Secret Service … Read more

Best star snaps of the week: January babies! Celebs celebrate

Best star snaps of the week: January babies! Celebs celebrate

February 5, 2022 | 7:53am 1 or 17 2 or 17 Here we go: Justin Timberlake reps the colors of his birth era while celebrating his 41st birthday with wife Jessica Biel. jessicabile?instagram 3 or 17 Thanks a bunch: Kerry Washington sends X’s and O’s to all who wished her a happy 45th birthday. Instagram … Read more

U.S. employers shrug off Omicron, add 467,000 jobs in January

U.S. employers shrug off Omicron, add 467,000 jobs in January

A recruiter talks to job seeker during a job fair at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Fla. | Marta Lavandier/AP Photo by Associated Press 02/04/2022 09:13 AM EST WASHINGTON (AP) — US employers added a burst of 467,000 jobs in January despite a wave of Omicron inflections that sickened millions of workers, kept many … Read more

Don’t Sleep on the January 6 Committee

Don’t Sleep on the January 6 Committee

Chairman of the January 6th Committee Representative Bennie Thompson with other members of the committee. (Jose Luis Magana/AP Images) Subscribe to the nation Subscribe now for as little as $2 a month! Thank you for signing up for the nation‘s weekly newsletter. Thank you for signing up. For more from the nationcheck out our latest … Read more

Think Dry January is tough? Try doing it in Paris

Think Dry January is tough? Try doing it in Paris

Living in Los Angeles, I’d never felt the need to attempt “Dry January.” The city itself forces you to be sober enough to get behind the wheel of a car, while simultaneously incentivizing a healthy lifestyle with sunshine and hiking trails. In LA, overindulging actually requires more effort than simply consuming alcohol in moderation. But … Read more