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"This makes me said."
It embarrasses me.
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Tying healthcare to employment is a terrible idea.
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The United States Senate has approved a final version of legislation that would punish China for imposing a new security law on Hong Kong, a move by China that aims to destroy democratic freedoms and government accountability in Hong Kong.
The legislation termed the Hong Kong Autonomy Act would impose sanctions on businesses and individuals.
Read more...https://www.alive9ja.com/2020/07/02/us-approves-new-sanctions-bill-to-punish-china-over-new-hong-kong-security-law/
Read more...https://www.alive9ja.com/2020/07/02/us-approves-new-sanctions-bill-to-punish-china-over-new-hong-kong-security-law/
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Said to be a picture of all the nurses and doctors who have died from covid-19.
I didn't believe there were that many but it never said a tiny picture couldn't be used more than once.
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Read that again...it's that important that you understand.
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During the pandemic hotels (including Hyatt, Trump) don't change bed linens or clean rooms properly.
They took a stencil...
Sprayed towels and bed linens with a special paint...
That shows up under black light.
They then checked out. Then they checked back into the same room. They found the above was still there.
I've always thought this was the case, and have seen several anecdotal reports from people leaving or finding things between sheets - but it's better to see the faults professionally documented.
And you know the public blaming will go to the poor staff, whitewashing the roles of management and ownership. I'm sure this has been going on for decades.
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I don't think the creator of this pro-policing political cartoon actually read "Frankenstein".
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How would you feel if a cop did that to your child?
Go ahead and think about it.
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The United States is once again at risk of outstripping its COVID-19 testing capacity, an ominous development that would deny the country a crucial tool to understand its pandemic in real-time.
The American testing supply chain is stretched to the limit, and the ongoing outbreak in the South and West could overwhelm it, according to epidemiologists and testing-company executives. While the country’s laboratories have added tremendous capacity in the past few months—the U.S. now tests about 550,000 people each day, a fivefold increase from early April—demand for viral tests is again outpacing supply.
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