Nurses sought as U S hospitals scramble for help
Amid a nationwide surge in COVID-19 hospitalizations nearly 100000 patients strain facilities. Hospitals lure retirees and students, offer signing bonuses up to 15000 dollars, and deploy travel nurses at up to 6200 per week while states ease licensing for quicker intake.
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Wisconsin
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Iowa
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Minneapolis
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Kvalheim
Landon Brown
Des Moines
Nicholson
Wausau
Aspirus Health Care
April Hansen
San Diego
Chrissie Burkhiser
Scotland County Hospital
Memphis
Trump Grievances Fuel Threats After Election Loss
The post election period has grown menacing with death threats against officials and calls for violence. A Trump lawyer publically urged violence against a federal official while Republicans and Democrats alike face intimidation as former President Trump presses unfounded claims of a stolen election. Census data delays threaten year end deadlines for allocating congressional seats amid irregularities.
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Donald Trump
Trump
Gabriel Sterling
Georgia
Census Docs Delay After Maloney Letter Sparks Scrutiny
A Wednesday letter from Rep. Carolyn Maloney accuses the Trump administration of obstruction in withholding Census Bureau documents on state population totals used for apportioning seats. The letter notes a missed Nov. 24 deadline, while internal documents suggest data anomalies could push end dates to Jan. 26 to Feb. 6, after Biden’s inauguration. Arizona Senator Mark Kelly’s swearing in narrows GOP edge to 52-48, setting up Georgia Senate runoffs. The Transportation Department also rules that only dogs can be service animals on flights, ending free animals for emotional support amid concerns over fraudulent claims.
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Carolyn Maloney
New York
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Maloney
Commerce Department
Census Bureau
Joe Biden
Transportation Department
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Newark
Britain approves Pfizer vaccine early to begin shots soon
Britain becomes the first country to authorize a rigorously tested COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use and plans to start inoculations within days. The move vaults ahead of the U.S. timeline as Huh Hancock notes a year to forget while a long winter looms with vaccine supply limited to high‑risk groups first.
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Pfizer
Germany
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United States
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U.S
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