Almanac snapshot for 226th day of 2021 highlights births and events
Almanac entry notes notable birthdays including Doc Holliday and Halle Berry. It recalls a 1945 Times Square crowd after Japan surrender news, Bobby Cox’s ejection record in 2007, Berry's actor quote, Michael Jackson's 1985 Beatles catalog deal, and the moon phase between new and first quarter.
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Democrats should pause angst and recognize their infrastructure win
Washington opinion column urges Democrats to acknowledge bipartisan infrastructure passage and a $3.5 trillion budget framework, praising Schumer Pelosi Biden for pragmatic moves amid a tight Senate and House. It notes 19 Republicans joined Democrats and warns to watch voting rights as Manchin weighs filibuster risks.
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Joe Manchin III
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Raphael Warnock
D-Ga
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Democrats Rush to Promote Climate Crisis Narratives
Cal Thomas argues the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report exaggerates climate danger to push policy goals. He questions forecasts by Kerry and Gore, contrasts them with shifting timelines, and accuses climate advocates of political manipulation and misinformation.
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John Kerry
Washington Post
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Keeping kids safe as schools reopen amid surge in COVID cases
The week ending Aug 5 saw over 93 000 children test positive for the coronavirus, a near fourfold rise in three weeks driven by the delta variant. Daily hospitalizations of youths under 18 exceed 200, while mask mandates remain uncommon despite widespread indoor requirements.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Seven family tactics to curb COVID risks for returning students
Leana S. Wen urges vaccinated adults to shield children as schools reopen. She outlines seven steps: vaccinate all adults, outdoor activities, indoor masking with quality masks, regular testing, form pandemic pods, stay vigilant in informal settings, and recognize risk is additive while pushing for vaccines for younger kids.
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