There have been several polls asking the questions if those Americans not vaccinated should pay more for health insurance. Most of the polls show an even split of opinions, though when asked of those who have been vaccinated, it is… Read More ›
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Federal government has spent $3.2 trillion on COVID-19, where has the money gone?
So far, the federal government has spent $3.2 trillion of taxpayer money and obligations in its response to COVID-19 with $3.6 trillion in obligations and has allotted $4.6 trillion for the effort. Government spending funded by COVID-19 supplemental appropriations is… Read More ›
Where the $7.7 trillion in federal spending goes
According to the federal government’s website USASPENDING.gov, as of June 30, 2021, the federal government is spending $7.7 trillion, yet the government only brings in about $3.42 trillion per year. Last year, the federal government spent $3.13 trillion more than… Read More ›
Florida’s Dept of Health out with latest COVID-19 “situation report” – death to population remains under .2%
Leaders have squandered this opportunity to help get Americans to adopt healthier habits, which would reduce our collective healthcare costs in the future.
Most Americans feel medical professionals should treat those without COVID vaccinations
Recently, there has been much discussion whether doctors and nurses should treat those unvaccinated for COVID-19 for non-life threatening ailments. A YouGov survey of of almost 7,700 was released yesterday asked: “Do you think it is acceptable or unacceptable for… Read More ›
Hurricane Henri has the Northeast in its sights
New York and Southern New England will face Hurricane Henri, which is expected to be a Category 1 hurricane when it reaches shore late tonight or early tomorrow morning. A hurricane warning is in effect for the shores of Long… Read More ›
Now Californians have a choice between 46 candidates to be their next governor in recall election
With some last-minute changes to the candidate list, California’s Secretary of State approved the final certified list late yesterday to replace Governor Gavin Newsom in a recall election scheduled for September 24, 2021. There was a kerfuffle between the state… Read More ›
Student mask mandate for Palm Beach County schools remains off the table
Last night, the School District of Palm Beach County reassured concerned county parents that nothing has changed to their decision to have masks optional for students in this upcoming school season. Palm Beach County schools commence operations on August 10,… Read More ›
About half of Palm Beach County residents have been fully vaccinated
According to the most recent Centers for Disease Control (CDC) data, 49.6 percent of Palm Beach County, Florida residents have been fully vaccinated for the COVID-19 virus. And at least 56.8 percent of county residents have received at least one… Read More ›
Almost $31 billion of unemployment benefits have been given in Florida
Yesterday, the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) issued its weekly Reemployment Assistance updates. Daily updates can be found on the Reemployment Assistance (RA) Claims Dashboard. There is also a lawsuit expected to be filed later this morning by Vanessa Brito… Read More ›
