Anecdotes tell us what the data can’t: Vaccinated people appear to be getting the coronavirus at a surprisingly high rate. But exactly how often isn’t clear, nor is it certain how likely they are to spread the virus to others. And now, there’s growing concern that vaccinated people may be
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Trump’s rally in Alabama is a boon for Mo Brooks’ Senate campaign
Former President Donald Trump will rally the faithful in Alabama on Saturday, a boon to Rep. Mo Brooks, his favored Senate candidate, who is behind in the money race there and struggling to attract some Republicans unnerved by his brand of slash-and-burn politics. This year, the six-term congressman helped lead
‘It’s not our fight’ vs. ‘We owe them’: Americans debate what’s right in Afghanistan
Larry and Phil Peters don’t agree on much. Larry’s a Democrat, and his brother is a Republican. But over lunch at Harvest Moon Craft Kitchen in Canal Winchester, Ohio, outside Columbus, they found common ground on the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan after two decades of war: It was past time
Gay men in Afghanistan say life under Taliban ‘nightmare,’ could be killed on the spot
Gay men in Afghanistan are describing the Taliban’s takeover as a nightmare and live in fear that they could be executed at any moment. We cannot go out because we are just scared for our lives, a 21-year-old gay man called Ghulam, whose real name was changed for safety purposes,
Miscue After Miscue, U.S. Exit Plan Unravels
The nation’s top national security officials assembled at the Pentagon early on April 24 for a secret meeting to plan the final withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan. It was two weeks after President Biden had announced the exit over the objection of his generals, but now they were carrying
Biden’s approval rating flips for the first time amid Afghan crisis
The honeymoon’s over. President Biden’s job approval has flipped for the first time in his presidency amid the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, with more Americans now disapproving of his performance in office than supporting it, according to the RealClearPolitics polling average. The measure, which combines the results of recent national surveys,
Ohio State coach Ryan Day names C.J. Stroud as Buckeyes’ starting QB
Ohio State coach Ryan Day has named C.J. Stroud the Buckeyes’ starting quarterback for the season-opener against Minnesota on Sept. 2. On Monday, Day said that Stroud, a redshirt freshman from California, had emerged as the leader in the competition with fellow redshirt freshman Jack Miller and true freshman Kyle
CJ McCollum says Damian Lillard is ‘all in’ with Trail Blazers for new season
Damian Lillard’s name has been all over the rumor mil so far this offseason after rumblings early in July about him potentially demanding a trade. But here we are, a few weeks before training camp starts and two months before the NBA season, and Lillard has not yet made any
Former Tennessee Titans GM Floyd Reese, architect of Super Bowl team, dies at 73
Floyd Reese, the former Tennessee Titans general manager and one of the most influential figures in franchise history, has died, the team announced. Reese was 73. Reese had been in hospice care, according to longtime Nashville radio talk show host George Plaster, who brought on Reese as a co-host on
Tucker Carlson: Biden’s officials are turning on him, and it’s about more than Afghanistan
We’ve learned a lot in the past five days. Maybe the important thing we’ve learned is that Joe Biden is not capable of running the country. Joe Biden is senile. Saying that out loud is not an attack on Biden. Any decent person feels sorry for Biden, watching him gaze