As Even Dem States Ease, Biden Begins Rethinking COVID Rules
Even Democratic states are moving to roll back mask mandates in a push toward post-COVID-19 normalcy.
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Gettin’ the Crowds Back to Montana Events
You've brought back an annual event, but at what cost and will people know?
US Officials Flag ‘Small’ Reaction Risk With J&J Vaccine
The government said the vaccines most used in the U.S., made by Pfizer and Moderna, show no risk of the disorder.
Spain Reimplements COVID-19 Restrictions
Simón said that although younger patients typically don’t need intensive care treatment, the high number of cases among those under 30 was slowly pushing up the rate of hospital admissions.
Free Beer, Other New Incentives for Biden’s ‘Vaccine Sprint’
Free beer is the latest White House-backed incentive to persuade Americans to get vaccinated for COVID-19.
Yellowstone National Park Marks Second-Highest August Visitation
Services are limited in the park.
Book: Trump Said of Virus, ‘I Always Wanted to Play it Down’
Excerpts from the book were reported Wednesday by The Washington Post and CNN.
Pres. Trump: Closing Colleges Amid Outbreaks ‘Could Cost Lives’
Trump said Wednesday at a White House briefing that the virus is akin to the seasonal flu for college students.
Ready or Not, Election Costs Soar in Prep for Virus Voting
State officials say they need more money to create a pandemic-ready voting system.
Montana seeks to recover $10 million in unemployment fraud
The Department of Labor and Industry says Montana has paid out more than $10 million in potentially fraudulent unemployment claims during the COVID-19 pandemic.