Friday, January 14, 2022
Thursday, January 13, 2022
Dive..
CNN’s ratings took a Nosedive by a massive 90 percent both overall and in the all-important demographic coveted by advertisers in the first week of the new year.
The Jeff Zucker-led cable news network averaged just 548,000 viewers during the week of Jan. 3, a major drop from the nearly 2.7 million viewers for the same week in 2021, according to Nielsen ratings.
The year-ago ratings were jolted by the left-leaning network’s coverage of the Jan. 6 attack on the US Capitol, which resulted in CNN having its most-watched day since Ted Turner launched the news outlet in 1980.
But on the one-year anniversary of the attacks, viewers flipped over to CNN’s right-wing rival, Fox News, which topped the ratings for coverage of the event.
Just a "Nosedive" thought.
The Brink .
The UK may be on the brink of beating the Covid-19 pandemic.
Covid-19 would "almost certainly" get weaker every year as people develop natural immunity and eventually become a common cold that kills only the very vulnerable further down the line.
Currently, about 130 people are dying from the Covid every day in England at what is believed to be the peak of the Omicron outbreak, compared to 1,300 last January before vaccines were widely available, the report said.
While infection rates more than quadrupled since September following the emergence of the ultra-transmissible variant, daily deaths have barely changed during the same period.
On the other hand, government estimates show there were more than 400 influenza deaths per day at the peak of the last bad flu season in 2017/18.
Wednesday, January 12, 2022
mandates..
Not only the CDC giving instructions, but the politicians also gave variety of instruction all of which added to the confusion and discomfort.
Shaky..
His view echoed the assessment of eight other experts who reviewed the research.
But the data being touted by the CDC—which showed a dramatic more-than-tripling of risk for unmasked students—ought to be excluded from this debate.
Noah Haber, an interdisciplinary scientist and a co-author of a systematic review of COVID-19 mitigation policies, called the research “so unreliable that it probably should not have been entered into the public discourse.”









