The number of multiracial Asian Americans is growing – and how the way they define themselves and talk about identity are also changing.
Tag: Americans
Americans Are Warming Up to Covid-19 Vaccines, Poll Finds GizmodoMy wife is vaccinated. I’m not. The difference feels huge Los Angeles TimesMainers 60 and older eligible for COVID-19 vaccine next week as state shifts to age-based rollout Press HeraldStudy: Lack of mask-use at gyms key factor in outbreaks KITV HonoluluCOVID-19 and cardiovascular disease LEX18View Full Coverage on Google News
The novel coronavirus is now the third leading cause of death in the U.S. — behind heart disease and cancer, but ahead of accidents, respiratory diseases, stroke, Alzheimer’s, and the flu. WebMD Health News
Topline While a quickening vaccine rollout has some U.S. officials predicting a return to normalcy by the end of this year, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s leading infectious disease expert, said it’s “possible” the Covid-19 precaution of mask usage will linger into 2022. Key Facts Fauci said Sunday he agrees with President Biden’s prediction that…
Thirty days into his presidency, Biden has the support of more than half of Americans, though his approval tends to fall heavily along party lines.
Nearly 60% of Americans Think the Media Are Liars and That Is as Good as It Is Going to Get
While Black Americans suffer mental illness in rates similar to the general population, they are more likely to live in mental health deserts without proper care.
A 52 percent majority of Americans believe that former President Donald Trump is “very responsible” for the U.S. Capitol insurrection, although 49 percent of Republicans insist that the former president is “not at all responsible,” according to a new poll.
More than 160 million Americans are under winter weather alerts Sunday as storms on both coasts span the country, affecting Texas, Oklahoma, the Midwest.
More than six weeks into the U.S. COVID-19 vaccination drive, only 10% of the American population has received at least one dose. A new poll shows that doubts about the vaccine’s safety and effectiveness persist among 32 percent of the population.