Public health: Influenza trend
Despite the media hyperventilating over the flu, it looks like the season has possibly peaked.
Opinion: Practicing Factfulness based on data.
Despite the media hyperventilating over the flu, it looks like the season has possibly peaked.
Predictions of the future are generally not very useful. Like this one turned out.
Good thing that an estimated 92% of the U.S. population has either already had measles or is vaccinated against measles. Infection rates elsewhere are many times higher.
No state suffered a blackout.
It's due to being misleading at best, and telling outright lies, at worst, and a failed government industrial policy.
Travel writing has devolved into self-centered narcissism, where stories are about the writer, and not the destination.
Almost all elders, today, continue to live in a home-based environment. Very few live in elder care communities or institutions.
The media has declared war on those born between 1946 and 1964 and just makes up stuff to spark generation bashing. It's really dumb.
This 2019 journalism'ish says Abercrombie was targeting Gen Z consumers with buy now, pay later ... who averaged 14 years old in 2019.