Coronavirus Files: State policies and social forces influenced death rates
Hard-won achievements against the COVID pandemic and mpox outbreak may help public health officials combat inequities going forward, write Margo Snipe and Kenya Hunter at Capital B.
VETERANS CORNER
The American Legion Post 53 at 124 N. Ramona Street in Hemet is heading toward 400 in membership. The new Canteen is rapidly gathering in popularity among veterans, active service members and their families.
How ChatGPT and other AI could affect Inland Empire employment
Nov. 30, 2022 will be marked in the history books as the day when a large share of the population, not only in the United States but in the world, started to become aware of Artificial Intelligence.
Coronavirus Files: Three years in, data show pandemic hurt Black children, pregnant women
The World Health Organization declared the coronavirus a pandemic in March 2020, and several news outlets noted the anniversary last week.
The Looming Reckoning for COVID Tyrants
Many of the tyrants who promoted the COVID madness have been begging for amnesty for some time, and we should only expect that their numbers will grow as more evidence surfaces. But we should make no mistake -- there needs to be a reckoning in the West when it comes to COVID.
