could end, whether things will end? well, i think we have to redefine what it means for the pandemic to end, as in ending the pandemic is not the end of covid-19. covid-19 is probably going to be endemic, with us. it s a question of turning it from this existential crisis that determines every aspect of our lives into a manageable problem and i actually think that we re not that far away. i think we could realistically get there by early spring of 2022 because we re not far from getting a vaccine for younger children. that s necessary because if we don t, parents are unable to live their lives and have to be thinking about whether schools are safe and whether going to work is safe. so that is really necessary, but we re not that far. the second thing is having oral out-patient treatment. also really important because people are going to stay unvaccinated. that s going to be a major strain on the health care system. if you have an oral pill that turns an emergency into
policy website vox.com. details allege sexual misconduct involving younger female journalists. three women, including the article s author, laura mcgahn, accused thrush of unwanted groping and kissing and what mcgahn called hazy sexual encounters under the influence of alcohol. in an e-mail to cnn, thrush apologizes and says he is starting out-patient treatment for alcoholism. he is also pushing back on some of these allegations, saying my recollection of my interactions with laura differs greatly from hers. the encounter was consensual, brief, and ended by me. she was an editor above me at the time and i did not disparage her to colleagues at politico as she claims. also, the first claim against al franken in sexual misconduct since he took office. linds lindsey mens mens says he grabbed her back side at the minnesota state fair while taking a photo. franken says he doesn t remember
his reputation and forced him into treatment for sex addiction. here is more from the interview from espn. a lot has transpired in my life. a lot of ugly things have happened, things that i ve done some pretty bad things in my life. it all came to a head. but now after treatment, going for in-patient treatment for 45 days and more out-patient treatment, i m getting back to my old roots. pleased to be joined by the team from espn mike and mike in the morning. mike golic. in the tiger woods interview, what jumped out at you. i think the reason tiger started talking, because, a, he s going to be out in the public by the masters plus there was texts released by one of the women he was associated with. he s trying to get ahead of that and start talking publicly but still controlling the situation