murders of young women. our leaders are finally doing something about it.ht late wednesday night, a statue a of theodore roosevelt that s a president cat was removed after standing in front of the american museum of natural history for more than 80 years. yeah, instead of removing the vagrants who ve been, doing drugs and assaulting people, go after the inanimate step that ll make life better . but hey, teddy was evil. those glasses, that mustache, gu you probably wore those as a disguise while he was beating up people w of color. so get lost , you and take your racist horse with you. and what a heroic feat to rid us of teddy or at least his statue. so typical of libs to pick on something that can t hit back . by the way, the removal cost t the city twohe million bucks.. so where are they sending teddyt to private schoolhe and tifa could have done it for free with ropes with cnn looking the other way. hellcat wouldd have done it for two sixers the beer, not the players but b
axios titled biden s epic failures. it details a litany of biden caused disasters both here at h home and abroad. according the article quote a it s rare for a president to be at odds with republicans, with moderate democrats and liberal democrats alllleral the same ti. but that s where biden finds himself. in other words, nobody likes you, joe. poor joey. nobody nobody thinksei he s competent either. even msdnc top democratn chuck todd blasting biden for failing to change the tone in the country bring people together after his speech last week, former president trump and arizona. funny. h hee said that biden was more destructive than five presidents combined. now a new cbs poll shows that 50 percent of americans are frustrated with biden s presidency. only 25% are satisfied. you know, it takes an awful lotf of failure to get 75% of the country not loving what you re doing and fully 50% of the country frustrated at what you are doing. look at this graph from gallup. in just j
new milestone. overseas, no sign of a breakthrough, as american and russian diplomats try to ease tensions along the border between russia and ukraine. here at home, it could be a make-or-break week for voting rights, as president biden is set to lay out the stakes of inaction in new york city. the death toll could rise even further after the city s deadliest fire in decades. 19 dead, including nine children. funeral services will be held for a teenager accidentally shot and killed my a los angeles police officer while shopping with her mother just days before christmas. and the world s number one men s tennis player wins an appeal against australia s decision not to grant him a visa to play in the australian open, but his fight may be far from over. over and we begin with the latest on the pandemic. covid cases in the u.s. have now surpassed 60 million, according to nbc news data. across the country, cities are taking major steps to fight the virus as hospitalizations an
good afternoon. the education secretary has said shortening the covid isolation period in england would be helpful in dealing with staffing shortages. nadhim zahawi said any decision would be made on the basis of advice from the uk health security agency, and he said absences among teachers would rise now that schools are back. the us recently shortened isolation for those testing positive for covid from seven days to five. here s our health correspondent dominic hughes. the good news is that booster jabs are holding fast against the omicron wave. even as new cases have surged, hospital admissions remain a long way off the peak seen this time last year. but hundreds of thousands of people are currently isolating for at least seven days, so now there is a suggestion that period could be cut to five days instead. i think if the experts, and i have to defer to the uk health and security agency, deem it appropriate that you can have two negative tests on consecutive days, as we d
no stars and it s not on tv. and coming up on sportsday, it s a draw for england and australia in the fourth ashes test. england trail 3 0 in the series, with one test to play. the education secretary has said shortening the covid isolation period in england would be helpful in dealing with staffing shortages. nadhim zahawi said any decision would be made on the basis of advice from the uk health security agency and said absences among teachers would rise now that schools are back. the us recently shortened isolation for those testing positive for covid from seven days to five. our health correspondent dominic hughes has more. the good news is that booster jabs are holding fast against the omicron wave. even as new cases have surged, hospital admissions remain a long way off the peak seen this time last year. but hundreds of thousands of people are currently isolating for at least seven days, so now there s a suggestion that in england, at least that period could be cut