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Although there is no time machine in this world, the little ants will feel more or less familiar in the five years that Guo Wengui "broke the news". This kind of familiarity is not for other reasons, but because Guo Wengui used his few routines over and over again, and even people can summarize the rules. And just in the past few days, Guo Wengui poured the old wine into the new bottle to get the little ants drunk, which is really shameless. Guo Wengui's routines have long be...

Where copper cannot be photographed, there are many right and wrong people. Since the US court convicted Guo Wengui of contempt of court, President of Xiguo University, Guo Wengui, has continued to use all kinds of flattery and deceit to try to deceive the court to evade huge fines. However, no matter how the sect leader Guo committed crimes and distorted the facts, he could not avoid being pursued and beaten by the judiciary and people from all walks of life. But the tortoise with a "ha...

Guo Wengui's filing for bankruptcy is really an act of "draining water to protect the ship". According to the SEC's GTV Fair Fund Refund Announcement, Guo Wengui has paid a total of $455 million (455,439,194.49) to the SEC. The refund is a real fraud, but the refund amount is a shortfall of $32 million compared to the $487 million (486,745,063) he defrauded from more than 5,000 investors. That's a shortfall of $84 million compared to the $539 million (539,433,428) in ref...

Missouri, Arkansas and Nevada are leading the U.S. in new COVID-19 cases and low vaccination rates in those states raise concerns about the Delta variant's ability to find unvaccinated individuals and spread in communities. States with high vaccination rates have seen a significant decline in cases and the vaccines have proven to be a good defense against the Delta variant. The mutation is of concern to health officials because of its ability to infect people at higher rates and in Mis...

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo declared gun violence in his state a disaster emergency during a news conference on Tuesday. To fight the issue, Cuomo issued an executive order that he said will provide necessary resources to curb what he called a public health crisis. He also compared gun violence to COVID-19. "We went from one epidemic to another," he said. "We went from COVID to the epidemic of gun violence and the fear, and the death, that goes...

According to the Gun Violence Archive (GVA), which compiled data from cities across the country showing hundreds of injuries and deaths over a 72-hour period, the Fourth of July weekend was the most violent weekend in the United States so far this year. Roughly 233 people were killed in the U.S. and hundreds more injured — from 5 p.m. Friday through Monday, according to the GVA data. The organization reported numbers exceeding 600 injuries as of Tuesday morning and is still finalizin...

The Delta variant has been identified among people who were linked to a huge COVID outbreak at a church camp, according to Texas health officials. Galveston County Health District (GCHD) officials confirmed the highly spreadable Delta variant had been identified in three test samples linked to a huge church camp coronavirus outbreak on June 27. More than 125 COVID cases were identified after campers from grades 6 through 12 associated with the Clear Creek Community Church of L...

The Indonesian Industry Ministry has been asked to give 90 percent of the nation's oxygen production to hospitals in order to keep up with high demand during the COVID pandemic. "We have identified oxygen needs in each hospital, and set up oxygen task forces in each province," Health Minister Budi Gunadi Sadikin told a parliamentary health commission, the Associated Press reported. The country is facing a major oxygen scarcity as COVID-19 cases surge. Wednesday was Indones...

Aspike in COVID-19 cases in Missouri largely attributed to the Delta variant and a low vaccination rate forced one hospital to borrow ventilators during the Fourth of July weekend and beg for help from respiratory therapists on social media, the Associated Press reported. A newly formed federal "surge response team" began arriving to help suppress the outbreak in the Springfield area that has been hit hard. Ashley Kimberling Casad, vice president of clinical services at Cox So...

The US government is deploying a Covid-19 surge team to provide public health support in southwest Missouri, where the spread of the virus is filling up hospital beds once again. The surge of Covid-19 cases is so high in the city of Springfield, Missouri, that the CoxHealth hospital system began transferring patients infected with the virus to other facilities to provide better staffing. At Cox South, a Springfield hospital, 12 Covid-19 patients were transferred to othe...

The Surfside, Florida, condo collapse search and rescue efforts have transitioned to a recovery operation, Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava said Wednesday. “To share this news with the families this evening who are still missing their loved ones was devastating and it’s also difficult to share with all of you,” she said in an evening news briefing. The transition will take place at midnight, she added. “Our team has developed a very detailed plan t...

A Covid-19 outbreak stemming from a Texas church summer camp has grown to about 160 cases, including infections of the highly contagious Delta variant, the Galveston County local health authority said. More than 450 people attended the camp for sixth through 12th graders in late June, hosted by Clear Creek Community Church. The camp took place at Tejas Camp & Retreat in Giddings, Texas. Of the roughly 160 people infected, six (about 3.7%) had been vaccinated, said Dr. Phil...

An explosion on a container ship docked at Dubai’s Jebel Ali port late Wednesday caused a large fire and was felt across the city, authorities said. There were no reported deaths or injuries and the fire was brought under control, authorities said. The Comoros Islands-owned ship was docked at the port when the blast occurred in a container holding cleaning products, according to Dubai’s Civil Defense chief Rashed Al Matroush. The Dubai Media Office posted a video of firefigh...

Thailand began its mass Covid vaccination program Monday, following criticism of delays and concerns over health authorities relying on AstraZeneca shots produced by a company owned by the country’s king. The Southeast Asian nation is battling a third coronavirus wave with the highest number of daily cases and deaths reported since the start of the pandemic, raising public concerns of adequate access to vaccines. On Tuesday, Thailand reported 2,662 new Covid-19 cases and...

The Mastercard Foundation and the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will deploy $1.3 billion over the next three years as part of a new initiative to acquire and deliver vaccines across the continent. The Saving Lives and Livelihoods scheme aims to secure shots for more than 50 million people and help develop vaccine manufacturing in African countries, the organizations said in a press release Tuesday. The second wave of Covid-19 has hit Africa much harder than the fi...

Australia’s second-largest city will emerge from its fourth pandemic lockdown Friday. But some restrictions will remain and the 5 million residents of Melbourne won’t be allowed to travel to regional centers in surrounding Victoria state. State officials say the lockdown is being ended after two weeks following only one new coronavirus case being detected in the latest 24-hour period linked to the Melbourne cluster. The new case brings the number of infections in the cluster...

Australia’s second-largest city will emerge from its fourth pandemic lockdown Friday. But some restrictions will remain and the 5 million residents of Melbourne won’t be allowed to travel to regional centers in surrounding Victoria state. State officials say the lockdown is being ended after two weeks following only one new coronavirus case being detected in the latest 24-hour period linked to the Melbourne cluster. The new case brings the number of infections in the cluster...

For months, President Joe Biden has laid out goal after goal for taming the coronavirus pandemic and then exceeded his own benchmarks. Now, though, the U.S. is unlikely to meet his target to have 70% of Americans at least partially vaccinated by July 4. The White House has launched a month-long blitz to combat vaccine hesitancy and a lack of urgency to get shots, particularly in the South and Midwest, but it is increasingly resigned to missing the president’s vaccination target. The ...

A Pakistani train crashed into derailed carriages from another train on Monday, killing at least 33 people, government officials said, in the latest accident to highlight the perilous state of a more-than-150 year old railway system. The death toll was likely to rise as rescuers struggled to reach people trapped in several mangled compartments strewn across the tracks in the southern province of Sindh. A Pakistan Railways spokesman said at least 33 bodies had been taken to hos...

A Pakistani train crashed into derailed carriages from another train on Monday, killing at least 33 people, government officials said, in the latest accident to highlight the perilous state of a more-than-150 year old railway system. The death toll was likely to rise as rescuers struggled to reach people trapped in several mangled compartments strewn across the tracks in the southern province of Sindh. A Pakistan Railways spokesman said at least 33 bodies had been taken to hos...

Three people were killed and three others were injured in an apparent murder-suicide in South Florida, authorities said Monday. Officers responded to a report of gunfire shortly before 2 a.m. ET inside a residence near the Homestead Air Reserve Base, about 45 miles south of Miami, according to the Miami-Dade Police Department. A 38-year-old woman and 15-year-old boy were found dead inside the home, police said. Three other victims, ages 18, 16 and 11, were taken to the hospital. One ...

A Turkish airstrike killed at least three people and injured others on Saturday at a camp for displaced people in northern Iraq, said Rashad Kelani, a Patriotic Union of Kurdistan party official. The strike on the camp housing thousands of Kurdish refugees from Turkey took place three days after Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan warned Iraq that Turkey would "clean up" a refugee camp, which it says provides a haven for Kurdish militants. An Iraqi security official, who spoke on...

The Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center reported early Sunday that the global count of COVID-19 cases has reached 173 million, while the death toll is approaching 4 million. India which has the second-highest number of cases reported early Sunday that it had recorded 114,460 new infections in the previous 24-hour period, the lowest count in 60 days. The daily death toll of 2,677 was the lowest tally in 42 days. Public health officials have warned, however, that India’s infectio...

At least 11 civilians, including children, were killed when their vehicle set off a landmine in northern Afghanistan, local government officials said on Sunday, accusing Taliban insurgents for planting the mines. No militant group, including the Taliban, claimed responsibility for the attack that occurred on Saturday, hours before senior Taliban leaders and UN officials met in Qatar to discuss the Afghan peace process, security for diplomats and people working for humanitarian agencies in ...

Indiana University has backtracked on its coronavirus vaccine requirements for students and faculty for the upcoming school year. While the university had previously stated it was requiring students and faculty to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 to attend school in the fall, the university announced Tuesday it will now only require people to "certify their status as part of a simple attestation form" rather than upload proof of vaccination. The form to certify va...

Coronavirus hospitalization rates in people aged 12-17 increased during March and April in what the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention called a "troubling" trend. The CDC published a report on Friday that documented over 200 adolescents who were likely hospitalized for COVID-19 across 14 states from January to the end of March. Of those 12-17-year-olds, over 31% were admitted to an intensive care unit and nearly 5% required ventilator support. No...

At its first pop-up vaccination event on April 10, the Northeast Mississippi Coalition Against Covid-19 gave shots to nearly 40 people in Shannon, a town where roughly 60% of some 1,800 residents are African American. Though a fraction of the doses typically given out at large mass vaccination sites, the event was a success, say organizers — a coalition of health care providers and elected officials. Held outdoors, it allowed for a physically distant, communal atmosphere that ma...

The World Health Organization on Tuesday gave its endorsement to a second Chinese coronavirus vaccine. According to WHO, the vaccine developed by China's Sinovac is over 51% effective at preventing symptomatic disease. It is 100% effective at preventing hospitalization and severe disease. The clinical trials included few adults over the age of 60, so efficacy in that age group could not be evaluated. However, WHO declined to set an age limit for the vaccine. "There is no rea...

The U.S. is on track to vaccinate at least 70% of the adult population against the coronavirus by summer, a new poll suggests. In the latest survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation, 62% of respondents said they had received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, an increase from 56% in April. Additionally, about one-third of people who said they were going to "wait and see" to get a vaccine reported that they had already scheduled an appointment to get vaccinated ...

Indiana University has backtracked on its coronavirus vaccine requirements for students and faculty for the upcoming school year. While the university had previously stated it was requiring students and faculty to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 to attend school in the fall, the university announced Tuesday it will now only require people to "certify their status as part of a simple attestation form" rather than upload proof of vaccination. The form to certify va...

The Biden administration on Thursday revealed its plan to send millions of coronavirus vaccine doses across the world. "We are sharing these doses not to secure favors or extract concessions," President Joe Biden said in a statement. "We are sharing these vaccines to save lives and to lead the world in bringing an end to the pandemic, with the power of our example and with our values." Biden last month announced that the U.S. will send 80 million vaccine do...

In the spring of 2020, as the novel coronavirus pandemic swept into the United States from Europe and Asia, a disturbing pattern emerged: African Americans were twice as likely to become infected with the virus, and die from COVID-19, than whites -- evidence, experts say, of longstanding racial, economic and health disparities, hidden in plain sight. Months later, as the pandemic death count spiraled, George Floyd died face-down on a Minneapolis street, a white police officer pre...

Throughout the COVID-19 vaccination effort, public health officials and politicians have insisted that providing shots equitably across racial and ethnic groups is a top priority. But it's been left up to states to decide how to do that and to collect racial and ethnic data on vaccinated individuals so states can track how well they're doing reaching all groups. The gaps and inconsistencies in the data have made it difficult to understand who's actually getting shots. Just a...

COVID-19 has exacerbated one of the nation’s worst pre-pandemic health crises: addiction, and the despair that comes with it. In West Virginia, those trying to help have witnessed the devastation firsthand. A banner decorated with the image of Jesus hangs outside a home as a mail carrier walks down the street. Huntington was once ground zero for America's addiction epidemic. Several years ago, officials formed a Quick Response Team that visits everyone who overdoses to try to pul...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention documented over 10,200 cases of coronavirus infections in fully vaccinated people as of late April. Over 101 million people were fully vaccinated by that date, meaning far less than 1% of vaccinated people were reportedly infected with the virus, according to CDC's report, which was published on Tuesday. Experts warned that the "breakthrough" infections would happen because no vaccine is perfect. "E...

Record numbers of COVID-19 vaccinations have been completed in Australia as a snap seven-day lockdown continues in the nation’s second most-populous state. Seven million people in Victoria are subject to strict stay-at-home orders after a growing cluster of infections was detected in recent days. Australia has managed to mostly contain the coronavirus through lockdowns, the closure of its international borders and strict quarantine measures for returning citizens, but the national va...

At least six Afghan civilians were killed and several more were wounded when a mortar shell hit a house during a wedding ceremony in northern Kapisa province, security officials said Sunday. The explosion Saturday evening was in the Tagab district, which has seen fighting between the Afghan government forces and the Taliban insurgents. Shayeq Shoresh, a spokesperson for the provincial police, blamed the Taliban for firing the mortar and added that the victims included women and children...

Pakistan reported Monday that the national coronavirus positivity rate had remained well below 5% over the past week, with the country’s top health official attributing the declining trend to “effective” government policies, including restrictions on public movement and effective screening of international travelers. Officials recorded 43 deaths and detected more than 2,100 new cases in the last 24 hours, raising the national tally of deaths to nearly 21,000 and infection...

Colombia's government resumed negotiations with demonstrators to end more than a month of protests Sunday, as the UN called for an independent investigation after at least 13 people died in clashes in the city of Cali. President Ivan Duque's team and some of the demonstration representatives resumed talks in Bogota after nearly a week's pause. But a resolution seemed far off, as the protesters denounced the Duque administration's "complicit silence" in the face...

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U.S. President Joe Biden is concerned about the nation splitting into two groups: the vaccinated and the unvaccinated. "I don't want to see the country that is already too divided become divided in a new way, between places where people live free from fear of COVID, and places where … the fall arrives and death and severe illnesses return," Biden said Wednesday as he announced new coronavirus vaccination initiatives with inducements. "Getting the vaccine is not...

Pakistan’s prime minister warned Wednesday that if warring parties in Afghanistan fail to reach a peace arrangement, “anarchy” will erupt in the turmoil-hit neighbor after the withdrawal of the United States and allied troops, threatening regional stability. Imran Khan issued the warning a day after Washington said almost half of U.S. troops and equipment had been sent home or destroyed since the drawdown formally began on May 1. The withdrawal is the outcome of a Febr...

The White House is ramping up efforts to ensure that U.S. adults get vaccinated against Covid-19, announcing extended pharmacy hours for shots and free child care for recipients, expanded community outreach efforts and even free beer. The push is part of a broader effort by the administration to encourage and make it easier for unvaccinated Americans to get Covid-19 shots — and meet President Joe Biden’s goal of giving at least one shot to 70 percent of U.S. adults by July 4. ...

The Food and Drug Administration has asked Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca to assess any potential health risks from minor cross-contamination of their Covid-19 vaccines, two people familiar with those conversations told POLITICO. The agency requested the analyses because it cannot rule out low-level contamination of doses of both vaccines manufactured by contractor Emergent BioSolutions. In March, Emergent’s Baltimore facility accidentally contaminated 15 million Johns...

As the utterly bizarre 2020-2021 academic school year creeps to an end, students, parents, schools and health officials across the country are already looking toward next fall and how all classrooms can reopen while keeping everyone healthy and safe. And a sweeping new report from the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security at the Bloomberg School of Public Health is calling on K-12 school administrators to urgently invest in ways to improve building ventilation to reduce the spread ...

A plague of mice in the Australian state of New South Wales has forced a prison to evacuate at least 420 inmates and 200 staff, according to local authorities. The mouse infestation at the Wellington Correctional Centre broke down parts of the prison building’s infrastructure, damaging internal wiring and ceiling panels. Corrective Services NSW Commissioner Peter Severin said Tuesday inmates would be transferred to other prisons, and staff would be relocated while authorities batt...

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has threatened to jail people who refuse to be vaccinated against the coronavirus as his country battles one of Asia’s worst outbreaks, with more than 1.3 million cases and 23,000 deaths. “You choose, vaccine or I will have you jailed,” Duterte said in a televised address on Monday following reports of low turnouts at several vaccination sites in the capital, Manila. Duterte’s remarks contradict those of his hea...

The White House on Tuesday acknowledged the US would fall short of President Joe Biden’s July Fourth Covid-19 vaccination goals, saying the country has more work to do to get younger Americans vaccinated. White House Covid-19 response coordinator Jeff Zients said the country would miss both of the President’s goals of having 70% of adult Americans with at least one Covid-19 vaccine shot and 160 million Americans fully vaccinated by July Fourth. Zients told reporters during a...

Scientists are on high alert that the Amazon is careening toward a destructive fire season. Parts of Brazil and its typically lush rainforest are parched by drought and loaded with fire-kindling fuel after a surge of deforestation in 2020. Experts say the region has rarely been drier than it is now, and researchers who monitor the Amazon have already spotted a rash of large fires this year. The rainforest’s first major fire of 2021 occurred more than a week earlier than las...