January

"To establish international research networks and data sharing platforms as well as develop policy recommendations for improving the medical insurance system in China."

They came from all over the country, braving frigid January temperatures in Washington DC to make their voices heard on one of the most contentious – and important – issues of our day: life.

Fewer Omicron cases than last month, nationally.

"I believe revival is going to sweep from California through the United States."

Well over half of Americans disapprove of Joe Biden's job performance.

Vaccine ineffective to stop Covid-19 in Japan.

Michigan State University won't allow for in-person learning until the final day of January, but at the same time had no problem opening up the school's arena for nearly 15,000 screaming fans to attend every Spartans' home basketball game this month.

A major newspaper has published a stunning apology to readers, saying it had “failed” in its coverage of Covid-19.

Glenn Youngkin has hit the ground running, wasting no time in beginning to implement the agenda that elected him in November. The new Virginia governor, a Republican businessman and first-time political candidate, prevailed in a state that had gone for Joe Biden by 10 points a year earlier.

A recent publication in Science.org admitted that the COVID-19 vaccine could cause some recipients to suffer symptoms very similar to getting the virus itself.