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 OnPolitics: Keep your eyes on the (COVID) money Happy hump day, OnPolitics readers! We are six weeks into the Biden presidency. Can you believe? Time flies when you're trying to handle a once-in-a-generation pandemic. More numbers for you: OnPolitics: Keep your eyes on the (COVID) money Senate Democrats reached a deal with President Joe Biden to limit the eligibility for $1,400 checks in his $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill.OnPolitics: Keep your eyes on the (COVID) money More than 206,000 Americans signed up for health insurance through the federally run HealthCare.gov in the first two weeks of the three-month special enrollment period. The commander of the District of Columbia National Guard said Wednesday that Pentagon officials delayed giving him authority to dispatch 155 troops to the Capitol on Jan. 6 by more than three hours. It's Mabinty, with your guide to the day's political news. Who lives, who dies, who is actually getting a COVID check It's the question that...

 Donald Trump at CPAC: Ex-president tears into Biden and his Republican critics.ORLANDO, Fla. – Donald Trump reentered political life Sunday by attacking President Joe Biden, condemning Republican opponents and proclaiming himself the leader of a GOP riven by election defeats and the pro-Trump insurrection at the U.S. Capitol in January. "Do you miss me yet?" Trump asked the Conservative Political Action Conference after taking the stage more than an hour after his scheduled start time. "A lot of things going on." Trump's attacks on other Republicans – and his support of primary challengers to some GOP lawmakers – threaten to divide the party further as it tries to regain control of Congress in 2022 and the White House in 2024.Before the speech, Republicans said the party can win elections in 2022 and 2024 only by asking voters to agree with them on issues, not on Trump. Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., told CNN's "State of the Union" that the GOP should ...

 Boeing 777 grounding explained visually Two Boeing planes dropped engine parts on Saturday. Same engine manufacturer as past events. NTSB eyes fan blades cited in 'scary' 2018 United flight. George Petras and Janet Loehrke, USA TODAY Air safety officials are focusing on engine fan blades in their investigation of what caused a massive engine failure aboard a Boeing 777-222 commercial airliner Saturday, strewing huge aircraft parts across neighborhoods in suburban Denver. This engine failure may be related to several others stretching back for years, but first let's review the details of the most recent event. United Airlines Flight 328, bound for Honolulu, reported right engine failure shortly after leaving Denver International Airport at 12:49 p.m. The engine caught fire and began to disintegrate as passengers recorded and photographed the failing engine in flight. Chad Schnell was among the passengers with a view of the damaged and burning engine. This is what he saw out...

 In addition to adapting to the pandemic as a nurse, Amanda Baestle has also learned how to comfort her dying patients in their family's absence. During this difficult time of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is important to recognize the range of challenges faced by healthcare providers – from providing care to critically ill patients to dealing with an increase in patient deaths. A recent study conducted in China during the COVID-19 pandemic found that healthcare workers reported symptoms of depression (50%), anxiety (45%) and insomnia (34%), with nurses and those providing direct care to COVID-19 patients having an increased risk for more severe psychological distress (Lai, Ma & Wang, 2020). Exposure to the loss of patients can amplify these symptoms https://www.thingiverse.com/groups/logitech/forums/general/topic:50313 https://www.thingiverse.com/groups/logitech/forums/general/topic:50312 https://www.thingiverse.com/groups/logitech/forums/general/topic:50311 https://www.thingivers...