Philadelphia is lifting its mask mandate less than a week after authorities reinstated it due to rising COVID-19 cases.Board of Health officials voted Thursday to rescind the mandate following a review of data, according to . “Due to decreasing hospitalizations and a leveling of case counts, the City will move to strongly recommending masks in indoor public spaces as opposed to a mask mandate,” the city said in a statement to ABC 6. “Given the latest data, the Board of Health voted tonight to rescind the mandate,” Philadelphia Mayor’s Office deputy communications director Sarah Peterson...…Philadelphia is lifting its mask mandate less than a week after authorities reinstated it due to rising COVID-19 cases.Board of Health officials voted Thursday to rescind the mandate following a review of data, according to . “Due to decreasing hospitalizations and a leveling of case counts, the City will move to strongly recommending masks in indoor public spaces as opposed to a mask mandate,” the city said in a statement to ABC 6. “Given the latest data, the Board of Health voted tonight to rescind the mandate,” Philadelphia Mayor’s Office deputy communications director Sarah Peterson...WW…
CNN’s Brian Stelter seems to be in extreme denial over the cancellation of CNN+, saying Friday they may never know whether CNN+ was actually a failure since it was so short-lived.“Have you seen anything like this happen before, in the media business?” asked Puck News author Matthew Belloni on CNN+’s “Reliable Sources Daily.” “It’s too early to know if this product, if this service was a success or a failure,” Stelter desperately tried to rationalize the implosion of CNN+. And he chided the “haters.” — Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) “No, and first of all, I think I’m making history now,...…CNN’s Brian Stelter seems to be in extreme denial over the cancellation of CNN+, saying Friday they may never know whether CNN+ was actually a failure since it was so short-lived.“Have you seen anything like this happen before, in the media business?” asked Puck News author Matthew Belloni on CNN+’s “Reliable Sources Daily.” “It’s too early to know if this product, if this service was a success or a failure,” Stelter desperately tried to rationalize the implosion of CNN+. And he chided the “haters.” — Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) “No, and first of all, I think I’m making history now,...WW…
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