Authorities in Iran suspect Israel is responsible for the assassination:
https://twitter.com/EllieGeranmayeh/status/1332361611273756674?s=20
Meanwhile, the U.S. is moving warships back into the Persian Gulf, a decision reportedly made before today’s tensions flared. The move includes the USS Nimitz and other naval assets to provide combat support and air cover as U.S. troops prepare to withdraw from Iraq and Afghanistan by January 15th.
Breaking: US aircraft carrier USS Nimitz will be moved back into the Persian Gulf region along w/ other US Navy warships to provide "combat support" and "air cover" as US troops withdraw from Iraq and Afghanistan by January 15th. (@barbarastarrcnn)
— doge (@IntelDoge) November 27, 2020
The global COVID-19 situation continues to worsen. There are now nearly 62 million confirmed cases worldwide, with over 4.9 million new cases added since last Thursday. Total deaths have surpassed 1.4 million, and the U.S. remains the hardest-hit country, with over 13.4 million cases and more than 271,000 deaths. In the past 24 hours alone, over 1,300 Americans died — a number that may be an underestimate due to holiday-related reporting delays.
The CDC director has indicated that vaccine distribution could begin in mid-December, with nursing home residents among the first to receive it. Meanwhile, the agency is re-evaluating isolation guidelines, suggesting that individuals who test negative after exposure might not need to isolate for the full 14 days. However, given the high rate of false negatives, this change raises concerns about public safety.
Recent issues with AstraZeneca’s vaccine trial have caused uncertainty. Some participants received incorrect doses, which may delay or prevent Emergency Use Authorization in the U.S. The company plans to conduct another global trial to verify the vaccine’s efficacy.
BREAKING: AstraZeneca to conduct another global trial of its coronavirus vaccine to confirm efficacy rate revealed by dosage error, CEO says – Bloomberg
— BNO News (@BNOFeed) November 26, 2020
In another concerning development, Australia’s intelligence agencies have collected data from a national health app, raising privacy concerns. While authorities claim the data was gathered lawfully and will be deleted, it highlights the growing tension between public health and personal freedoms.
Hospitals across the U.S. are struggling as death rates rise. With only around 10,000 ICU beds remaining, there are growing fears about whether healthcare systems can handle the surge. At the same time, a major PPE factory had to shut down due to outbreaks among workers, casting doubt on safety protocols and potentially disrupting supply chains.
United Airlines is preparing to help with vaccine distribution by chartering flights to transport Pfizer’s vaccine once approved. This marks a key step in the logistics of getting vaccines to the public quickly.
NEW: United Airlines begins operating charter flights to position Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine for quick distribution once approved – WSJ
— BNO News (@BNOFeed) November 27, 2020
Finally, recent studies suggest that convalescent plasma may not be as effective as previously hoped in treating severe cases of COVID-19. This adds to the list of treatments that have shown limited success, underscoring the urgent need for more reliable therapies.
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