tv.koorabia.com‫Korabiacom - كورابيا - Home Facebook‬

Search Skip to Navigation Skip to Main Content Skip to Related Content Sign in Mail Sign in to view your mail Mail ( ) Coronavirus News Finance Sports 2020 Election Black Lives Matter Entertainment Life Shopping Subscriptions More... City's police throw up hands as clashes escalate Police in Portland, Ore., appear to have all but given up on confronting the factions brawling in the city's streets, despite a recent escalation in violence. 'Self-monitor for criminal activity' » 5 takeaways from the 2nd night of the RNC Teen model: Doctor said I was within 4 months of death 5 campaign promises Trump is abandoning in 2020 NFL rookie apologizes for violation that cost him job Kevin Hart blasts network over 'disrespectful' blunder Celebrity Refinery29 Kellyanne Conway Is Leaving The White House After Her Daughter Tweets About Seeking Emancipation Days after Claudia Conway, the 15-year-old daughter of Donald Trump’s counselor Kellyanne Conway and her husband George, expressed her devastation over her mother speaking at the Republican National Convention this week on Twitter, both Kellyanne and George announced on Sunday that they are stepping down from their high-profile political positions. Kellyanne has served as Trump’s counselor since 2017 and George is a co-founder of The Lincoln Project, a committee formed in 2019 to fight against Trump’s reelection.Kellyanne announced her intention to leave the White House and shared her parting words on Twitter, writing in an attached statement that she would be “transitioning from the White House at the end of this month.” “Our four children are teens and ‘tweens starting a new academic year, in middle school and high school, remotely from home for at least a few months. As millions of parents nationwide know, kids ‘doing school from home’ requires a level of attention,” she stated. “This is completely my choice and my voice. In time, I will announce future plans. For now, and for my beloved children, it will be less drama, more mama.”George also tweeted that he was “withdrawing” from The Lincoln Project to “to devote more time to family matters,” but that he would “continue to support the Lincoln Project and its mission. Passionately.” He also stated he would take a hiatus from Twitter.But the Conway’s joint decision to step aside from their current roles leading up to the November election has many speculating. Author and former Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson was among many to provide unsolicited advice and reasoning behind Kellyanne’s decision, claiming that this was a direct result of her daughter, Claudia’s public demand for change. “I think Claudia standing up for what she believes politically is brave & beautiful,” Williamson wrote, before suggesting that onlookers stoking division between the family are simply exploiting them. Amidst her parents’ resigning from their jobs, Claudia also announced that she was seeking emancipation from them, citing alleged abuse. It is unclear whether her parents’ decision or the latter is her reasoning for doing so.“Y’all, I know I said I was taking a break, but um, um, um, um,” Claudia posted in reaction to the news on TikTok with her parents’ headline announcement in the backdrop. The 15-year-old’s Twitter and TikTok profiles, where she regularly decries Trump and her parents’ political beliefs, as well as supports the social justice causes like the Black Lives Matter movement, has earned her a significant social media following in the last few months. It’s also caused many to speculate divisions among the family, where three distinct political views are all at odds.Neither Kellyanne nor George has spoken publicly about Claudia’s social media presence, though George has previously asked for his family’s privacy, citing that Claudia is a minor. But with all of the time the Conway family is about to have together, this could be a new beginning for the family of six, who have certainly engaged in some awkward family dinners.Like what you see? How about some more R29 goodness, right here?George Conway Pens Op-Ed On Trump LiesHow Kellyanne Conway's Daughter Is Trolling TrumpKellyanne Conway Is Loudly Anti-"Big Tech" Kellyanne Conway to leave White House to focus on family CBS News George Conway calls Trump ‘evil’ and ‘racist’ as wife Kellyanne quits White House The Independent Thanks for your feedback! Health NBC News CDC reverses COVID-19 guidance, says testing may not be needed after exposure The change comes as experts continue to push for more testing, not less. Thanks for your feedback! Politics People Ga. Democrat Is Featured at RNC for His Trump Support — After Colleagues Called Him 'Embarrassment' Vernon Jones initially endorsed Trump in April, immediately drawing criticism from his fellow Democrats in Georgia Thanks for your feedback! Health Bloomberg A Cure For Covid-19 Could Be Right Under Our Noses (Bloomberg Opinion) -- Nobody wants to go back to a national coronavirus lockdown. France’s Emmanuel Macron and Spain’s Pedro Sanchez are ruling out blanket stay-at-home restrictions, even as Covid-19 cases surge higher. Their motives are clear: Another round of widespread lockdowns would tank the economy and split society, and would also be an admission of defeat from politicians and public-health officials who — like Sanchez — insist we are “better prepared” to control the epidemic than we were in the dark days of spring.The less draconian strategy of combining preventative measures, while waiting for a vaccine to emerge, is a commendable one. But there are limits here, too. Mask policies are becoming tougher and more complicated, risking confusion and hostility. International travel curbs, which haven’t always proven effective or easy to enforce, are piling up again. And while testing and tracing are vital for improving our ability to catch cases, resource gaps remain. Spain is enlisting the army to help its efforts.The tangle of rules will become harder to enforce as time goes on. History suggests citizens eventually chafe at epidemic edicts, from the mask “slackers” of the 1918-19 Spanish flu to the residents of 19th-century Naples who, as historian Frank Snowden tells it, protested anti-cholera rules by eating vast quantities of fruit the authorities might confiscate. There’s a shelf life to such measures.New emphasis needs to be put on the curative on top of the purely preventative. While vaccines loom large in the collective imagination, finding a treatment for the virus would be the real game-changer. It would likely be cheaper and quicker to manufacture than a vaccine and lessen risks such as low take-up or a fight over doses. Halting infection or deaths would rob Covid-19 of its most terrifying traits. Sadly, seven months into this pandemic, there has been little progress. We are better at treating serious cases, but not by much. A paper last month by the French government’s scientific advisory committee cited low-cost anti-inflammatory drug dexamethasone — found to lower deaths among patients needing breathing assistance — and arthritis drug tocilizumab as showing effectiveness.This is no ordinary virus, with multiple possible points of attack including provoking an out-of-control immune response. Finding a treatment requires resources. The Milken Institute counts 316 treatments currently being studied worldwide, alongside 203 vaccines.Yet time has been wasted. Rushed clinical trials, intended to produce results quicker, have only sown confusion and stoked hype. So far there have been more disappointments, such as anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine or HIV therapies including lopinavir, than successes. The result is that hospitals are still ultimately at the virus's mercy. A predominance of milder symptoms and more experience in treating Covid-19 has seen the estimated global case fatality rate fall, to 3.5%, but suggestions that the virus has mutated into a much less virulent form is still inconclusive. Hospitalizations and death...