Americans are less worried about contracting and spreading the coronavirus than they were six months ago, as the once-gaining variant of Omicron retreats in the United States and much of the world, according to a new poll by the Associated Press and NORC. Public Relations Research.

The poll also showed support for mask-wearing mandates, which are rapidly waning across much of the United States, is waning.

Of nearly 1,300 adults surveyed in mid-February, 24 percent said they were “extremely or very concerned” about themselves or a family member who tested positive for the virus. In December, when Omicron appeared and quickly became the world’s dominant option, 36 percent of respondents expressed this concern.

The number of Americans supporting mask-wearing mandates is also declining. Last August, 55 percent of respondents said they approved of mandatory mask-wearing, compared to about 50 percent who said they support it now, representing a 9 percent change in the number of people who agree.

According to the poll, vaccinated Americans are more likely to support mandates, as are Democrats, regardless of vaccination status. Nearly 80 percent of Democrats are in favor of Americans wearing masks when they are around other people outside their homes. But only 22 percent of Republicans agree with that view; in fact, over 50 percent of Republicans strongly disagree with the notion.

A growing number of states have already removed the mandatory use of masks in most indoor settings, including entertainment venues and workplaces. And while the number of cases is only a fraction of what it was at Omicron’s peak, nearly 52,000 people are hospitalized with Covid nationwide, according to the New York Times database. This is a decrease of about 44 percent over the past two weeks.

Last Friday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced new rules that most Americans can take off their masks. The agency also approved an end to social distancing.

While mask-wearing requirements in schools remain in place in many states, some of these restrictions, such as those in California, Oregon and Washington, will expire in the next few weeks.

On Sunday, New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced tentative plans to lift mandatory mask-wearing in early March for the city’s largest school district. He also said he intends to lift vaccination requirements in restaurants, gyms and movie theaters if case numbers remain low.

His announcement was welcomed by some, including businesses eager for visitors and tourists. But some health experts see the lifting of vaccination rules as premature, citing the possibility of future options and the reshaping of the pandemic in the past.

Adil Hassan contributed to the report.

Vladimir PutinThe alleged 18-year-old child in love was trolled online because of the Russian war Ukraine.

Louise Rozova, a student in St. Petersburg, came under siege Instagram over the invasion with followers who ask her: “Are you sitting in the bunker ?? Like a rat? ‘

Rozova, who has 84,000 followers, stopped publishing publicly five months ago, raising suspicions that Putin has gagged her, even though her account remains visible.

This comes amid allegations that Putin hid members of his family in a luxury high-tech bunker in an “underground city” in Siberia designed to protect against nuclear war.

In recent days, trolls have commented on Rozova’s latest post from October 2021, accusing the teenager of being “the daughter of a murderer, a war criminal, a psychopath and a drug addict.”

Many publications include the Ukrainian blue and yellow flag, and one carried the message: “The Russian nation must rise up against this dictator. You don’t want to have anything to do with him.

The alleged 18-year-old love child of Vladimir Putin Luiza Rozova (left and right) was trolled online because of the Russian war against Ukraine

Rozova, who has 84,000 followers, stopped publishing publicly five months ago, raising suspicions that Putin had shut her mouth – although her account remains visible.

Rozova is the daughter of a cleaner who became a multimillionaire, Svetlana Krivonogih, 46, now a co-owner of a large Russian bank.

Svetlana – who owns a plush estate for 3.1 million pounds in Monaco – did not comment on allegations that her daughter was the father of the Kremlin’s powerful man, nor Rozova, also known as Elizabeth, although she told Russia’s GQ that ” probably “looks” like a young Putin.

Putin has not publicly acknowledged it.

Troll, who suspected she might be in her mother’s Mediterranean hole, said: “While you are confused in Monaco, people of your generation are dying in Ukraine because of your father.

“Your fate will be that of Maria Milosevic when your father is sent to The Hague.

‘SHOW YOUR FACE AWAY!’

She was told: “Young Russian soldiers are being sent to Ukraine without knowing where they are, who they are fighting and what they are doing.

“Russia’s economy is collapsing, reaching absolute zero.

“Soon, if not, you will no longer be able to use Netflix, Spotify, social media applications, pay with Google and Apple Pay, all popular brands, and boycott and leave Russia.”

Rozova was also told: “Many Ukrainians have forgotten what sleep is and even more so in bed. After all, falling asleep puts many of us at risk of not waking up.

“People spend the night in basements like rats because bombs fall from the sky and rockets come.

“All you need is not to be silent, not to stand aside. Tell people the truth about what is happening in Ukraine!

“We want to live in peace and sleep peacefully in our beds, to know that in the morning our relatives and friends will be alive.”

In recent days, trolls have commented on Rozova’s latest post from October 2021, accusing the teenager of being “the daughter of a murderer, a war criminal, a psychopath and a drug addict.”

Svetlana Krivonogoh (pictured) did not comment on allegations that her daughter was the father of the Kremlin’s powerful man, or Rozova, also known as Elizabeth.

Rozova is the daughter of the cleaning lady, who became a multimillionaire Svetlana Krivonogih, 46 years old (pictured), who is now a co-owner of a large Russian bank

But commentators also defended her, with one saying, “Don’t judge her … it’s not her fault.”

Another wrote, “There’s nothing she can do to have a crazy father.” Another said, “Come on, guys, she’s just human. She is not guilty.

But a commentator named Martina replied: “Yes, she is guilty of passive complicity. This is the same as most Germans during the Nazi period.

Another wrote: “Call him – if he loves you … maybe you can convince him not to kill.”

One of them published: “Stop writing that she is innocent. She is the daughter of this devil! At least she could show that she didn’t agree with what her father was doing, to influence him in some way.

“Putin is not about ordinary people, but maybe his daughters still mean something to him. She is silent because she knows that if she says a bad word to her father, she will be cut off from big money, apartments and expensive things.

“Unfortunately, there are important things – and more important things. Obviously, purses and villas are more important to her than human life.

Earlier, Louisa showed her life in cafes, traveling to Paris and running her own fashion brand. She was also seen working as a sought-after DJ.

Earlier, Louisa showed her life in cafes, traveling to Paris and running her own fashion brand. She was also seen working as a sought-after DJ

Putin has two daughters by his ex-wife Lyudmila, the Kremlin’s former first lady.

In the same way, neither Maria Vorontsova, 36, a geneticist, and Katerina Tikhonova, 35, a high-kick rock and roll dancer who became a mathematician, commented on the war.

Meanwhile, 31-year-old Ksenia Shoigu, a financial kid and glamorous daughter of Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, has made her account private in recent days.

Shoigu, a married mother of one child, was previously open on Instagram, but her account is now private.

She graduated from the elite Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO) – a training ground for diplomats and spies.

Prior to that, he was an adviser to the Deputy Chairman of the Management Board of Gazprombank. In February, it became a managing partner of the investment fund Sistema SmartTech.

Ksenia Shoigu, a married mother of one child, was previously opened on Instagram, but her account is now private. She graduated from the elite Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO) – a training ground for diplomats and spies

Ksenia Shoigu, 31, a financial kid and glamorous daughter of Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, (pictured together) has made her account private in recent days.