A 4-month-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is now a Florida sheriff’s office “Deputy Dog” after being rescued from an alligator that dragged him underwater. The Lee County Sheriff’s Office honored the puppy, named Gunner, in a December 8 ceremony that saw it named a “safety and security officer.” “Do you swear to uphold the constitutional
Continue Reading Adelita Cruz Trevino, 39, and Nicolas Trevino, 35, were not only siblings, they were best friends. Both died of Covid-19 just one week apart. They tested positive for the coronavirus on November 6, after a trip to California to attend their uncle’s funeral, their brother Daniel Trevino told CNN. Adelita passed away from the virus
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The First Amendment offers wide protection for free speech in America. But that right to express an opinion is not unlimited. Everyone knows you can’t run into a crowded theater and yell fire. There are also long-established limits on what you can lawfully say and write about individuals and organizations. During a deadly pandemic, spreading
Continue Reading The families of two people murdered in a racially motivated killing at a suburban grocery store in Kentucky have finally seen justice. Gregory Bush was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the 2018 killings of Maurice Stallard, 69, and Vickie Jones, 67, according to Jefferson County court documents. Bush
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(CNN) — En un año en el que muchas tradiciones quedaron alteradas por la pandemia, el expresidente Barack Obama mantiene una costumbre: compartir sus libros favoritos del año. En una publicación de Twitter el jueves, el expresidente destacó 17 títulos, incluidos «Caste» de Isabel Wilkerson, «The Vanishing Half» de Brit Bennett y «How Much of
Continue Reading (CNN) —Primero se le hizo una serie de preguntas al vicepresidente Mike Pence, a la segunda dama Karen Pence y al director general de Sanidad, Jerome Adams, que incluían si tomaban anticoagulantes, si estaban inmunodeprimidos o si tomaban inmunosupresores y si estaban embarazadas o amamantando. Cada uno dijo que no. El Dr. Adams se arremangó
Continue Reading Nota del editor: David Bittan Obadia es abogado, escritor, analista de temas políticos e internacionales, columnista en el diario El Universal de Venezuela y colaborador en otros medios de comunicación. Como conferencista participó en el Congreso Judío Mundial y fue presidente de la comunidad judía de Venezuela. Su cuenta de Twitter es @davidbittano. Las opiniones
Continue ReadingCongressional leaders on Friday failed to secure a long-awaited deal on a $900 billion pandemic relief package but managed to narrowly avoid a government shutdown — for now. The House and Senate passed a two-day extension of government funding to keep agencies operating until Sunday night. The White House announced just after 10 p.m. ET
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For the third time in three days, an Alaska health care worker had an allergic reaction after receiving a dose of the new Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine. A clinician in Fairbanks on Thursday experienced “a probable anaphylactic reaction” about 10 minutes after the injection during an observation period, according to leadership at Foundation Health Partners (FHP),
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COVID cases continue to climb, locally.
Continue ReadingVice President Mike Pence announced Friday that members of the Space Force military service will be called guardians. “We just returned from the Oval Office and so it is my honor, on behalf of the President of the United States, to announce that henceforth, the men and women of the United States Space Force will
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Mandatarios se ponen la Vacuna contra el Coronavirus para crear confianza
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Distrito Escolar de Calexico demanda a Ayuntamiento por cantidad Millonaria
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Vacunas contra el Coronavirus ya son administradas en el Valle Imperial
Continue ReadingA top elections deputy to former Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Director Chris Krebs followed his former boss out the door in a previously announced departure on Friday. Senior Cybersecurity Adviser Matt Masterson, who was central to CISA’s work on securing the election, posted a farewell thread on Twitter thanking partners and lauding CISA’s efforts.
Continue Reading How could the Covid-19 vaccine possibly be safe if it was produced, tested and authorized in record time? How can we trust anything backed by this administration? Vaccines, especially, attracts myths and rumors and coronavirus vaccines seems to be fiction magnets. Here are a few of the more common ones: The Covid-19 vaccines were too
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As US Senator Kyrsten Sinema approaches two years in office, she’s speaking exclusively to us on her current work to assist Arizonans during the pandemic.
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More people signed up for Obamacare coverage on the federal exchange during open enrollment this year — the only increase under the Trump administration, which has long sought to eradicate the landmark health reform law. More than 8.2 million people selected plans for 2021 in the 36 states using healthcare.gov, according to preliminary data released
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Laura Ingraham, the right-wing Fox News host, logged on Twitter one recent Friday afternoon to fire off the latest salvo in her long-running crusade against the effectiveness of face masks in combatting Covid-19. “Told you!” Ingraham exuberantly tweeted that day in November, sharing a link to a Danish study that did not find a statistically
Continue Reading (CNN Español) – Estados Unidos ahora tiene dos vacunas contra el coronavirus: la de Pfizer y BioNTech, y la de Moderna. Aunque ambas vacunas están basadas en tecnología de ARN mensajero, las mismas tienen grandes diferencias. En este episodio, el doctor Huerta las explica. Puedes escuchar este episodio en Apple Podcasts, Spotify o tu plataforma
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