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Month: February 2021

Shell-shocked and angry: Inside the Capitol Police force a month after the deadly attack

Nearly a month after the deadly attack on January 6, the US Capitol Police force remains in turmoil, with union officials preparing an unprecedented “no confidence” vote in the department’s leadership, and rank-and-file officers still reeling from the physical and psychological effects of the attack. The fallout from the insurrection has been compounded by the death of an officer during

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House Democrats move toward removing Marjorie Taylor Greene from committees as GOP leader attacks Dems

House Democrats are taking steps toward removing Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from her committee assignments, and the top Republican in the House is adopting the sort of confrontational partisan rhetoric that has put the controversial Georgia Republican in the spotlight. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, a Maryland Democrat, made the first move toward stripping

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Preocupa a autoridades de Chile el flujo de migrantes, en su mayoría venezolanos, en el norte del país

(CNN Español) — Autoridades de una región del norte de Chile manifestaron su preocupación por el aumento considerable del flujo migratorio, sobre todo de ciudadanos venezolanos. El secretario regional Ministerial de Salud de Tarapacá, Manuel Fernández, dijo este martes que como consecuencia de la inmigración se reporta «un fuerte estrés» en el sistema de residencias

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Justice Department rescinds two Trump-era voting directives

The Justice Department on Tuesday rescinded two voting-related memos issued by the Trump administration, including one that prompted a public corruption prosecutor to step down from his post because it upended decades of department policy on voter fraud investigations to not interfere in states’ vote certification. Acting Attorney General Monty Wilkinson announced that the Justice

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Federal prosecutors top 180 Capitol riot cases, with man seen in ‘American Supremacist’ sweatshirt among the latest

The Justice Department has exceeded 180 federal criminal cases against rioters and others connected to the US Capitol siege, with prosecutors’ latest charges coming against a man seen in videos wearing an “American Supremacist” sweatshirt in the Capitol on January 6. CNN has found that 181 people have been charged in federal court as of

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Coronavirus vaccination information

Imperial County Bombay BeachBrawley Pioneers Memorial HospitalValley Medical PharmacyClinicas de Salud del PuebloVo Medical CenterVonsCalexicoClinicas de Salud del PuebloFarmacia del PuebloVo Medical CenterCalexico Health CenterCalexico Wellness CenterImperial ClinicaRite Aid CalipatriaOld City Hall on March 23, 2021 (200 doses) Time and location TBAImperialImperial Valley Family Care Medical GroupSalton CityMarch 18, 2021 (200) Time and location TBAWinterhavenClinicas

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