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Month: February 2021

Dr. Fauci shifts the timeline on when the general public will be able to get a vaccine

Dr. Anthony Fauci said vaccines won’t be available to the “general public” before mid- to late May or early June, he told CNN’s Jim Sciutto on Tuesday. Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, acknowledged that previous estimates had placed vaccine availability for the general public — or nonessential workers under

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Cómo evitar la intoxicación por monóxido de carbono mientras tratas de mantenerte caliente durante los cortes de energía

(CNN) — Una tormenta invernal gigante que trajo hielo y temperaturas heladas una gran franja del país ha dejado a más de 5 millones de personas sin electricidad, creando otra situación posiblemente peligrosa para los estadounidenses que no están acostumbrados a temperaturas bajo cero. A medida que las personas intentan mantenerse calientes sin electricidad, corren

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‘Hell or high water:’ Manchin tells Biden he won’t back push to skirt Senate rules on relief bill

West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin has privately informed President Joe Biden that he won’t join any Democratic efforts to force through provisions in his economic rescue package if they are ruled in violation of strict Senate budget restrictions, the latest warning sign for Biden’s push for a hike to the federal minimum wage. Manchin’s declaration

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Biden shows he is the voice of presidential sanity

On Tuesday night, President Joe Biden joined CNN’s Anderson Cooper for a town hall in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The conversation spanned everything from immigration to White supremacist violence to student loan debt to Covid-19, and Biden struck a markedly different tone than his predecessor. He was polite and empathetic. He was thoughtful, if at times a

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Tercer cheque de estimulo económico: esto es lo que incluye el plan de alivio de los demócratas de la Cámara

(CNN) — Los demócratas de la Cámara de Representantes estuvieron ocupados la semana pasada promoviendo una amplia gama de disposiciones de alivio del coronavirus, todo parte del paquete de estímulo de US$ 1,9 billones del presidente Joe Biden. La semana que viene, la Comisión de Presupuesto de la Cámara de Representantes elaborará un proyecto de

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Biden calls on Congress to ‘enact commonsense gun law reforms’ on third anniversary of Parkland shooting

President Joe Biden on Sunday called on Congress to institute “commonsense gun law reforms,” including widespread firearm sales background checks and a ban on assault weapons — highlighting an “epidemic of gun violence” in the US on the third anniversary of the deadly Parkland school shooting. “Today, I am calling on Congress to enact commonsense

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6 takeaways from Joe Biden’s CNN town hall

President Joe Biden took part in his first town hall since entering the White House last month, answering questions from CNN’s Anderson Cooper (and audience members) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I watched, took notes and have some thoughts about what mattered most — and why. My takeaways are below. 1. A hard deadline on vaccinations: Less

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