ASU seeks help with Yuma COVID-19 site, volunteers earn Pfizer vaccine
The Arizona State University Research Enterprise (ASURE) is seeking non-clinical volunteers to fill over 900 openings in support with an upcoming…
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NCAA budget report shows it spent $13.5 million more for men’s 2018-19 basketball tournament than for women’s
The NCAA allocated $28 million for the Division I men’s basketball championship for the 2018-19 season, nearly twice the amount budgeted for…
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Forensic pathologist rules Andre Hill’s death was a homicide caused by multiple gunshot wounds
An Ohio coroner’s office ruled this week that Andre Hill, who was fatally shot by a former Columbus police officer, died of multiple gunshot…
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Hay 60 activistas de derechos humanos en huelga de hambre, según la organización Cuba Decide
(CNN Español) –– La organización Cuba Decide aseguró este viernes que 60 activistas de derechos humanos dentro y fuera de Cuba se unieron a la…
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Here’s why voting rights activists say Georgia’s new election law targets Black voters
Republicans in Georgia on Thursday passed a far-reaching overhaul of the state’s election laws that voting rights groups say will target the…
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Waylon’s Water World postpones reopening due to lack of lifeguards
Waylon’s Water World off the 8 freeway announced on social media on Tuesday that it will be pushing back its reopening date to April 16, instead of…
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Cardwell trial one step closer to drawing to a close
It’s only a matter of time before a former Marine convicted of murdering his toddler stepdaughter learns his…
Continue Reading Tennessee governor signs transgender sports bill into law requiring students to prove their sex at birth
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed a transgender sports bill into law Friday requiring students to prove their sex at birth in order to play in…
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ADHS declines FEMA offer for federal clinics in Arizona
The director of the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) on Friday turned down an offer from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) …
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Over 3,000 vaccines still available for registration
The Arizona Department of Health Services wants you to know about the 6,300 vaccines open to the public. As of Friday, there are nearly 3,500…
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More than 30 killed as two trains collide in Egypt
At least 32 people have been killed and 165 injured after two trains collided in Egypt on Friday, according to government statements. Seventy-two…
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As some states open Covid-19 vaccines to all, many others are still weeks away. Here’s a timeline.
The tweet came as a surprise. John McGee, 21, told CNN on Tuesday that he was mindlessly scrolling through Twitter last Monday when he saw…
Continue Reading ¿Qué está pasando en Arauca, en la frontera entre Colombia y Venezuela?
(CNN Español) — La noche del pasado 20 de marzo Carmen Bustillo salió huyendo en medio del atronador sonido de bombardeos y balas cerca a su…
Continue ReadingNumber of migrant children in federal custody jumps by nearly a thousand in one day
The number of unaccompanied migrant children in federal custody continued to climb this week, according to the latest government-released data. On…
Continue Reading ANÁLISIS | Estas dos fotos muestran a quién beneficia y lastima la nueva ley electoral de Georgia
(CNN) –– Si intentas evaluar el impacto de la nueva ley electoral de Georgia que restringe el derecho al voto, dos fotografías te dirán todo lo…
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Imperial County nears moderate COVID-19 status
As of Friday, the Imperial County Public Health Department recognizes the positive direction Imperial Valley is headed…
Continue ReadingDHS dissolves independent advisory council, ousting Trump-era officials
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on Friday dissolved the Homeland Security Advisory Council, according to a letter…
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‘It’s not a safe place’: Thierry Henry quits social media, hoping to inspire others to stand up to online abuse
Former France international Thierry Henry says he hopes his decision to step away from social media will inspire others to stand up against racist…
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USA Today editor accuses company of being ‘subservient to white authority’ after she was fired for a tweet
A race and inclusion editor for USA Today’s Sports Media Group wrote in a blog post published Friday that she was fired over an inaccurate…
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