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Month: April 2021

Bitcoin soars to new record above $62,700

Bitcoin has rocketed to a new record above $62,700 as investors gear up for this week’s eagerly awaited direct listing of cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase Global. Bitcoin has more than doubled in price this year, and it represents just over half of the overall cryptocurrency market’s value of nearly $2.1 trillion. That’s only slightly less than

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How the US hit its vaccine stride

With an average of 3.1 million doses of Covid-19 vaccine administered each day, the United States is on pace to hit another vaccination milestone: Half of adults in the country are expected to have received at least one dose of the vaccine by the end of this week. This signals remarkable progress especially if you

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Democrats urge Biden administration to reform shelter system for migrant minors

More than 60 Democratic lawmakers called on the Biden administration Tuesday to eventually end reliance on overflow facilities for unaccompanied migrant children, according to a letter shared with CNN. Some Democrats have been critical of the use of influx facilities, which are not state-licensed and have previously come under scrutiny. The Health and Human Services

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Variante B.1.1.7 es más transmisible pero no aumenta la gravedad de la enfermedad del covid-19, sugieren dos nuevos estudios

(CNN) — Dos nuevos estudios sugieren que la variante del coronavirus B.1.1.7, que se identificó por primera vez en el Reino Unido, es más transmisible, pero no parece afectar la gravedad de la enfermedad. Los hallazgos chocan con investigaciones separadas que sugirieron previamente que la variante puede estar relacionada con un mayor riesgo de morir

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Gobierno de Biden logra acuerdos con México, Honduras y Guatemala para asegurar las fronteras, dice una funcionaria

(CNN) — La administración Biden ha asegurado acuerdos para que México, Honduras y Guatemala refuercen sus fronteras y frenen el flujo migratorio, dijo el lunes a MSNBC Tyler Moran, asesora presidencial sobre Inmigración. «Hemos asegurado acuerdos para que pongan más tropas en su propia frontera. México, Honduras y Guatemala han acordado hacer esto. Eso no

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