OPINIÓN | La verdad sorprendente aprendimos de los Oscar
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How the GOP can confront Biden’s left-wing presidency
President Joe Biden is moving fast. Like, really fast. And his speed and leftward orientation are bringing a previously fractured Republican Party…
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Minnesota AG says Derek Chauvin case restored his faith in humanity
Keith Ellison said Derek Chauvin being found guilty in the murder of George Floyd last week was just the first victory in a long road to racial…
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City anticipates five months to open marijuana dispensary
It’s been one week since a San Luis dispensary was granted a recreational marijuana license by the Arizona Department of Health Services (AZDHS), but…
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Blood clots and Johnson & Johnson vaccine: What you need to know
Have you recently had the single-shot Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine? Get medical attention quickly if you suffer persistent, severe…
Continue Reading ¿Cuáles son los idiomas más fáciles (y difÃciles) de aprender para los hablantes nativos de inglés?
(CNN) — Muchos hemos considerado la idea de ampliar nuestros horizontes. Aprender un idioma es una opción obvia. Es una alternativa que yo…
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Digital Currency
More companies are embracing…
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After finding a Christmas wish list tied to a balloon, this man drove hundreds of miles to make two little girls’ dreams come true
Twin sisters received a late Christmas gift from a stranger almost 650 miles away after he found a holiday wish list tied to a balloon. In December,…
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Health Minute: How to manage anxious feelings and stress over returning to work
Heading back to work may be hard on mental…
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States are passing laws targeting peaceful protesters
Over the last year, more than more than 90 anti-protest bills have been introduced in at least 36 states. These bills were introduced after a summer…
Continue ReadingThere are 331 million people in the US. Here’s where they live
The US Census Bureau fulfilled a decennial duty on Monday when it released new population totals, making public statistics that will be used to…
Continue Reading Biden anunciará nuevas pautas para el uso de mascarillas de los CDC este martes, anticipan fuentes
(CNN) — Se espera que el presidente de Estados Unidos, Joe Biden, anuncie este martes que los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de…
Continue ReadingNew York to lose House seat — and an Electoral College vote — after falling 89 residents short in census count
New York state came just 89 residents short of maintaining all of its congressional districts, Census Bureau officials said Monday, and will now lose…
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Food site Epicurious to stop publishing recipes with beef
Epicurious is changing up its diet to help fight climate change. The online food publication announced Monday that it has “cut out” beef:…
Continue Reading Hombre pierde 68 kilos durante la pandemia, ahora persigue otro reto
(CNN) — Cuando Kyle White y su mujer, de Saskatoon en Saskatchewan, empezaron a trabajar desde casa el año pasado, ellos, como muchos canadienses,…
Continue ReadingWest Virginia giving people under 35 $100 savings bonds for getting vaccinated
West Virginia will give $100 savings bonds to residents ages 16 to 35 who get vaccinated against Covid, Gov. Jim Justice announced Monday.…
Continue Reading US Covid-19 vaccination efforts may start to slow, official says. Here’s why
Covid-19 vaccination efforts may begin to slow down as more Americans get vaccinated, an official told CNN. More than 42% of the US population has…
Continue ReadingDHS launches internal review to address domestic violent extremism within its own ranks
The Department of Homeland Security on Monday launched an internal review to address the threat of domestic violent extremism within the department,…
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San Luis Police Chief becomes first Governor-appointed commission member in south county
San Luis Polce Chief Richard Jessup made history as the department’s first chief to be appointed by Arizona Governor Doug Ducey to the Commission to…
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The 6 biggest takeaways from the census reapportionment
After months of waiting and delay, the US Census Bureau finally released its final count of the country’s population and, with it, the states…
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