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President Joe Biden is moving fast. Like, really fast. And his speed and leftward orientation are bringing a previously fractured Republican Party back together. It is vital, of course, for the GOP to offer a unified front and reasonable, competing, governing narrative to the American people ahead of 2022’s midterm elections. If Biden were governing
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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 justice and police reform. In an interview with CNN’s Omar Jimenez on Monday, the Minnesota Attorney General said he recognized the significance of this case. “I’m very well
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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 future customers shouldn’t get their hopes up just yet.
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Have you recently had the single-shot Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine? Get medical attention quickly if you suffer persistent, severe headaches, blurred vision, shortness of breath, chest pain, leg swelling, persistent abdominal pain or unusual bruising within three weeks of getting the J&J vaccine, the US Centers for Disease Prevention and Control said Monday in
Continue Reading (CNN) — Muchos hemos considerado la idea de ampliar nuestros horizontes. Aprender un idioma es una opción obvia. Es una alternativa que yo personalmente apoyaría. Mis circunstancias individuales fueron tales que, a los 12 años, ya sabía hablar alemán, griego e inglés, por lo que los idiomas se convirtieron en mi pasión y mi afición.
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More companies are embracing bitcoin.
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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, Leticia Flores-Gonzalez had her 4-year-olds, Luna and Gianella Gonzalez, tie their lists to balloons and release them into the sky above their home in Liberal, Kansas. It was
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Heading back to work may be hard on mental health.
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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 of historic expression, in which millions of people joined together to condemn the killing of Black people by the police. This wave of legislation isn’t a response to any
Continue ReadingThe US Census Bureau fulfilled a decennial duty on Monday when it released new population totals, making public statistics that will be used to reapportion seats in the House of Representatives for the 331 million people in the US. The new figures are evidence of the nation’s changing demographics, showing how states in the South
Continue Reading (CNN) — Se espera que el presidente de Estados Unidos, Joe Biden, anuncie este martes que los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC, por sus siglas en inglés) actualizaron sus pautas de uso de mascarillas al aire libre, según dijeron tres personas familiarizadas con el asunto. (Crédito. CHRIS DELMAS/AFP via Getty Images)
Continue ReadingNew York state came just 89 residents short of maintaining all of its congressional districts, Census Bureau officials said Monday, and will now lose one of its House seats ahead of the 2022 midterm elections and an Electoral College vote as a result of the agency’s count. A Democratic stronghold in Congress, New York joins
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Epicurious is changing up its diet to help fight climate change. The online food publication announced Monday that it has “cut out” beef: The ingredient will no longer appear in new recipes, articles, newsletters or social media posts. The move is meant to be “pro-planet,” because beef production creates large quantities of greenhouse gas emissions,
Continue Reading (CNN) — Cuando Kyle White y su mujer, de Saskatoon en Saskatchewan, empezaron a trabajar desde casa el año pasado, ellos, como muchos canadienses, recurrieron a Netflix y a la comida para llevar para sobrellevar la incertidumbre del comienzo de la pandemia, y la inusual cantidad de tiempo libre del que disponían. Pero cuando la
Continue ReadingWest Virginia will give $100 savings bonds to residents ages 16 to 35 who get vaccinated against Covid, Gov. Jim Justice announced Monday. “Every single one of our young people — we’re going to give a $100 savings bond to every single one that steps up and takes their vaccines,” Justice, a Republican, said at
Continue Reading 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 gotten at least one Covid-19 vaccine dose, according to data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Roughly 28.5% of the population is fully vaccinated. “We’re going continue
Continue ReadingThe Department of Homeland Security on Monday launched an internal review to address the threat of domestic violent extremism within the department, as officials have become increasingly focused on preventing domestic-inspired terrorism. It’s unclear what, if any, internal issues at the department prompted this review, which will be led by department’s chief security officer. The
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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 Prevent Violence Against Women. As a long-time advocate for victims of domestic violence, Chief Jessup says this is a step forward for south county residents.
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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 that will gain — and lose — congressional seats for the next decade. The decennial process of reallocating the 435 House districts among the 50 states using population growth (and loss
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