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Month: April 2021

Biden’s remarkable success on climate

By every standard, President Joe Biden’s climate change summit was a remarkable success. With great diplomatic dexterity, Biden and climate envoy John Kerry assembled world leaders representing 82% of world carbon emissions, 73% of the world population and 86% of world economic output to commit to bold climate action. Biden deftly used the occasion to

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Alcalde que ordenó marcar viviendas de supuestos pacientes con coronavirus anuncia que tiene covid-19: «entro en cuarentena radical»

(CNN Español) — Luis Adrián Duque, alcalde del municipio Sucre, en el estado Yaracuy, en el centrooccidente de Venezuela, anunció este viernes que tiene covid-19 y que entrará en «cuarentena radical». «Más que nunca conciencia y más conciencia en cada hogar, me quedaré en casa por mi salud, la de mi familia y la de

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Gaetz probe includes scrutiny of potential public corruption tied to medical marijuana industry

Federal authorities are looking into whether a 2018 trip to the Bahamas involving Republican Congressman Matt Gaetz and several young women was part of an orchestrated effort to illegally influence Gaetz in the area of medical marijuana, people briefed on the matter told CNN. Prosecutors with the Justice Department’s Public Integrity Section are examining whether

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US begins to move equipment out of Afghanistan and approves deployment of forces to protect withdrawal operations

The US military withdrawal from Afghanistan is now underway with equipment being packed and shipped out, three defense officials tell CNN. The Pentagon has also approved the deployment of hundreds of maritime, air and land forces to the region to ensure security for American and NATO forces as well as contractors as they withdraw, the

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What six Asian Americans are doing to fight hate in their communities

Asian Americans have had enough. Since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, they’ve seen friends, relatives and community members be harassed, threatened and violently assaulted. Congress is now on track to pass legislation that would denounce discrimination against Asian Americans and expedite reviews of potential Covid-19-related hate crimes. But some Asian Americans haven’t waited for

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Buscan aplicar 30 mil vacunas en 30 días

YUMA, Ariz (T3)-El Centro Médico Regional de Yuma (YRMC), las agencias asociadas y los funcionarios electos se complace en anunciaron una nueva campaña destinada a ayudar a proteger a la comunidad contra el COVID-19: “30,000 dosis en 30 días”.Por medio de una conferencia de prensa esta mañana en el Centro Cívico de Yuma, 1440 W. Desert Hills Dr. informó el alcalde de Yuma Douglas J. Nicholls esta iniciativa.

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