Governor Newsom files lawsuit over recall filing mistake
California Governor Gavin Newsom is suing his own Secretary of State to have his party affiliation listed on the state’s upcoming recall election ballot.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom is suing his own Secretary of State to have his party affiliation listed on the state’s upcoming recall election ballot.
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Arizona’s largest county says it will not reuse any of the voting equipment turned over for the controversial audit of the 2020 election.
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By Jack Guy, CNN Business A prototype flying car has completed a test flight between two cities in Slovakia, spending 35 minutes airborne. Klein Vision’s AirCar flew between Nitra and the capital Bratislava on Monday, according to a press release published Wednesday. The AirCar Prototype 1 is powered by a 160 horsepower BMW engine, and
Continue ReadingBy Dana Santas, CNN In Part I of the series, I outlined the overall power of breathing to impact our bodies and minds. Then in Part II, I shared how our breathing pattern can impact posture, movement and pain. Those articles demonstrated how the quality of our breathing pattern — good or bad — has
Continue ReadingBy Maggie Fox, CNN Nearly all the staff at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health are vaccinated against Covid-19. Yet they are all still wearing masks to work. These researchers, who are among the most well-versed in the tricks of the coronavirus, aren’t taking any chances. They’re advising the rest of the country and
Continue ReadingDr. Jonathan Reiner says unvaccinated people should wear masks as the Delta variant continues to spread across the globe.
Continue ReadingMariana Toro (CNN) — Por sexto día, los equipos de búsqueda y rescate se abrieron paso meticulosamente a través de montones de escombros después del colapso del edificio en Surfside, Florida, con la esperanza de encontrar más sobrevivientes. Hasta el martes por la noche, al menos 12 personas habían muerto y 149 personas estaban desaparecidas,
Continue ReadingBy Katie Hunt, CNN It was an asteroid strike that doomed the dinosaurs to extinction 66 million years ago. But what were their lives like before it hit? Whether they were thriving or already teetering on the brink has long been a matter of debate for paleontologists. A new study suggests that dinosaurs were in
Continue ReadingBy Katie Hunt, CNN It was an asteroid strike that doomed the dinosaurs to extinction 66 million years ago. But what were their lives like before it hit? Whether they were thriving or already teetering on the brink has long been a matter of debate for paleontologists. A new study suggests that dinosaurs were in
Continue ReadingDr. Anthony Fauci says the rise in coronavirus from the Delta variant in certain part of the US “is entirely avoidable, entirely preventable” if more people in those areas would get the Covid-19 vaccination.
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By Anneken Tappe, CNN Business What labor shortage? America’s private sector employers added 692,000 jobs in June, according to Wednesday’s ADP Employment Report. That exceeded Wall Street analysts’ expectations. While employers complain that they can’t find enough workers, the battered leisure and hospitality industry still registered by far the most job growth at 332,000 new
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By Lisa Respers France, CNN Britney Spears has some guidance for us. The pop star who has been in the headlines lately because of her conservatorship has been on vacation in Hawaii and on Tuesday she posted a video on her verified Instagram account titled “DOS AND DONTS if you are a pap, fan or
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By Lisa Respers France, CNN Britney Spears has some guidance for us. The pop star who has been in the headlines lately because of her conservatorship has been on vacation in Hawaii and on Tuesday she posted a video on her verified Instagram account titled “DOS AND DONTS if you are a pap, fan or
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The pop star, now 39, calls the 13-year, court-mandated conservatorship controlling her life ‘abusive.’ Will she be able to end it – and do those involved have her best interests at heart?
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By Christina Carrega, CNN Zerious Meadows was 16 when a Michigan judge sentenced him to life without the possibility of parole for participating in a felony murder. Now, at 67, Meadows is free. During 20 of the 47 years Meadows was in prison, he said, he earned an associate degree in business accounting and participated
Continue ReadingBy Maggie Fox, CNN Nearly all the staff at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health are vaccinated against Covid-19. Yet they are all still wearing masks to work. These researchers, who are among the most well-versed in the tricks of the coronavirus, aren’t taking any chances. They’re advising the rest of the country and
Continue ReadingBy Angela Fritz, Carma Hassan and Brisa Colon, CNN Hundreds of people have visited emergency departments or urgent-care clinics in the Pacific Northwest since Friday — and as many as 230 deaths have been reported — as an excruciating heat wave smashed all-time temperature records in Oregon, Washington and Canada. Portland set record-high temperatures three
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By Lisa Respers France, CNN Mark Hoppus caught the world up on how he’s been doing since recently sharing his cancer diagnosis. The Blink-182 singer and bassist appeared on an almost 45-minute Blinko stream on Twitch and said he was feeling better than he had felt the day before. “Yesterday was hellish for me and
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Drug cartels are getting creative, intimidating migrants to illegally transport narcotics, like fentanyl, into the United States using ports of entry.
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By Jason Hanna, CNN Dan Gannon wouldn’t mind a full summer break. The Bronx high school history teacher is as drained as anyone by teaching remotely during the pandemic. He sympathizes with any educator taking the summer off. Many worked more hours than usual to adapt lessons and relearn how to instruct — and carried
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