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Month: July 2021

12 of the 20 biggest school districts now require masks in schools. The others can’t because of mask mandate bans

By Elizabeth Stuart, CNN More major school districts will require masks in schools following updated guidance Tuesday from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. With the spread of the more contagious Delta variant, the CDC now recommends students from kindergarten through grade 12 wear masks in school. The American Academy of Pediatrics has

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Manchin backs taking first step on Biden’s multi-trillion-dollar agenda as Democratic leaders grow more confident

By Manu Raju and Clare Foran, CNN Senate Democratic leaders are growing increasingly confident that they will lock down support for the crucial first step to advancing President Joe Biden’s multi-trillion dollar economic package after West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin signaled on Thursday that he is in favor of pressing forward. Manchin told CNN that

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Recovery efforts underway after stolen vehicle crashes into Snake River

By Eric Grossarth/EastIdahoNews.com Click here for updates on this story     IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (eastidahonews.com) — Emergency responders are attempting to recover a stolen vehicle that crashed into the Snake River Thursday morning. It appears the vehicle entered the water near the intersection of Pederson Street and Glen Koester Lane sometime between 5 a.m. and 9

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Nikola founder Trevor Milton is indicted for allegedly lying about ‘nearly all aspects of the business’

By Chris Isidore, CNN Business Nikola founder Trevor Milton faces federal charges of lying to investors, according to an indictment unsealed in New York on Thursday. The indictment alleges that from November 2019 through September 2020, Milton made false and misleading statements about “nearly all aspects of the business” of developing electric and hydrogen-powered trucks.

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Los programas de ayuda por covid están comenzando a expirar para millones de estadounidenses

Mariana Toro (CNN) — Dieciséis meses después de que la pandemia de coronavirus trastornara la economía y dejara a millones de estadounidenses sin trabajo, los históricos programas de ayuda que implementó el Congreso están listos para comenzar a expirar. Los legisladores se apresuraron en marzo de 2020 para amortiguar el golpe financiero provocado por el

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