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Month: February 2020

Es poco probable que todos tengan una REAL ID para la fecha límite de octubre, según el secretario interino de Seguridad Nacional

(CNN) — El secretario interino de Seguridad Nacional, Chad Wolf, expresó su preocupación el miércoles por el hecho de que no todos los estados cumplirían con la fecha límite del 1 de octubre para emitir licencias de conducir REAL ID a residentes, y les dijo a los legisladores que puede solicitar una solución legislativa para

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México atiende caso sospechoso de coronavirus; ponen a paciente en aislamiento

(CNN Español) — Un paciente sospechoso de coronavirus se encuentra hospitalizado en el Instituto Nacional de Enfermedades Respiratorias en la Ciudad de México a la espera de más pruebas para confirmarlo, informó Hugo López-Gatell, subsecretario de Prevención y Promoción de la Salud de México. “Tenemos un paciente sospechoso de #COVID19, hospitalizado en @RespiraINER”, dijo en

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Coca-Cola could be in tight supply of artificial sweetener for diet and zero-sugar drinks because of coronavirus

Coca-Cola says coronavirus has disrupted its supply chain, and artificial sweeteners from China could be in shorter supply if the outbreak continues to spread. Production and exports have been delayed for Coke’s suppliers of sugar alternatives used in the company’s diet and zero-sugar drinks, Coca-Cola disclosed Monday as part of its annual report. “We have

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Healthy, easy snacks that kids will love

If you are like many parents I know, snacking has become a predictable daily ritual. The opportunity presents itself at after-school pickups, group playdates, before and after sports or homework, and when there’s simply no other activity to engage in at the moment. Children in the United States snack about three times per day, with

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Las ilusiones de Trump no detendrán el coronavirus

Nota del editor: Frida Ghitis, exproductora y corresponsal de CNN, es columnista sobre temas internacionales. Colabora con frecuencia para la sección de opinión de CNN, para The Washington Post y es columnista para World Politics Review. Puede seguirla en Twitter en @fridaghitis. Las opiniones expresadas en este artículo son propias de la autora. (CNN) —

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Yang: ‘Multiple campaigns have reached out’ about his potential support

Former Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang said Thursday that multiple presidential campaigns have reached out to him about potentially supporting their campaigns. Yang’s comments come following a Wall Street Journal report on Thursday that Democratic candidate Michael Bloomberg’s campaign had “floated” the possibility of Yang being his vice president. A Bloomberg adviser pushed back on

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Chicago Tribune shakeup rankles newsroom staffers

Chicago Tribune staffers on Thursday learned about a massive shakeup in its masthead through a series of morning emails. Editor-in-chief Bruce Dold and Managing Editor Peter Kendall were leaving. Colin McMahon, senior vice president and chief content officer at the newspaper’s parent company Tribune Publishing, would take over as editor in chief. The departures of

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Homeland Security secretary says Russian influence continues ahead of Super Tuesday

Acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf warned of Russia’s ongoing influence campaign ahead of Super Tuesday’s Democratic presidential primaries, but said there is no current “credible threat” to election infrastructure. “Russia has an ongoing influence campaign to sow discord or distrust in our American democracy,” Wolf told CNN on Thursday while visiting a Mecklenburg County

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