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Month: February 2020

‘The Proud Family’ revived by Disney+

“The Proud Family” and the Disney company are reuniting. Disney+ on Thursday announced a revival of the beloved animated series that premiered more than 18 years go. The revival, called “The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder,” is currently in production. Executive producers Bruce W. Smith and Ralph Farquhar, who worked on the original Disney Channel

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Marcha por la democracia en República Dominicana

(CNN Español) — República Dominicana celebra su independencia este 27 de febrero en medio de una crisis política tras la suspensión de las elecciones municipales por el fracaso del voto automatizado. El denominado “Trabucazo 2020”, llamado a través de la redes sociales la “marcha del millón”, según sus organizadores, es una manifestación pacífica, no partidista,

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You may have to wait for your next gadget: Electronics makers can’t get parts quickly enough

Electronics manufacturers face weeks of delays in parts shipments because of coronavirus. That could affect the availability of a number of tech products down the road. Roughly 65% of electronics makers reported suppliers told them that the coronavirus outbreak will result in shipment delays, according to a survey released this week by electronics trade group

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Climate activists just blocked plans to expand Heathrow, one of the world’s biggest airports

The British government’s contentious plans to build a third runway at London’s Heathrow Airport have been blocked by an appeals court on environmental grounds, in a landmark victory for climate campaigners. Judges in the closely-watched case at London’s Court of Appeal said the UK government, which threw its support behind the proposal, had failed to

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New York Times: Superdelegates open to brokered convention to block Sanders from nomination

Some national and state Democratic party leaders concerned about Sen. Bernie Sanders‘ candidacy are willing to risk a messy, brokered national convention this summer, which could be potentially damaging to the party, to prevent the self-described Democratic socialist from becoming the nominee, The New York Times reported. Of the 93 superdelegates the Times interviewed, a

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Pokémon throws a celebration every year. Here’s how that helps its brand

February 27 marks the annual Pokémon Day celebration, a day for Pokémon’s licensed partners to cash in. The Pokémon Company’s strategy this year centered around the Netflix launch of an animated movie “Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution.” Pokémon featured in the film like the “armored Mewtwo” are appearing on software company Niantic’s hit mobile game Pokémon

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The prestigious Wharton business school’s new dean will be first woman and person of color in its nearly 140-year history

Erika James has a knack for making history. Five years after she was named the first African-American woman to be named dean of Emory University’s Goizueta Business School, James was named as the new dean at the University of Pennsylvania’s the Wharton School of Business. She’ll be the first woman and person of color to

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Health expert tapped for coronavirus task force will report to Pence

Vice President Mike Pence’s office announced Thursday that Ambassador Deborah Birx, a physician and public health expert, will serve as the White House’s “coronavirus response coordinator.” Birx will likely be coordinating with the other health professionals on the novel coronavirus, essentially taking on what appears to be a coronavirus “czar” role on the public health

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