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Month: February 2020

JCPenney is closing six more stores

The tough times continue for JCPenney. The department store chain announced plans Thursday to close six additional stores as sales and profit continue to decline. The company did not share specifics about its store closings, saying it would give more detailed outlook of its real estate plans when it meets with analysts on April 7.

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The Church of Scientology released hundreds of balloons at the opening of a California church. Local officials want to make sure it never happens again

Officials in California say the Church of Scientology is apologizing after releasing hundreds of balloons during a grand opening of a new church. Saturday’s release of the helium balloons angered Ventura city officials, who fear they will damage the environment in and around their community some 68 miles northwest of Los Angeles. Remnants of the

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La mejor defensa contra el coronavirus

Nota del editor: Colleen S. Kraft, MD, MSc, es el directora médico asociado en el Hospital de la Universidad de Emory y profesor asociado en el Departamento de Medicina, así como profesor asistente en el Departamento de Patología de la Facultad de Medicina de la Universidad de Emory. También es directora médica asociada de la

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New evidence against Lori Loughlin and husband revealed in government motion

New details have emerged about the alleged involvement of actress Lori Loughlin and her fashion designer husband Mossimo Giannulli in the college admissions scandal. A new, 526-page motion, filed Tuesday in Massachusetts federal court, is the government’s response to a recent argument by Loughlin, Giannulli, and additional defendants who have pleaded not guilty. The defendants

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HHS Secretary Azar: ‘I’m still chairman of the task force’ on coronavirus after Trump says Pence is leading response

Health and Human Services Secretary Alexander Azar stressed that he was still in charge of the task force addressing the novel coronavirus following President Donald Trump’s announcement that Vice President Mike Pence would lead US efforts to battle the outbreak. “I’m still chairman of the task force,” Azar said Wednesday, as a White House news

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