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Month: March 2020

Police probe basketball court shooting

Click here for updates on this story     New Haven (WFSB) — An 18-year-old man is recovering from a gunshot wound he suffered at a basketball court in New Haven. According to police, officers responded to a fight at the court at Shelton Avenue and Ivy Street in the Newhallville neighborhood. The fight was reported around

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¿Estás preocupado por el coronavirus? Si uno de tus seres queridos tiene más de 60 años, lee esto

El nuevo coronavirus puede infectar a cualquier persona, pero son los adultos mayores, de 60 años en adelante, quienes tienen más probabilidades de enfermarse gravemente. Algunos consejos son aplicables a cada generación, pero existen precauciones específicas que los adultos mayores deben tomar para proteger su salud. Hablamos con dos geriatras y obtuvimos orientación de los

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New US bill could ban imported Chinese goods from Xinjiang amid forced labor concerns

US lawmakers unveiled legislation Wednesday urging the Trump administration to take action over claims of forced labor camps in Xinjiang, China, after a US government report found it was “nearly impossible” to ensure global supply chains were clean of tainted goods. A bipartisan group of politicians, including Democratic Rep. James McGovern of Massachusetts and Republican

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Pence: ‘I don’t think there’s confusion’ after clarifications to Trump’s coronavirus address

Vice President Mike Pence on Thursday dismissed suggestions that there was confusion surrounding President Donald Trump’s address to the nation about coronavirus despite the administration having to later make clarifications about travel restrictions. “I don’t think there’s confusion,” Pence, who is leading the administration’s response to the crisis, told CNN’s Alisyn Camerota on “New Day”

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Warren and Markey ask Justice Department about confusion at immigration courts over CDC coronavirus fliers

Democratic Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Ed Markey on Wednesday sent a letter to the Trump administration requesting information about confusion that played out this week in the nation’s immigration courts over whether judges could hang up Centers for Disease Control and Prevention fliers about coronavirus after the Justice Department asked them to be taken down.

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