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Month: March 2020

Trump touts great success as US becomes world’s worst virus epicenter

As America became the epicenter of the global coronavirus pandemic, President Donald Trump downplayed the escalating national crisis. His comments at Thursday’s afternoon briefing underscored the growing duality of the fight: While the President is telling a tale of great successes, of a government powerfully mobilizing, front-line health care workers are facing gruesome scenes in

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Confusion and frustration still reign a week after FEMA takes over coronavirus response

A week after the government’s principal emergency response agency took the lead on the growing coronavirus pandemic, officials have been trying to catch up, hoping to streamline communication and sort out distribution to get necessary equipment to states pleading for help. The Federal Emergency Management Agency, which falls under the Department of Homeland Security, is

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Rihanna finally gave us a new song, sort of

It’s not the new album the world has been begging for, but it’s a start. Early Friday, Canadian singer PartyNextDoor dropped his new album, “PartyMobile,” which features Rihanna on the song, “Believe It.” Rihanna announced the new single on her verified Twitter account. Folks have been more than excited for new music from the singer

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Argentina cierra sus fronteras completamente

(CNN Español) — El gobierno argentino decidió la madrugada de este viernes ampliar las medidas de cierre en todas sus fronteras hasta el 31 de marzo. La nueva decisión afecta tanto a nacionales, como a extranjeros. El decreto alcanza a “las personas residentes en el país que se encontraren en el exterior y a los

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New Orleans on Louisiana’s front line in coronavirus war, as disaster has state monitoring nursing homes

As Louisiana sees its coronavirus cases climb — and state health experts are monitoring “clusters” at six nursing homes — New Orleans is facing critical shortages of ventilators and protective equipment, an official said Thursday. “This is going to be the disaster that defines our generation,” Collin Arnold, director of the city’s Office of Homeland

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